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Editors' picks

Fort Hood has enough victims already

Wajahat Ali: Whatever was in the mind of alleged shooter Major Nidal Malik Hasan is no reason to question the loyalty of Muslim Americans

Sarkozy's tough talk on French identity

Jim Wolfreys: Pandering to rightwing fears of immigration to France will only obscure the real issues of poverty, racism and inequality

Bill Clinton statue is already a relic

Slavenka Drakulic: The former US president should have been too embarrassed to attend a ceremony in Kosovo with unpleasant historical echoes

Renewing 1989's rejection of totality

Antony Lerman: Year of revolutions: The fall of communism swept away an ideology rooted in a deep human impulse. But it will never be confined to the history books

Nationalism has become the N-word

Ewan Crawford: The civic self-determination movements of the SNP and Plaid Cymru don't deserve the same label as far-right racists

Cannabis is dangerous

John Robertson: David Nutt is wrong. Reclassification of this harmful drug would send out the wrong message to our children

Expenses review is bad for family life

Gaby Hinsliff: The Kelly report will increase the strain on MPs who are parents, missing a chance to help make Westminster more representative

It isn't godly being green

Myles Allen: It is an insult to science to rule that belief in man-made climate change is a religious conviction

Poll

Road to nowhere

Following a recent Guardian Bike Blog on crap cycle lanes, readers uploaded their own examples to a Flickr group gallery. Given the evidence, do you think cycle lanes are ever worthwhile or almost always pointless and tokenistic?

(54%)

(46%)

Thread of the day

  • Bye bye, British constitution

    Anthony Barnett: It was on its last legs, but two recent events look like the final nails in the coffin for our unique unwritten constitution

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