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Editorials & reply p32

US economy: The recovery that wasn't

Editorial: We have an anaemic recovery at best. And the housing market, where this crisis began, remains in terrible shape
Hacking at the truth: The New York Times v the News of the World

Editorial: One former editor said he had been to 'dozens, if not hundreds' of meetings with Mr Coulson about the 'dark arts' of tabloid reporting
Country diary: New Forest

Graham Long: New Forest
Corrections and clarifications

Det Norske Veritas and Nepal | Boston's Museum of Fine Arts | G2 Kids puzzle
Unthinkable? Enforcing the Radcliffe rules

Editorial: Tony Blair is contrite, saying he has undermined the confidentiality that good governance requires

Sting in the tale

Letters: The greatly underrated Paul Jennings used "Sting, where is thy death?" as the title of a piece in the Observer
Brillos scrubbed

Letters: He made it clear that issues had been raised about their authenticity and that he could not include a work the provenance of which might in any way be questioned
Cricket still gives a chance to shine

Letters: Cricket is a positive force for both player and spectator alike. There is no crisis
Friends for free on the buses

Letters: There are serious questions as to whether it is the poorest older people who benefit most from the universal free pass
A mystery wrapped in an enigma

Letters: If anyone wishes to call this infinitely long existence "god", then fine, but it doesn't solve anything
Murdoch and drama at the BBC

Letters: Mark Thompson's error is in treating Sky as if it were a natural part of the ecology of British media

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