Bertrand Audoin
: From Paris, With Hope
Gabriel Byng
: The Shard Is the St Paul's Cathedral of Our Times
Karen Ruimy
: Glamour and Riots in Paris: An Evening With Eva Longoria and David Beckham
David Burrowes MP
: It Is Time to Support the British Traditions of Free Speech, Tolerance - And Marriage
Chris Rooney
: The Day I Was Deceived Online
I wasn't alone on July 22nd in thinking that the attacks in Oslo and Utoya bore few of the hallmarks of Al Qaeda, but it certainly didn't seem that way to anyone watching rolling news coverage of the events unfolding in Norway.
Over the past decade Britain has become a more and more individualistic society to the point where I'm not sure what being British means any more.
Somehow a disaster affecting 11 million people is being ignored and the longer it takes for policymakers to act, the more people will die. That isn't hard to understand at all.
Given the hierarchical authoritarianism of the Gaddafi government I hope that the NTC will consider working with the civil servants who only worked for his repressive regime because there was no other option.
