Melanie Phillips

Well, that didn't take long, did it?

A mere two weeks and two days after David Cameron and Nick Clegg stood together in the Downing Street garden to announce the start of a new type of politics, we found ourselves back with the same old politics that was supposedly buried with a stake through its heart.

The

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Even before tomorrow's Queen's Speech, our new Lib-Con coalition has achieved a palpable hit. It has upset the feminist Sisterhood.

For this we must all give thanks.

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For those in Britain who need to travel the world, flying has turned into a nightmarish game of aviation roulette.

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The sense of disorientation following last week's tumultuous events and the formation of a coalition government has far from abated.

People are still trying to work out the contours of this most unfamiliar political landscape.

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In Britain, the benefits of diversity are apparently boundless.

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One of the strongest advantages of the British electoral system has always been that it gives voters the opportunity for a clear choice.

'First past the post' means the chance to throw the governing party out on its ear.

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Terrifying as this may seem, the attempt to stamp out Christianity in Britain appears to be gathering pace.

Dale McAlpine was preaching to shoppers in Workington, Cumbria, that homosexuality is a sin when he found himself carted off by the police, locked up in a cell for seven hours and charged with using abusive or

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