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    • Harriet Sergeant: My edgy summer in the ’hood
    • Prison’s just what a young yob needs: structure and discipline
    • The state just won’t let Tuggy go straight
    • The state sector’s big evil: it does not sack
    • Schools are churning out the unemployable
    • My cure for violent gangs: museums and a night at the theatre
    • The blunders forcing children at risk to compete for care
    • Sorry, kids, you’re all going to Smoke-and-Mirrors High
    • Well, we did pay Matthews to keep having children
    • Amid the bust, a boom in polite taxi drivers and cheap builders
    • Ladies, thank heaven for younger men
    • The dangerous gap in policing
    • Oh Gordon, you should have seen us march
    • Gangs, alas, are offering what boys need
    • Filthy hospitals that won’t come clean
    • How the new money is making the NHS sicker

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Sunday Times:

  • Harriet Sergeant: My edgy summer in the ’hood
  • Prison’s just what a young yob needs: structure and discipline
  • The state just won’t let Tuggy go straight
  • The state sector’s big evil: it does not sack
  • Schools are churning out the unemployable
  • My cure for violent gangs: museums and a night at the theatre
  • The blunders forcing children at risk to compete for care
  • Sorry, kids, you’re all going to Smoke-and-Mirrors High
  • Well, we did pay Matthews to keep having children
  • Amid the bust, a boom in polite taxi drivers and cheap builders
  • The dangerous gap in policing
  • Oh Gordon, you should have seen us march
  • Gangs, alas, are offering what boys need
  • Filthy hospitals that won’t come clean
  • How the new money is making the NHS sicker
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