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The future’s rosy for Olympic hero Rose

Vale of honour for Black

Soldier’s tale? No, just war tourism lit

Book Review: Voodoo Histories

We confess: JC columnist is CIA stooge

interview: Sana Krasikov - Georgia’s on her mind

A newly acclaimed, New-York based writer tells Francesca Segal how her links with her birthplace inform her work

Kid’s TV or strictly come trancing

Radical Islamists must be exposed, not invited to tea

The challenge or new ministers will be to highlight and disrupt Islamic extremism

Obama shows he really means business

The US President’s Cairo speech indicates he wants action on curbing settlements

Face it: Orthodoxy is divided

The modern Orthodox and Charedi movements would be healthier going their own ways

The real Obama ultimatum

The American President’s Cairo speech is more of a goad to the Palestinians than to Israel

Behind the eggs and the Dangers of PR

Anne Frank still has vital teenage role to play

The words of a tragic girl, who would have been 80 today, remain a potent weapon against prejudice

Only cleaning will get rid of the dirt

The BNP’s success is due to public anger, not to proportional representation

The kosher birthplace of punk

The 1970s regeneration of rock started in CBGB, a tiny New York club owned by the son of Russian immigrants

In Watford, it’s smart to fail the dress code

Paul Lester, a divorced music journalist navigates life

He won GPs their big bucks

Dr Laurence Buckman was attacked for securing higher pay packets for doctors. Time to dispel a few myths, he tells Michael Freedland