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Issue 108, March 1998 Cash, questions and answersThe Guardian won public plaudits for its bold exposés of Tory sleaze. So why is it trying to warn everybody off a freelance journalist's own investigation of the Neil Hamilton affair? asks James HeartfieldNew religion for old?Even the Christian churches now want to follow the teachings of Diana, patron saint of victims, reports Brendan O'NeillGlobal reality gapsSustainable development, indigenous lifestyles, micro-credit and non-governmental organisations look great in text books and policy documents, but what do these concepts mean to the people on the receiving end in Africa, Asia and Latin America? LM reporters scratch away some of the gloss6 LM-Mail 8 TABOOS: Trust me, I'm a doctor Liz Frayn 10 Sexual harassment or harmless fun? Jennie Bristow 12 WHEN INDECENCY IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER Philip Stokes 14 Cash, questions and answers James Heartfield 17 Government by scandal Will Deighton 18 New Labour, New Laws: Whose justice Charlotte Reynolds 19 Fox hunting is fun Ceri Dingle 20 After Diana: New religion for old? Brendan O'Neill 24 Appeal in Defence of Free Speech 26 UNABOMBER: A DARKER SHADE OF GREEN Ron Arnold 28 Economists in depression Phil Mullan 30 FUTURES: RU-486 - a bitter pill to swallow Kathleen Corkey 32 Iraq: A threat to whom? Will Deighton 33 Global reality gaps Kathleen Richardson, Bruno Waterfield, Para Teare 37 SECOND OPINION: Dr Michael Fitzpatrick
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