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Believe it or not, says Simon Hills, fatherhood has been around for some time. So what’s the point of dad.info?
Freedom and whisky: lessons from the frontlineThursday May 1, 2008What lessons can the drinks industry learn from the war on tobacco, asks Tom Bruce-Gardyne |
The politics of health: is food the new tobacco?Monday April 28, 2008The same tactics that have been used to tackle smoking are now being used to target our eating habits, says Simon Clark |
Food freaks: save us from these cereal nuttersFriday April 25, 2008Campaigners want to restrict the promotion of so-called “unhealthy foods”. Brian Monteith reports. |
Introducing The Best Book on the MarketWednesday April 23, 2008Market forces: let’s have more markets and fewer politicians, says Eamonn Butler, director of the Adam Smith Institute |
Smoking: no taxation without representationTuesday April 22, 2008Smokers, says Robin Butler, are not fairly represented by government, so why should they pay £10 billion a year in tax? |
Puppets on a string: Britain 2008Friday April 18, 2008So here we are, says Russell Lewis, governed by a growing, over-centralised, high tax, meddling, bureaucratic state |
Meat is murder: time for action on sausages and healthWednesday April 16, 2008The future of the nation is at stake, says Simon Hills. Draconian measures must be introduced, now. |
Mixed messages about alcohol and tobaccoMonday April 14, 2008Instead of targeting smokers with more restrictions, says Leslie Gilmore, government should tackle the over consumption of alcohol |
Spotlight on Big GovernmentFriday April 11, 2008Politicians want to ban tungsten lightbulbs and dictate the level of street lighting. Adrian Brown reports. |
A smoker's guide to Europe - and beyond (part two)Tuesday April 8, 2008Joe Jackson concludes his smoker’s guide, reporting from Italy, Switzerland, Austria and Israel |