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<title>Comment - Columnists - Camilla Cavendish</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 30 Oct 2007 15:37:29 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Churchgoing isn't always religious]]></title>
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Thu, 15 May 2008 00:00:14 BST
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<![CDATA[If the latest survey is to be believed&amp;#44; the only churchgoers in 30 years&amp;#39; time will be Sir Cliff Richard and Tony Blair&amp;#46; The Religious Trends report suggests that there will be fewer people attending churches than mosques by 2040&amp;#44; and that the Church of England will be in the red&amp;#46;]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[The glass ceiling in women's heads]]></title>
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Thu, 08 May 2008 00:00:05 BST
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<![CDATA[In my dwindling band of friends who are still combining work and motherhood&amp;#44; there is a common fear&amp;#46; It is fear of promotion&amp;#46; Few say it&amp;#44; few even acknowledge it to themselves&amp;#46; These women are in their thirties&amp;#44; educated&amp;#44; in good jobs&amp;#46; But the next move up the career ladder &#45; or at least the conventional career ladder &#45; seems to produce in them a secret dread&amp;#46;]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[Government with a New York accent]]></title>
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Sat, 03 May 2008 00:00:20 BST
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<![CDATA[The first thing that struck me on Thursday morning was the queue&amp;#46; Cripes&#33; Unprecedented at my polling station&amp;#44; to have to wait for a pencil&amp;#46; The second thing was the jollity&amp;#46; In my corner of London&amp;#44; people dressed for work were smiling &#45; smiling&#33; &#45; and exchanging pleasantries&amp;#46; One man looked as though he was about to break into the Hallelujah Chorus&amp;#46; My six&#45;year&#45;old asked if we could go back and vote again&amp;#46;]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[Gordon Brown&amp;#39;s brazen fiddle]]></title>
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Thu, 24 Apr 2008 00:00:19 BST
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<![CDATA[The Government has turned a corner,&#8221; said Frank Field yesterday, And so it 
had. There was a hollow clanging sound as the Chancellor reversed away from 
a wall of derision and promised to compensate some of those made worse off 
by the Prime Minister's decision to abolish the 10p tax band. He had to. 
Having robbed 5.3 million of the lowest earners to fund a tax cut for those 
on middling incomes, Gordon Brown was about as popular in marginal 
constituencies as the Sheriff of Nottingham was in Sherwood Forest.]]>	
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