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Prospect Magazine | April 2016

In Prospect’s April issue: Sam Tanenhaus profiles Donald Trump, the leading candidate for the Republican Party Presidential nomination and asks if Trump makes it to the Oval Office, what would he do? Stephen Glover, examines what is happening at the Guardian as the newspaper looks to cut costs. Ferdinand Mount says Tony Blair transformed Britain but he should have cared more about the Labour Party.

Also in this issue: Richard Dearlove, the former head of MI5, says that Brexit would not damage the UK’s security and Christopher de Bellaigue questions whether France’s clampdown on radicals is having the right effect. Plus Miranda France looks at the legacy of Don Quixote and the Duel asks: “Should the Church of England be disestablished”?

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Below is a selection of articles in Prospect Magazine April 2016.

The reality of democracy Foreword Watching Donald Trump’s progression towards the Republican nomination and possibly the White House (see Sam Tanenhaus’s almost affectionate portrait, p26), many have asked whether this is a...

If I ruled the world Get rid of traffic lights If I ruled the world, I would want to know what kind of a messed-up set of circumstances had brought this strange situation into being. Is it some sort of zombie apocalypse? ...

Prospect recommends Things to do this month Art Sicily: Culture and Conquest British Museum, 21st April to 14th August Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean, has always been a prize. If today it is a beacon for...

Prospect events The Prospect Book Club The Prospect Book Club takes place on the third Monday of every month. To listen to a podcast of the 22nd February discussion with David Aaronovitch about his memoir Party Anim...

Letters letters@prospectmagazine.co.uk Illiberal Poland Anton Shekhovtsov and Peter Pomerantsev warn of the rise of what they term “illiberal democracy” in East-Central Europe, not least Poland, where the ri...

In fact The UK spends £100,000 a year recording its laws on vellum, a paper made from calf or goat-skin which lasts 5,000 years. Daily Telegraph, 14th February 2016 Japan granted refugee status to 27 people ...

Prospect Magazine | April 2016

In Prospect’s April issue: Sam Tanenhaus profiles Donald Trump, the leading candidate for the Republican Party Presidential nomination and asks if Trump makes it to the Oval Office, what would he do? Stephen Glover, examines what is happening at the Guardian as the newspaper looks to cut costs. Ferdinand Mount says Tony Blair transformed Britain but he should have cared more about the Labour Party.

Also in this issue: Richard Dearlove, the former head of MI5, says that Brexit would not damage the UK’s security and Christopher de Bellaigue questions whether France’s clampdown on radicals is having the right effect. Plus Miranda France looks at the legacy of Don Quixote and the Duel asks: “Should the Church of England be disestablished”?

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Prospect Magazine | April 2016

In Prospect’s April issue: Sam Tanenhaus profiles Donald Trump, the leading candidate for the Republican Party Presidential nomination and asks if Trump makes it to the Oval Office, what would he do? Stephen Glover, examines what is happening at the Guardian as the newspaper looks to cut costs. Ferdinand Mount says Tony Blair transformed Britain but he should have cared more about the Labour Party.

Also in this issue: Richard Dearlove, the former head of MI5, says that Brexit would not damage the UK’s security and Christopher de Bellaigue questions whether France’s clampdown on radicals is having the right effect. Plus Miranda France looks at the legacy of Don Quixote and the Duel asks: “Should the Church of England be disestablished”?

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Prospect Magazine | April 2016

In Prospect’s April issue: Sam Tanenhaus profiles Donald Trump, the leading candidate for the Republican Party Presidential nomination and asks if Trump makes it to the Oval Office, what would he do? Stephen Glover, examines what is happening at the Guardian as the newspaper looks to cut costs. Ferdinand Mount says Tony Blair transformed Britain but he should have cared more about the Labour Party.

Also in this issue: Richard Dearlove, the former head of MI5, says that Brexit would not damage the UK’s security and Christopher de Bellaigue questions whether France’s clampdown on radicals is having the right effect. Plus Miranda France looks at the legacy of Don Quixote and the Duel asks: “Should the Church of England be disestablished”?

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