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21 Jun 2012:
Owen Hatherley: The union jack has been rehabilitated as popular culture has gradually reinvented its symbolism
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21 Jun 2012:
Government calls it an anomaly that widely used British identity document is dominated by EU flag and no other symbol
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13 Jun 2012: Jessica Abrahams: For 15 years, the 3FF charity has helped children across faiths recognise and acknowledge similarities – and difference
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12 Jun 2012: Letters: It is ironic that England, as the powerhouse of the UK, finds it difficult to define its own nationalism
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1 Jun 2012: Jonathan Freedland: Future chroniclers will learn far more from Britain in a Day, a new documentary project, than from any official memorabilia
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26 Mar 2012:
Originally published in the Guardian on 26 March 1962: Young Europeans are being asked for their views on the Brits
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15 Mar 2012:
Guardian/Mixmag survey results appear to back up concerns in the US media over risks associated with synthetic cannabis
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8 Mar 2012:
Talk of independence is giving Scottish culture a boost – especially in the thriving music scene. The new bands are inspired by the country's traditional music, and they sing in their own accents too
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4 Mar 2012: The writer and editor of the Lady magazine takes issue with scientist David Bainbridge's book, which argues for the evolutionary significance of middle age
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4 Mar 2012: The novelist responds to scientist David Bainbridge's book, which argues that middle age is a period of great evolutionary significance
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