The Wardman Wire

Today’s grab bag of stories.

News

DANIEL MARTIN and MATTHEW HICKLEY

(Daily Mail) - Brown says he will negotiate with Taliban to end war in Afghanistan.

Graeme Paton (Daily Telegraph) - Tories criticise teen justice proposals .

JOHN TROUP (The Sun) - A deadly new data blunder.

Angus Crawford (BBC) - MoD renting 8,000 empty homes .

Will Woodward (Guardian) - Brown will now go to Lisbon and sign EU treaty - but by himself.

Economist (Economist) - Believe it or not - America’s Atheists.

Mark Mazzetti (New York Times) - C.I.A. Director Speaks to Senate Committee.

Comment

Tom Coghlan (Daily Telegraph) - Taliban can lose battles but still win war.

Patrick Hosking (The Times) - Property funds are shaping up as the next big asset class to trip up small investors.

Economist (Economist) - Virtual worlds are being put to serious real-world uses—and are starting to encounter some real-world problems.

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