We're all feeding these fish-and-半導体素子 爆撃機s

Hallelujah!! We've been saved. Again.

Those 半導体素子-loving young men 恐らく planning an 'Islamic 爆弾' have been 失敗させる／負かすd.

What could have driven them to it? やめる かもしれない the Christian 爆弾s dropped on Baghdad that tore the 四肢s off Iraqi children.

現実に, we don't know what these young men were doing. They are innocent until 設立する 有罪の, but the way the police 発表する such 逮捕（する）s 促進するs a hysterical reaction.

We are now to live in 恐れる of the '必然的な' 残虐（行為）s to be （打撃，刑罰などを）与えるd on us, not just from foreigners but from people born and bred in Britain.

We have been here before.

The 戦車／タンクs at Heathrow saved us from God knows what. We were saved from the ricin factory, remember? Except that it turned out that the men 逮捕（する）d were never 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金d with any テロリスト-関係のある offences.

Then we were saved from a 毒（薬） gas attack on the Tube. Except the man 逮捕（する）d in that flurry of headlines only ended up serving four months for having a 偽の パスポート.

Indeed, of 549 people 逮捕（する）d under the anti-terror 法律s since the September 11 attacks, only 91 have been 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金d and only 15 事例／患者s have led to any 有罪の判決s.

かもしれない the new 一連の会議、交渉／完成する of 逮捕（する）s will be different, for it really has exposed something new. Many were 明らかに surprised that the 脅し may come from within our shores as much as without.

The alienation of some young イスラム教徒s has now at least been brought out into the open. What has been 明らかにする／漏らすd is an astonishing level of 否定 both の中で イスラム教徒s and the British community as a whole.

イスラム教徒 leaders can be weak in 演説（する）／住所ing the needs and 衝突s of their own 青年 and many Britons 明確に believe that the only appropriate 態度 for a イスラム教徒 living here is 感謝.

No one wants to understand how this new 世代 has 吸収するd 確かな Western aspirations without having assimilated many other Western values.

Caught in an uncertain world with high 失業 (20 per cent of young イスラム教徒s in Luton, for instance, are 失業), 一時停止するd between a passive older 世代 and the decadent 誘惑s of British 青年 culture, it is not surprising that some would turn to jihad, a doctrine of total certainty.

To be able to 非難する problems from 性の 失望／欲求不満 to 麻薬 use on the unbelievers has an 控訴，上告, of course.

Groups such as Al Muhajiroun do just this, と一緒に pointing out the 迫害 of イスラム教徒s in countries from Chechnya to パレスチナ.

Yet we make the same mistake such young men do if we always conflate 約束 with politics. The reaction to the 圧迫 of イスラム教徒 brethren is a political, not a 宗教的な, reaction although Al Qaeda is successful in always marrying the two.

We have experience of this. We were always told 'the Troubles' in Ireland were about 宗教 as …に反対するd to politics-In what 宗教's 指名する, then, was British 知能 存在 passed to 現体制支持者／忠臣 テロリストs so they could 殺人 solicitors who defended 共和国の／共和党のs? The C ofE?

The problem is that イスラム教徒 spokespeople are ますます 軍隊d into defending their 約束. What they really need to do is 取り組む perceptions of political 失敗 and impotence 登録（する）d across the イスラム教徒 world.

It is the feeling of utter powerlessness, real or imagined, that 運動s the 自殺 爆撃機. That boys who grow up playing cricket and worshipping Manchester 部隊d may also feel like this is a 調印する of the 混乱 in our 中央.

Whether these boys have plotted to do anything about it, we don't yet know.

Somewhere between the insular 'they're good boys who just go to the イスラム教寺院' stereotype and the jihadist nightmare, there has to be another 大勝する for intelligent but 過激な イスラム教徒 青年.

But just who, in these paranoid times, will talk politics to these young people instead of 宗教?

Michael Grade is just what the BBC needs: a 広大な／多数の／重要な public （衆議院の）議長, a brilli ant entrepreneur and a man who loves television. I look 今後 to him making the 事例／患者 for the independence of the BBC, 同様に as to some 広大な／多数の／重要な programmes.

Beverley Hughes is a 犠牲者 of the 政府's 不本意 to be honest about its 移民／移住 政策.

It should defend 経済的な 移住 instead of pretending it is a mistake.

Still, the fuss has also shone light on two 決定的な areas. First, is a woman ever too old to be called a babe? 明らかに not.

Fifty-something Hughes is still referred to as 'a Blair Babe'. Strange.

平等に strange has been David Blunkett's reaction. Mrs Hughes has brought out the softer 味方する of Mr Blunkett, thanks to his attachment to her.

We 信用 now she's gone we won't have to 証言，証人／目撃する this bizarre 現象 - David Blunkett having human emotions - for やめる some time.

I was disappointed by that If... Women 支配するd The World programme. Almost every cliche in the 調書をとる／予約する was trotted out, yet what it was 予報するing was not 女性（の） 支配 but 女性（の） equality in a few areas of the workplace.

So we had the career-obsessed matriarch, too busy to care for her grownup children and 年輩の mother but planning to unfreeze her eggs and produce another girl.

We had feral men はうing around in the 支持を得ようと努めるd because their masculinity had been so challenged by their wives having 職業s.

The idea that if a few women get 促進するd all men will turn into survivalist loonies is ridiculous. Why can't anyone say that it is possible men may also 利益 from not having to stick to such 制限するd 役割s?

Certainly any notion that men can't 扱う 女性（の） equality was 支配するd out by the clever and charming professor of genetics, Steve Jones, who talked of how some lizards and potatoes had done away with the need for male 遺伝子s but had tended to wither away.

His sly wit said far more about how men can adapt to a '女性（の） 未来' tha n the 残り／休憩（する） of this paranoid programme.

Anyone who fantasises about doing 家事, such as Kylie, going on about how much she likes dusting, 明確に doesn't do much of it.

As for the news that 家事 can save women from 癌 think what it might do for men. It would certainly save them the 半端物 長，率いる 傷害 from put-upon partners' frying pans.

Carol Vorderman looks 全く amazing in the photos she did for GQ. It made me wonder what became of the programme she was going to do to challenge Trinny and Susannah's What Not To Wear.

On this 証拠 Ms Vorderman's advice would be very simple.

What not to wear? 着せる／賦与するs.