Nick Cohen writes the 'Without Prejudice' column in The Observer each Sunday, exposing the machinations of New Labour, big business and holders of power everywhere. Here is a selection of recent highlights. You can also email Nick at n.cohen@observer.co.uk,with your comments or write a letter to the paper at letters@observer.co.uk
This week's Observer Comment
Observer Comment highlights

Going nowhere fast
Nick Cohen: After a month of conferences, Britain is stuck in the station with no clue of its political destination.

Anger management
Nick Cohen: What would you do if you chanced on an apparent intimacy in your local pub?
Dancing to same tune
Midsomer madness
How to stitch up a terror suspect

No sexing up, please
To justify war, the Prime Minister had only to convey the true barbarism of Saddam.
For the Kurds, it's a time for friends
The left's blindspot: Who will save Iraq?

Etiquette of email
Hutton is revealing that the higher end of the pay-grade chain is increasingly reluctant to log on.
Robin Cook: A question of guilt
The Hutton Inquiry: Observer special

A very British practice
Public inquiries over the years have slapped on the whitewash. This time it's completely different.
Whistling in the wind

Polemical weapons
Nick Cohen is nothing if not even-handed, says Roy Hattersley. In Pretty Straight Guys, he excoriates politicians of all hues.

People's elite
In an exclusive extract from his powerful new book that unspins the Blair years, Nick Cohen cuts through the humbug of the egalitarians who are so rarely on the level.