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April 09th, 2019

topics:	Humans
by:	Yair Oded
partner:	Screen Shot

Despite growing international pressure, the Southeast Asian sultanate invoked a new set of laws authorising the government to stone to death any person.

April 06th, 2019

by:	Gurmeet Singh

Professional football is so lofty and moneyed, so removed from everyday life, that anything goes, doesn't it?

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March 15th, 2019

by:	Gurmeet Singh

In 1972, British soldiers opened fire on civil rights protestors in Derry, Northern Ireland. Now one of those soldiers has been charged with murder.

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March 01st, 2019

by:	Gurmeet Singh

At the still point of the turning world, the past and future are gathered, to paraphrase T. S. Eliot. The new philosophy of centrism.

February 26th, 2019

topics:	Arts, Technology
by:	Shira Jeczmien
partner:	Screen Shot

GAN images are developing at an unprecedented rate. What does this mean for the future of authenticity and deepfakes?

February 22nd, 2019

by:	Gurmeet Singh

Shamima Begum is one of three British girls who left the UK to join ISIL in Syria. She and her friends were 15 years old at the time.

January 25th, 2019

by:	Gurmeet Singh

Earlier last week, a video began to circulate on social media – a video which seemed to ignite every proverbial bonfire across the U.S. and . the U.K.

January 07th, 2019

topics:	Nature, Economy
by:	Robin Whitlock

The American’s and Canadians call it ‘dumb growth’ - its stains are visible in every community. But is the alternative 'smart growth" the answer?

November 23rd, 2018

by:	Gurmeet Singh

The UN's assessment of the U.K.'s austerity policies is bleak: the U.K. is unnecessarily punishing its poorest citizens.

November 04th, 2018

by:	Gurmeet Singh

The legitimacy of the Brexit referendum of 2016 is nowhere near settled.

October 26th, 2018

by:	Gurmeet Singh

The U.K.’s housing market, particularly the rental market, is deeply troubling. So who is responsible?

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October 02nd, 2018

by:	Shira Jeczmien

Following a three-day direct action protesting last year, three anti-fracking activists are sentenced to prison, the first in the U.K.

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March 01st, 2018

by:	Shira Jeczmien

A new study shows that diversity in the workplace will raise the UK's GDP by approximately 7 percent.

November 06th, 2017

by:	Gurmeet Singh

Elite individuals and organisations use loopholes in laws to avoid paying monumental sums in tax. The dimension shown by the Paradies Papers is frightening

September 19th, 2017

topics:	Humans, Economy
by:	Federica Tedeschi

About the hidden horrors of modern-day slavery in UK

September 12th, 2017

by:	Maria João Morais

Drain or salvage? What impact will the Brexit have on the British labour market?

August 08th, 2017

by:	Maria João Morais

Recently voted the UK's "coolest city", Bristol has a major rproblem: homelessness.

March 29th, 2017

by:	Maria João Morais

Opportunist far right parties hurried, once again, to link the recent terrorist attack on Westminster, which killed four people, with immigration. The message is not new: we [...]

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March 10th, 2017

topics:	Humans
by:	Federica Tedeschi

Over the years the FMU, which was set in 2005 and works on the Government’s forced marriage policy to operate both inside the UK and overseas, has dealt with cases concerning more than 90 [...]

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February 27th, 2017

topics:	Humans, Arts
by:	Federica Tedeschi

The exhibition, which took place last month at the Stephen Lawrence Gallery in Greenwich (London), followed an overwhelmingly positive response to the previous display at the New Art Exchange [...]

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January 13th, 2017

topics:	Humans, Arts
by:	Judith Vonberg

Over £40 million was removed from the ESOL (English for speakers of other languages) budget last year alone and in May this year, the government rejected an [...]

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October 10th, 2016

topics:	Humans
by:	Federica Tedeschi

There have been 29 deaths involving the police in England and Wales so far this year, including two fatal shootings, according to INQUEST, a [...]

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April 11th, 2016

topics:	Humans
by:	Federica Tedeschi

According to the Stonewall Top 100 Employers 2016 report, respondents who feel comfortable disclosing their sexual orientation in the workplace to all colleagues, clients [...]

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October 14th, 2015

by:	Vanessa Ellingham

So let me get this straight: Russia isn't just targeting ISIS in Syria, but actually other groups who oppose the Assad regime? This dichotomy from the Guardian breaks down who supports who in Syria, and boy, is [...]

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January 30th, 2015

by:	Ama Lorenz

Against the backdrop of the worldwide Islam discussions, the sentence “We don’t do God”, once said by Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's director of strategy and communications at that time, seams to get a new [...]

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November 03rd, 2014

by:	Vanessa Ellingham

Starting this week the Italian search and rescue mission for migrants crossing the Mediterranean is set to come to an end, resulting in outrage in [...]

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October 27th, 2014

topics:	Humans
by:	Gurmeet Singh

Some words I learnt as an 11 year old: metaphor, synthetic, altruism, genocide, ethnic cleansing, Kosovo. Some were learnt from books, others from my school mates. The transition from [...]

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September 12th, 2014

by:	Vanessa Ellingham

Last week China announced it would not permit open nominations for the post of Hong Kong chief executive next time it comes up for renewal in 2017, breaking the [...]

June 23rd, 2014

by:	Vanessa Ellingham

In an attempt to protect future generations from the negative health effects of smoking, British doctors will vote this week on whether to campaign [...]

January 26th, 2013

topics:	Humans
type:	Allgemein
by:	Sara Jabril

After two decades without a stable government, Somalis witnessed open campaigning and were able to cast their vote in what was an important step in [...]

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