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What is the Government’s message to 7/7 victims?

What is the Government’s message to 7/7 victims?

I really feel for Rachel and other victims of the 7/7 bombings which shattered their lives. I feel their frustration at being fobbed off by a Government which simply states the obvious in its long-awaited report. We've already been told about failings on the day, this...

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The true human suffering behind an Italian tomato

The true human suffering behind an Italian tomato

Next time you open up a tin of Italian plum tomatoes, do bear in mind the true price in human suffering that could have been involved. This article brings tears to the eyes, it was written by a brilliant undercover journalist posing as an immigrant worker, and he...

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Where the pen is mightier than the sword

Where the pen is mightier than the sword

Can you imagine Guido in the dock charged with "insulting Britishness" over his wickedly composed plots, rumours and conspiracy? I know the pen is mightier than the sword, but it is incredible that the fictitious characters in a Turkish novel have landed one of the...

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Voters must first hand over guns at Yemen polls today

Voters must first hand over guns at Yemen polls today

While the world's eyes are glued on Thailand's dramatic coup and Hungary's lying Prime Minister, I shall also be thinking of the 9 million voters in Yemen today at their first seriously contested presidential election. To set the scene, more than 90,000 police and...

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Hungary’s second Uprising

Hungary’s second Uprising

The extraordinary repeated lies of the Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany have led to violent scenes and clashes. Is this Hungary's second Uprising? Thousands of protesters have clashed with police and stormed the headquarters of Hungary's state television,...

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Stephen Fry’s tortured mind

Stephen Fry’s tortured mind

Tonight we can journey into Stephen Fry's tortured mind, and other's too who describe the blackness of living with manic depression. Stephen is one of 4 million sufferers of bipolar disorder in the UK, which has driven him to the brink of suicide. He hopes his frank...

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Sick War on Terror boardgame launched in Cambridge

Sick War on Terror boardgame launched in Cambridge

 Two Cambridge men have launched a War on Terror boardgame, no doubt hoping it will be a Christmas best seller. It is based on terrorist atrocities and the aim of the game is to "liberate the world, ridding it of fear and terrorism forever". It even...

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Law-breaking parents on school run

Law-breaking parents on school run

I wonder if police will be monitoring schools today to boost their coffers by booking law-breaking parents. I wonder how many hours of paper work this will involve. I would far rather they spent their time nabbing motorists, particularly lorry drivers, who still drive...

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