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How Jo Cox’s Murder Exposed The Difficulties Of Reporting On Terror In 2016
In the week Thomas Mair was told he would die in jail, experts say journalists have spent the year rushing to pass judgment on issues surrounding violence, terrorism, and mental health.
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Company Awarded £2 Million Of Public Money To Run Jobs Website “No One Has Heard Of” Goes Into Liquidation
Plotr, a jobs website for young people launched in 2012, went into liquidation this week and questions are being asked about what it achieved.
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Tesco Has Stopped Selling Marmite Apparently Due To Brexit And Britain Is In A State Of Crisis
#MarmiteGate is tearing the country apart.
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Tory MP Attacks “Unsettling” Home Office Plan To Make Businesses List Foreign Workers
Neil Carmichael said the “divisive” plan “has no place in 21st-century Britain”.
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The Tory Party Is Bracing Itself For All-Out Brexit War
Theresa May will confront the Tory party’s most significant ideological crisis in decades at next week’s conference.
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Campaigners Lose Legal Challenge Against G4S Equalities Helpline
The company, which has been criticised over its human rights record, will take over the helpline tomorrow.
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Médecins Sans Frontières Says Yemen Hospital Bombings Showed “Utter Disregard For Civilian Life”
The charity released reports into the bombings of two hospitals ahead of a session of the UN Security Council.
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Bernie Sanders Posted A Picture Of Himself Watching The Debate And Became A Heartbreaking Meme
This will give you all the feels.
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This Teen Snapchatted The Week A Baby Squirrel Became His Homie And It’s Adorable
Animal friendship goals.
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MPs Call For Inquiry Into How G4S Got Equalities Helpline Contract
A parliamentary inquiry should be held into how and why the outsourcing firm G4S was picked to run a key employment discrimination helpline, according to a letter signed by 48 MPs.
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Government Told Decision To Award G4S Equalities Helpline Contract Was “Undemocratic”
The company promises to deliver a good service, but questions have been asked about the process by which the government awarded the contract.
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Leaks Made Consensus On Saudi Arms Sales “Impossible”, Says Committee Chair
A parliamentary committee has concluded that no new licences should be granted for Saudi arms sales until an investigation has been carried out, but another says the issue should be left to the courts.
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John McDonnell Apologises For “Abuse List” Of MPs Hostile To Corbyn
The shadow chancellor said he was “furious” over the release of the list.
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Man Arrested After Pregnant Woman Loses Baby Following Racist Attack
A 37-year-old man from Milton Keynes has been arrested.
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Senior Tory Says Government Has “Missed Opportunity” To Tackle Online Abuse
Maria Miller, the former culture secretary, has called for companies like Twitter and Facebook to be fined if they don’t address the problem.
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This Optical Illusion Will Make You Say “GAH WHAT”
Here’s why you can’t see all the black dots at once.
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Government Asks HMRC To Investigate Courier Firm Hermes
The news follows months of allegations about the courier firm’s treatment of employees.
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This Guy Has Been Leaving Adorable Post-It Notes In His Daughter’s Lunchbox For 3 Years
Rob Biddulph started leaving them when his daughter was getting nervous at big school.
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Mike Ashley Pulled A Big Wad Of £50 Notes Out Of His Pocket While Touring A Sports Direct Warehouse
“Yes, I’ve just been to the casino… No, don’t please write that.”














