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Felix Dennis – symbol of a revolution
Poet, rebel, publisher extraordinaire and as generous as he was rich – Felix Dennis was the symbol of an era.
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Poet, rebel, publisher extraordinaire and as generous as he was rich – Felix Dennis was the symbol of an era.
Fernando Meirelles, who directed City of God – the defining 2002 portrait of favela life in Brazil – believes conflict, of all sorts, remains the defining theme of life in the 21st century.
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The fixed-term parliament means there is suddenly time in the Commons for the interests of the citizen to take centre stage. Can this parliament respond? Don’t hold your breath.
A mother and son, who face execution in North Korea, say they fled the country because they were always hungry.
As the heads of Pfizer and AstraZeneca appear in front of MPs, Professor Ray Hill argues that the UK economy, science base and skills have all benefited from AstraZeneca’s work.
A local trader who survived an attack this week by Boko Haram insurgents on a remote town in Nigeria, in which more than 300 may have died, tells Channel 4 News it was followed by mass burials.