Lindsey Hilsum
Do you blame the migrant men in Misrata?
In the hierachy of sympathy, young African men come right at the bottom. Migrant children or women might be victims, but men? They can look after themselves.
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Why Islamic State is an issue for Tunisia
In the west, Tunisia is seen as a model of democratic transition since its Arab Spring uprising. But it is also a place where secular politicians have been murdered and tourists killed.
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Charleston shooting: timeline of US far-right linked attacks
Murders by right wing extremists in the US are far from rare with domestic terrorism leaving painful marks on dozens of communities. These are some of the most high profile events in recent years.
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Lindsey Hilsum
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FactCheck Q&A: can the unions hold Labour to ransom?
Could Labour and their union backers be on collision course as the party chooses a new leader? Could Len McCluskey bankrupt Labour?
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Ukip infighting: the party’s ongoing wars explained
Senior figures are taking public swipes at “snarling, thin-skinned” Nigel Farage and the party’s finances are being dragged through the papers, so how did Ukip get here?
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Scrapping Trident: stars back call to ditch nuclear weapons
Frankie Boyle, Dame Vivienne Westwood and Massive Attack are among leading figures in music, the arts and science who are calling for the UK to scrap its nuclear deterrent.
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Jon Snow
Election 2015: Political exuberance in Scotland, indecision and indifference elsewhere
Outside Scotland widespread alienation of voters from politics means the upcoming election has failed to engage the public.
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Union boss goes Green against Miliband’s ‘red Conservatives’
The president of RMT rail union announces he will stand for the Green Party at the general election, after claiming that Labour had become a “reddish Conservative Party”.
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Boris Johnson: ‘Jihadists are obsessed with porn’
Boris Johnson says he doesn’t regret calling religious extremists lured by organisations such as Islamic State are “w*****s” who are obsessed with pornography.
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Gary Gibbon
How are the Lib Dems defending their seats?
This morning I left the conference venue to take a look at one of the seats the Lib Dems are defending in Scotland.
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The rise of Marina Silva: shaking up politics in Brazil
While the last decade has seen a wealth of political apologues across Latin America, the Brazilian story that has captured the imagination of the country is certainly one of the most compelling.
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Michael Crick
A year of extraordinary votes
Alex Salmond and Nigel Farage have seized the chance. Both are charismatic, cheeky-chappy personalities and outsider politicians who’ve brilliantly exploited public disgust with old politics.
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Inequality and lies on the frontline in Ferguson
Photojournalist Jon Lowenstein has been in Ferguson, Missouri, since last week, as protests seethe and simmer over the shooting of unarmed teenager Michael Brown.
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Local elections 2014 – the key questions
You could be forgiven for thinking Ukip won the council elections. It didn’t, but a strong showing from Nigel Farage’s party has sent shockwaves through the Tories, Labour and Liberal Democrats.
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Election 2015: three potential banana skins before the vote
The general election is exactly a year away and predicting a winner has never been harder. Channel 4 News looks at three banana skins that could change everything.
