Liam Dutton
A volcano, cyclone, dust storm and Grand Canyon from space
As we go about our daily lives on the surface, satellites orbit the earth, constantly snapping images from space of our planet below.
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Ireland hailed as beacon for human rights after yes vote
The historic gay marriage referendum should be held up as an example for the rest of the world, a campaigner has said.
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Texas Mohammed cartoon attack: home of suspect raided
Police search the home of a suspected gunman who was shot dead in Texas after attacking a controversial event showing caricatures of the prophet Mohammed, organised by an anti-Islamic group.
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Kayla Mueller’s ‘heartbreaking’ letter before Syria death
Barack Obama confirms the death of Kayla Mueller, a US aid worker who had been held hostage by Islamic State militants.
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US hostage killed in Jordanian air strike – Islamic State
The Islamic State group claims that Kayla Mueller, a US woman aid worker who was taken hostage, has been killed in a Jordanian air strike in Syria.
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Eric Garner death sparks fresh protests
At least five are arrested as protesters continued to march through New York City to protest against a grand jury decision not to indict a police officer involved in the death of Eric Garner.
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Kids yes, Muslims no: US shooting range owner sparks outrage
Pro-gun campaigner Jan Morgan declares her Arkansas shooting range a “Muslim-free zone”.
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Gun instructor shot by nine-year-old girl
A nine-year-old girl has accidentally shot dead her instructor at an Arizona shooting range after she lost control of her machine gun.
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Botched injection prompts calls for new execution methods
A US man was left gasping for air for almost two hours after his lethal injection execution went wrong, leading to calls for the return of the firing squad.
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Liam Dutton
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MH370: what lies beneath the southern Indian Ocean?
As the search for missing Malaysia flight MH370 narrows, questions are being asked about what lies under the vast southern Indian Ocean.
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Paul Mason
Seven reasons why Turkey’s Twitter ban matters to the world
Turkish premier Tayyip Erdogan’s decision to shut down Twitter in his country is a signal moment when a once-respected statesman turns into a Canute-like clown.
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Up to a third of jobs on government website are suspect
An investigation by Channel 4 News finds that as many as one-in-three jobs now advertised on the government’s Universal Jobmatch website are suspect.
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Obama’s credibility on the line over healthcare fiasco
It was the flagship achievement of his presidency: now amid the disaster of his health care rollout – President Obama is fighting to restore some credibility – as his ratings drop through the floor.
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Victoria Macdonald
I do not hate the NHS
The vitriol and abuse I received following a story comparing US and UK mortality rates was astonishing. But if we don’t point out the bad and good of the NHS, will it ever achieve its potential?
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NHS hospital death rates among worst, new study finds
NHS chief Sir Bruce Keogh says he is taking very seriously figures revealed by Channel 4 News which show that health service patients are 45 per cent more likely to die in hospital than in the US.
