Jonathan Rugman
Why the government believes we need new jihadi terror laws
It is a mark of how worried British security officials are that the coalition government is intent on pushing through new anti-terror laws.
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#SOSvigil at Downing Street calls for refuges to be ‘saved’
A vigil calling on MPs to protect domestic violence refuges is held at Downing Street, as new figures reveal women’s refuges are being forced to turn away a third of referrals due to cuts.
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Noel Clarke: both TV industry and world is evolving
Actor Noel Clarke tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy he believes “things are moving forward” in the industry and that there were more opportunities for black actors. Clarke is an ambassador of London 360.
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No escape for Europe as terrorism on the rise
Terrorist incidents are much higher in European OECD countries than North American and Latin American countries in 2013, according to new figures.
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Jonathan Rugman
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British foreign policy ‘fosters ideologies of hate’
A father whose two teenage sons died “fighting Bashar al-Assad” defends his third son – who is still in Syria.
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‘Why I bought a Tower of London poppy’
On the final day of the poppy art installation at the Tower of London, which has been seen by millions, people explain what the poppies mean to them – and why they bought one.
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How the US invasion of Grenada was reported in 1983
Here is how Jon Snow reported the US invasion of Grenada in 1983. In newly-released tapes on Monday, Ronald Reagan can be heard apologising to Margaret Thatcher following the surprise attack.
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Bolton teacher Jamshed Javeed admits terrorism charges
A chemistry teacher accused of supporting the Islamic State group is facing jail after he admitted terrorism charges.
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Lindsey Hilsum
Syria: still dreaming of the future after war
The war in Syria has left devastation and despair in its trail. But the students at Aleppo University dare not stop believing a better future is still within their grasp.
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Response to Ebola crisis abroad faces growing criticism
The US ambassador to the United Nations condemns countries which promised support but failed to stop the spread of Ebola across west Africa.
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Lindsey Hilsum
Armenians in Aleppo regard Turkey as ‘first enemy’
At least half of Aleppo’s Armenians have left the country. Once again, their community is divided and endangered. And once again, they regard Turkey as the chief cause of their problems.
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Lindsey Hilsum
Living in Aleppo: half-built buildings with no walls
The physical damage to Aleppo is shocking, but the destruction of people’s lives will be much harder to repair.
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Damascus to Aleppo: a roadtrip through war’s wasteland
The world is watching Islamic State group: but the war in Syria between rebels and President Assad is as being waged as fiercely as ever, as Lindsey Hilsum reports from the shattered city of Aleppo.
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‘I knew they were watching me’: inside online bullying
How would you cope with a bullying that followed you everywhere you went? For young people on social media apps, cyber-bullying is an ever-present menace.
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Why I’m campaigning against FGM – Caitlin Moran
Writer, columnist and girl power advocate Caitlin Moran on why she’s using her fame to campaign against FGM – and why celebrities trying to do the right thing get a harder time.
