Kylie Morris
The hidden heroin epidemic gripping America
Vermont, struggling against an unlikely drugs crisis, is railing against a system that seems to feed addiction.
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Labour scornful of Osborne’s good news ‘topping’
The Conservatives and Liberal Democrats claim credit for today’s news of a 2.8 per cent rise in economic output. But Labour is dismissive, saying this is still the slowest recovery in 100 years.
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How much would you pay to go shopping with Theresa May?
A shoe shopping trip with Theresa May or dinner with Michael Gove – just two of the treats on offer at an auction to raise money for the Conservative party in election year.
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Inside Kobani: happiness in a ruined city
From the city of Kobani, where a four month assault by Islamic State fighters has been repelled, Kurdish official Idriss Nassan describes a city crippled by violence, but optimistic about the future.
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Pope celebrates mass with millions in wet Philippines
Around six million people join Pope Francis in prayer in rain-soaked Manila, Philippines in his final mass. More than five million attended a mass by Pope John Paul II in 1995.
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On the trail of the smugglers shipping refugees to Europe
The people smugglers in Turkey are Syrians and they tell us they’re doing their compatriots a favour. Here, in Mersin Otogar, we meet a smuggler and a Syrian family desperate to reach Europe.
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In the Philippines, super typhoons are 'the new normal'
Locals say climate change is making tropical storms more intense, as mass evacuations ahead of Typhoon Hagupit put most Fiilipinos out of harm’s way.
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Memories of Haiyan as Philippines braces itself for super typhoon Hagupit
Like most people in the Philippines, we are waiting with some anxiety for the great collision – the moment when super typhoon Hagupit makes landfall on the archipelago’s eastern shore.
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Swiss hostage escapes from Islamist rebels in Philippines
Wildlife photographer Lorenzo Vinciguerra flees his Abu Sayyaf captors after killing a guard with a machete.
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Tower of London poppies: should they stay or go?
Some four million people have flocked to see a crimson tide of ceramic poppies filing the moat of the Tower of London. But should they now be removed as originally intended?
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Lloyds axe 9,000 jobs in bid to pay £11.3bn PPI bill
State-backed Lloyds Banking Group announces it is to cut around 10 per cent of its current work force and close 150 branches in an effort to simplify the business and be more efficient.
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Thousands flee as typhoon hits Philippines
At least 10 people have been killed by a typhoon as it hit the Philippines on Wednesday, packing damaging winds and torrential downpours of rain.
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End of the World: what really happened behind Wapping walls
When the phone-hacking allegations piled up and eventually took down the News of the World, Hayley Barlow was there to witness it all. Here is her story.
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Beyond GDP: measuring happiness with eyeglasses and birdsong
A UN committee says we should consider measures beyond GDP to really see how successful, wealthy and happy a nation is. Here’s why.
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Nigeria kidnappings ‘act of pure evil’ – Cameron
David Cameron says the kidnapping of nearly 300 girls in Nigeria three weeks ago was an “act of pure evil”, as the Nigerian police offer a $300,000 reward for information leading to their rescue.
