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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Refugees lie on train tracks in fear of being taken to camps
Scuffles break out at a small Hungarian train station as refugees lay on the train tracks in fear of being taken to camps.
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Oskar Groening: could this be the last Holocaust conviction?
The 94-year-old “accountant of Auschwitz” is sentenced to four years in prison. But for the Nazi hunters trying to bring more war criminals to justice, time is running out.
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Migrant crisis sets nation against nation within EU
With hundreds of migrants being rescued daily from overloaded boats in the Mediterranean, the EU is struggling to agree on an adequate response to the new arrivals.
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UNHCR warn number of refugees reaches record high
A new UN report says one in every 122 people is either a refugee or seeking asylum. It says if this number of people were a country, it would be the world’s 24th biggest.
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Fifty Tories ‘to lead EU exit bid’
A group comprising dozens of Conservative MPs is poised to campaign against Britain’s EU membership if David Cameron fails to secure radical reform.
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EU renegotiation: what does Britain want?
David Cameron says Britain is “not happy with the status quo” in the EU, so what changes is he seeking as he prepares for a referendum?
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Europe’s anti-austerity movements: from Podemos to the SNP
The surge in support for the radical left Podemos party in Spain’s regional elections is the latest manifestation of a spectre haunting Europe: the rise of the anti-austerity movement.
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Tunisia: Sally Adey named as British woman killed in attack
A British woman killed in the terror attack in Tunisia is named by Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond as solicitor Sally Adey.
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Ukraine conflict: why is the UK training Ukraine’s soldiers?
Britain has flown 35 military advisers to Ukraine to help fight pro-Russian separatists – with America set to follow suit. But what can the British army offer that Ukraine doesn’t have already?
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Tunisia attack: siege over leaving more than 20 dead
Security forces kill two Islamic militants who attacked the Bardo museum next to parliament as country’s prime minister says 17 foreign tourists dead – and the death toll may be higher.
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Farage: should Ukip scrap race discrimination laws?
Nigel Farage sparks a Twitter row after calling to scrap “much of” race discrimination legislation in a Channel 4 documentary, due to be shown next week.
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FactCheck: is the UK set to break its Nato defence spending obligations?
Will Britain stick to its commitment to spend at least 2 per cent of GDP on defence?
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What does Putin want? The key questions
With Vladimir Putin meeting Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande in Moscow to discuss the Ukraine conflict, what is driving the Russian president, what is he seeking, and will he get it?
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Burglars who viciously beat academic get long jail terms
Four burglars who brutally attacked university professor Paul Kohler in an eight-minute assault have received sentences of up to 19 years.
