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War and journalists: why do we go?
You prove yourself by getting great stories not by taking insane risks and talking about it in the bar afterwards – a consideration of the dangerous business of reporting from war zones.
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Has social mobility gone backwards since the golden age of the 1960s? And is the death of grammar schools to blame? FactCheck investigates.
For the last 24 hours, you’ve been telling us how you use your phone, and when, through the #datababy Twitter trial. From morning alarm to lights out – here’s what we found out.
Russell Brand has visited a unionist protest camp in Belfast that has been staging daily demonstrations since an Orange parade ended in days of rioting this summer.
You prove yourself by getting great stories not by taking insane risks and talking about it in the bar afterwards – a consideration of the dangerous business of reporting from war zones.
David Tennant’s widely-praised Richard II will be broadcast live from the RSC to cinemas on Wednesday. The former Dr Who actor says it gives people “the chance of being live in the theatre”.
Allegations about the removal of notebooks and computers, plus evidence of the alleged hacking of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler’s phone: our round-up of the week’s events at the Old Bailey.
Silk Road, the online drugs marketplace shut down by the FBI just one month ago, is relaunched. But after the arrests of previous users, can customers be convinced to log back on to the “dark web”?
Smoke and mirrors at Prime Minister’s Questions. Either the NHS is on the brink of collapse or it’s all plain sailing in Britain’s A&E wards. FactCheck crunches the numbers.
Nine skydivers miraculously survive after two planes collided at 12,000 feet, causing one of them to burst into flames. Watch the video of what happened after the collision.
An NHS hospital in Colchester, Essex, is reported to the police amid concern that delays in cancer treatment may have put patients’ lives at risk.
The idea that money men are taking control of the Co-op may be the worst outcome precisely because all the money men care about ultimately is money.
Art works by Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh, Henri Matisse and Franz Marc, seized under Germany’s Nazi regime more than 70 years ago, are discovered in Munich flat.
Police not to investigate allegations against Shapps, but Met lawyers say software selling may constitute offence of fraud.
Ex-NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has written to Angela Merkel saying he is prepared to help the German government investigate the activities of the US spy agencies.
Ex-NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has written to Angela Merkel saying he is prepared to help the German government investigate the activities of the US spy agencies.