Some UK neighbourhoods are now leafier than national parks, a paint was invented to tackle climate change and more
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From a podcast about leaving your homeland to a book for ‘black kids who need hope’, these projects celebrate black culture
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Russophrenia: a condition where the sufferer believes Russia is both about to collapse, and take over the world.
Through the years the idea of what freedom means has narrowed and at present its interpretation seems very much in the hands of the West, Tim Kirby writes.
Safe Ground uses drama and other creative activities to help male prisoners better understand their role as parents
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A study revealed rewilding’s potential, Ikea embraced circularity and notice was served on ‘thuggish’ debt letters
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American military are stealing oil in Syria, trucking it into Turkey while the Syrian people do without fuel. American military burned wheat fields in Syria, this is not conjecture. American military attacked Syria with missiles, albeit with a humorous lack of success, in response to poison gas attacks that the US and its coalition partners […]
The whole planet is enthralled, appalled, shocked and awed by the spectacle of democracy as enacted under the shadow of messianic imperialism – complete with a slew of slimy, smoking gun October Surprises.
Its very clear that various competing interests and factions within the US political establishment are pushing different agendas and strategies. These differences often play out on a regional basis. Mike Pence, the Vice President of the United States, was relatively unknown on the national stage as Governor of Indiana, until Donald Trump selected him to […]
Just 8 per cent of rural England is open to the public. The Right to Roam campaign wants to change that
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