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‘Yanis Varoufakis just sat down for his first interview since resigning as Finance Minister of Greece. He talked frankly with Harry Lambert of the New Statesman. Here are the two most important paragraphs from the transcript. There is no democracy in Europe. None.’ Read more: Everything You Need to Know About the Greek Crisis and […]

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‘If we could just connect the heart with the head We’d be just fine, no judgement call of any kind’

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‘A man has accused British Transport police of being ‘overzealous’ and ‘ridiculous’ after he was arrested for charging his iPhone using a socket on a London Overground train. Robin Lee, a 45-year-old artist based in Islington, was handcuffed and taken to a British Transport Police station on Caledonian Road after his arrest for ‘abstracting electricity’.’ […]

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‘David Cameron is prepared to look at making workers pay into flexible saving accounts to fund their own sick pay or unemployment benefits, Downing Street has confirmed. The idea was first floated by Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, who said he was ‘very keen’ to have a debate about encouraging people to […]

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‘Greek civil service workers have announced a 24-hour strike in the wake of today’s bailout deal amid insider claims that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was ‘crucified’ during marathon overnight talks. The union, Adedy, wants workers to protest the terms of the agreement Tsipras negotiated with Greece’s creditors when their country’s parliament votes on the measures […]

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‘Shortly after Microsoft Bing launched in 2009, researchers at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society found that the search engine was enforcing ‘safe search’ in a number of countries, including across the whole of the Middle East and North Africa (or as Microsoft erroneously called the region at the time, the ‘Arabian countries’). In […]

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‘On Saturday, July 11th – the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) President, Randi Weingarten came under fire after her executive council voted overwhelmingly to endorse Hillary Clinton for the democratic primary for President of the United States. AFT is the parent organization of Washington Teachers’ Union, Local 6 and has 1.5 million members.’ Read more: […]

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The Turks have passed by here; all is in ruins and mourning.’ So wrote France’s great writer, Victor Hugo, of the horrors he had witnessed during the Balkan liberation wars of the 1880’s. If Hugo were alive today, he might well have used the same haunting lines to describe the smoking wreckage of the Mideast. […]

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‘When the outgoing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey, began this month by issuing a farewell report on U.S. military strategy, the gist was hardly big news. ‘Dempsey to Pentagon: Prepare for the Never-Ending War’ read the headline on the cover page of the National Journal. The ‘war on terror’ now […]

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‘Paul James Lioy, an environmental scientist known for his work on the health effects of dust produced by the World Trade Center disaster on September 11, 2001, died this week after collapsing at Newark Liberty International Airport. He was 68 years old. Lioy was an internationally renowned authority on exposure science. He received two lifetime […]

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‘A 25-year-old Scottish woman who lay injured in her crashed car for three days because police failed to respond to an accident report died on Sunday. Lamara Bell’s family says she died in a Glasgow hospital on Sunday, a week after the accident. She was found last Wednesday beside her dead boyfriend John Yuill, 28, […]

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