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Gordon Parsons goes on a voyage of discovery at the Edinburgh Festival fringe

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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Geneva body to hear evidence on whether government breached global conventions

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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May faces backbench revolt after she ditches pre-election prices pledge

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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Burger chain appears to cave to demands after huge strike vote

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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VENEZUELA rejected the latest US attacks on its new legislative body on Saturday as Washington declared unwavering support for the opposition-held parliament.

The Foreign Ministry hit back at a US State Department statement attacking the newly elected National Constituent Assembly...

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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THIRTY-NINE people were arrested at Saturday’s far-right march in Berlin to commemorate the death of senior nazi Rudolph Hess, police said yesterday.

More than 500 neo-nazis had attempted to march to the site of the former prison in Berlin’s Spandau district where Hess...

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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by Felicity Collier

A STROUD resident is celebrating his 48th birthday at the site of an unwanted incinerator project with a party exposing the project as “bad for the planet, bad for our health and bad for our pockets.”

Matt Wimpress, who lives less than...

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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by Felicity Collier

SCOTLAND is critically unprepared to deal with a serious incident arising from nuclear warheads being transported on public roads, a report warned yesterday.

Nuclear weapons are regularly moved to and from factories at Aldermaston and Burghfield,...

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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PRIVATE hospitals are raking in a £52 million tax break on their business rates while the same rates are set to cost the cash-strapped NHS nearly £2 billion, research published today shows.

An estimated one-quarter of private hospitals are registered as charities, enabling...

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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HUNTS on National Trust land could be banned later this year after a successful lobby by campaigners.

The League Against Cruel Sports supported charity members to submit a motion barring hunts from huge parts of England and Wales to the trust’s AGM in October.

Last year...

Monday 21^st Aug 2017

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