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This year’s Nobel Peace Prize celebrates women’s work for peace and human rights. It was awarded in Oslo on Friday…
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It’s been a week of Nobel prize announcements – from Literature to Chemistry – but perhaps the most prestigious of…
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Here’s a no-brainer: the quality of the air we breath is very important to our health. Which is why we…
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Cancer cells could be taking a direct hit Researchers in the UK say they’ve developed a new drug which could…
Read MoreHow 9/11 changed the UK
Just hours after the 9/11 attacks, the then UK prime minister Tony Blair made it clear he would stand firmly…
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So called home grown Islamist terrorism has become a worry in many Western societies in the wake of the 2005…
Read MoreNorway’s twin terror attacks
Six days after the twin terror attacks on Norway which left 76 mainly young people dead and dozens injured, I…
Read MoreUK’s nuclear test veterans’ compensation fight
The UK government is fighting a multi-million Euro compensation claim with British military veterans who witnessed nuclear test explosions in…
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