“Horrified, but not shocked”: how 39 deaths exposed a cruel underworld in an Essex town
“These lorries are so easy to get into,” says Rob Watson, a 53-year-old who has been driving them since he…
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“It feels like everything could tip very quickly”: Naomi Klein takes on the climate crisis
Klein, who has done more to popularise the inseparability of capitalism and climate change than perhaps any other author, talks…
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First Thoughts: The Barclay Brothers, scrapping SUVs and Britain’s sporting prowess
Once respected for its wide-ranging news coverage, the Telegraph became a sectarian, propagandist rag under the Barclays.
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The fall of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the world’s most brutal terrorist
Even al-Qaeda and leading jihadi theorists were compelled to condemn some of Baghdadi’s most extreme acts.
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How Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi became the world’s most feared terrorist leader
What the Isis head's “caliphate” achieved was as remarkable as it was horrifying.
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Feeling severely distressed about the climate crisis? You’re suffering from solastalgia
“The pain experienced when there is recognition that the place where one resides… is under immediate assault.”
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Return of the populist: Matteo Salvini launches his political comeback
Salvini had carefully planned the gathering so that its tone was more moderate than extreme.
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The rise of scheduling free time
People are attempting to optimise their days by scheduling in free time. But with time limits and cancellations, free time…
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