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Labour's Diane Abbott breaks the law by swigging can of mojito on the train
SHADOW Home Secretary Diane Abbott was slammed for illegally downing an alcoholic cocktail on a train. Drinking alcohol is against the law on all Tubes, buses and trains run by Transport for London…
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US Applies New Sanctions on Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua
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US Applies New Sanctions on Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua havanatimes.org/?p=152198 via @Havana Times
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Richard Burgon is Fan of Metal Band Called 'Sacred Reich' -
Richard Burgon is facing an appeal against his “Nazi imagery” libel victory against The Sun after video footage revealed he had been less than honest under oath over whether he had said “Zionism is the enemy”. This is the man who would be in charge...
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Irrelevant non-story. But useful reminder that the right has as many outrage merchants as the left
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Mueller report 'finds 10 cases of possible obstruction by Trump'
'The report recounts ten episodes involving the president and discusses potential legal theories for connecting these actions to elements of an obstruction offence'
How Office Life And 'The End Of Work' Became The Biggest Book Trend Of 2019
New works of fiction and non-fiction are questioning the purpose and future of the tradition 9-5
2019 World Press Freedom Index – A cycle of fear
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Liverpool line up Barcelona and the possibilities are delicious
Will Virgil van Dijk be able to emboss the conviction on Merseyside that he is the best defender in the world by barricading Lionel Messi?
Dogs 'are cleaner than bearded men,' study shows
There are more germs in men’s beards than in dogs’ fur, according to new research. Researchers at the Hirslanden Clinic in Switzerland took swabs from the beards of 18 men and found every beard contained bacteria. The team, who were testing whether...
The Book on Marx That Arendt Never Finished
Hannah Arendt’s unfinished book on Marx offers a timely philosophical dialogue for our era of economic precarity.
I have no time for the ERG, but David Lammy was wrong to compare them to Nazis | James Bloodworth
The ERG should be condemned, but we must choose our words carefully when drawing historical comparisons, says journalist James Bloodworth
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I have no time for the ERG, but David Lammy was wrong to compare them to Nazis | James Bloodworth
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Culture and conditions under the radar - tales from the gig economy - Eat Sleep Work Repeat
James Bloodworth lived undercover working in Amazon warehouses, care homes and clocked up hours as an Uber driver to see the realities of modern work for millions of Brits. It makes for a fascinating glimpse at the lives of people who often get...
Review: ‘Game of Thrones’ returns with urgency, reunions and dragon joyrides
The opening of "Game of Thrones'" final season sees Daenerys and Jon Snow arrive in the north for a segment that could be called 'How to Train Your Dragon Rider.' Meanwhile, Cersei manipulates, Sam faces choices and Arya and Sansa are suspicious.
Poverty-hit pupils so ashamed of worn-out clothes they skip school, teachers say
‘It is truly shaming for the UK – one of the richest countries in the world,’ union leader says
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Poverty-hit pupils so ashamed of worn-out clothes they skip school, teachers say
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Shamima Begum was cruel enforcer in Isil's morality police, say Syrian eyewitnesses
Shamima Begum, the Bethnal Green schoolgirl, served in the Islamic State’s “morality police” and also tried to recruit other young women to join the jihadist group, well-placed sources have told the Telegraph.
UBI Nordic 2019 Panel on the Future of Work by The Scott Santens UBI Enterprise • A podcast on Anchor
On April 6th, 2019 I was part of a panel in Oslo, Norway about the Future of Work alongside fellow panelists Guy Standing, Becca Kirkpatrick, and James Bloodworth. The panel was chaired by Basic Income UK's Barb Jacobsen and was part of UBI Nordic...
On my interview with Roger Scruton
On 27 March I interviewed Roger Scruton: the piece was published as an “Encounter” in the Observations section of the New Statesman magazine but also on the website on 10 April. As a result of his remarks in the interview Scruton was sacked as chair...
Appealing to the majority is no way to make great art
Do you have what it takes to be a great artist? Are you able to plumb the depths of the human condition? Can you create works of sublime majesty and beauty? Unfortunately, if you want public...
To Solve the Venezuelan Crisis, We Need to Pressure Havana
To end the chaos in my country, we first have to decouple our government from Cuba’s.