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Maybe he was desperate to draw the attention away from the Democrats, but this is one comment Mr Trump might regret

Eleanor de Freitas killed herself three days before the start of her trial for perverting the course of justice over her claims she was raped by Alexander Economou

With Theresa May's visits to Berlin and Paris, the hope is that much groundwork will be established that Mr Barnier will not be able to undo

Being paid badly means workers feel undervalued and their efforts ignored

Ardent Eurosceptics suspect that May and Philip Hammond want 'Brexit-lite', but they want clear controls over migration

Japan introduced negative rates earlier this year, but prices are falling faster than ever. It's possible that the idea an economy can be boosted by very low interest rates is just a case of misguided 'group-think'

Go the extra mile this summer and autumn with the right exercise kit

It is true that we found only their heads," the Archbishop of Algiers said quietly to me on a hot afternoon, the sound of police sirens echoing over the city, as he spoke of monks being slaughtered. "Three of their heads were hanging from a tree near a petrol station"

The fig leaf of science, inserted hurriedly every so often, was a meagre cover for an intellectually bankrupt commission

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A scan of article comments and tweets that have since appeared suggested everything from the baby in Tellytubbies soon requiring a headscarf to a fatwah being issued on Pingu. Heaven forbid what might become of Peppa Pig. The reality is – for the majority of Muslims at least – we don't want (or in fact know how) to issue fatwahs

These men were not extremists existing outside of society; they are products of it. Toxic maculinity demands inequality

Behind Satoshi Uematsu's grotesque act of terror lies a sobering reality: we, the disabled, are oppressed, dehumanised and hated

The jury system, with its random selection of jurors from the local community and their thorough briefing as result of the hearing and challenging of evidence, has often been examined as providing a model for democracy

The government appears to be tinkering with Hammond's past statements because it could be forced to make public what it has been doing to ensure Saudi Arabia is not using British bombs and planes in alleged war crimes on Yemeni civilians

The Bolshoi, one of the world's major ballet companies, return to London with a new production of Don Quixote