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Ian Dunt: 'The prophecies of Britain adopting the media standards of Saudi Arabia are laughably over-excited'

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The Week in Review: One or two silver linings to a week of failures

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Today, another naked protester can be added to the list with the infamous 'Naked Rambler.'

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This Week: No to female bishops, EU budget talks, Dorries voted off, prisoner's right to vote and Cameron trumps Miliband in PMQs

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Back to normal for Nadine? Nothing's guaranteed after her trip down under

Rejected by everyone: What next for Nadine?

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Interview: Tim Pat Coogan

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PMQs verdict: Cameron’s blows rain down on Miliband

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Majority of respondents use social media at least once a day, survey of doctors finds.

The overwhelming majority (80%) of respondents use social media, with 78% using it at least once a day, according to new research undertaken by the Medical Defence Union (MDU). The survey of 1,797 MDU members also revealed that the most popular channels were Facebook which is used by 75% followed by Instagram and YouTube which are… Read more »

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UK absent from multinational statement calling out global persecution of the non-religious

The UK is conspicuously absent from the list of signatories to a statement published by the International Religious Freedom or Belief Alliance (IRFBA) that highlights the persecution of the non-religious and calls for their protection. IRFBA is a network of 38 countries committed to advancing freedom of religion or belief around the world with the Prime… Read more »