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Nobel winner Wole Soyinka gives damning speech on world’s response to Boko Haram

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Oxford hosts world’s largest gathering of free speech campaigners

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Blood-stained gurneys are seen outside the morgue at the Kamal Adwan hospital in Beit Lahia, as members of the Abu Nejim family gather to collect their family members killed in an airstrike on their house on Monday

The evidence that Israel deliberately targeted hospitals and ambulances

Amnesty International publishes evidence that Israeli Defence Forces specifically targeted hospitals, health workers and ambulance personnel during the attack on Gaza

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Warsi resigned from hr Cabinet position yesterday

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Lib Dems break away from government consensus, amid growing criticism of Israeli actions in Gaza

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Pro-Palestinian activists shut down Israeli arms firm

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Relatives mourn during a funeral of at least nine members of the same al-Ghul family who died after their house was hit by an Israeli air strike yesterday

Gaza crisis: Tories attack Miliband for criticising Israel

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A protester shouts slogans outside the US embassy in Athens during a demonstration against Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip on Thursday

Week in Review: The war which separated Israel from the world

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Pro-Gaza demo on Westminster Bridge as outrage grows over school bombing

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Palestinian boy sits on the rubble of a destroyed building following an Israeli air strike earlier today. Air strikes killed at least seven people in Gaza, including five members of the same family, an emergency services spokesman said.

How Britain profits from the attack on Gaza

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The reshuffle saw the government shiift further to the right

Week in Review: A government of tiny talents

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The World Humanist Congress: Freedom of Thought and Expression 8-10 August 2014

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Theresa May would have the power to strip Brits of their citizenship even if they have no other nationality

Theresa May wins vote for power to strip Brits of citizenship

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Chris Grayling's combination of the roles of lord chancellor and justice secretary has been criticised

Judicial review: Parliament unites against Grayling’s assault on justice

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Charity ‘shocked’ by proposal to charge people to challenge benefits decisions

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May wants the power to strip British subjects of their citizenship

Theresa May under fire for plans to make Brits stateless

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Police and MI5 have large amount of funding for covert surveillance of terror suspects

Westminster turns its back on anti-terror Tpims

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A Sikh takes a dip in the holy sarover at the Golden Temple in Amritsar last Tuesday. The massacre was a defining moment for many Sikhs around the world.

The truth behind the Amritsar massacre

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First case of asylum granted in UK under Refugee Convention on basis of atheism

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