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Alex Salmond, Nicola Sturgeon and the turmoil inside Scottish politics
With Scotland’s first minister Nicola Sturgeon giving evidence today, the Guardian’s Scotland...
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Is this the worst year ever for the UK music industry?
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No sex please, we're British. Dating in a pandemic
Lockdown rules have left little opportunity for people who aren’t already living with a partner to pursue...
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The science behind England’s Covid exit plan – podcast
Nicola Davis runs through the science behind the government’s decision to begin lifting lockdown restrictions,...
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Today, the Freshwater Five case is in front of the court of appeal after the disclosure of new evidence that the...
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When the Freshwater Five’s lawyer, Emily Bolton, found new evidence not disclosed at the men’s trial, it...
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A major part of the evidence against the Freshwater Five came from the clifftop above Freshwater Bay. It was there...
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Freshwater part 2: the circumstantial evidence
In the second part of Freshwater, Anushka Asthana examines the circumstantial evidence presented at trial against the...
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In 2011, five men were sentenced to a total of 104 years for conspiracy to import £53m worth of cocaine. They have...
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Catherine Flowers and her fight for environmental justice in Alabama
In parts of the American south, many homes don’t have access to working waste treatment – something...
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Inside Napier: the former army barracks housing asylum seekers
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Why are Indian farmers protesting against the government?
The Guardian’s south Asia correspondent and the founder of a sustainable farming movement explain why farmers...
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Covid-19 variants and what they mean for vaccines
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A military coup in Myanmar has removed civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi and sent tens of thousands of protesters onto...
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How the Queen lobbied for changes in the law to hide her wealth
Government memos discovered in the National Archives reveal that the Queen lobbied ministers to alter proposed...
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