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In liberal San Francisco, anti-Trump politicians support police raid on journalist
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Chris Rock set to reboot Saw franchise with ‘twisted’ new film
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‘It was like meeting the Pope’: how Peppa Pig became a £1bn global phenomenon
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May agrees to set her exit date after Brexit bill vote
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Schools of thought: can mindfulness lessons boost child mental health?
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Three Britons and a South African killed in Dubai air crash
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Popular forever: the intellectual larrikin that was Bob Hawke
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Japanese man prepares for landmark case against dolphin hunts
A man from Taiji, the Japanese fishing town whose annual slaughter of dolphins has drawn widespread condemnation, will appear in court on Friday in an “Japanese man prepares for landmark case against dolphin hunts”
Dressing for the dock: the psychology of courtroom style
“Scammer’, “con artist”, “grifter”. All words used to describe Anna Sorokin, the fake heiress sentenced to four to 12 years’ imprisonment for swindling more than “Dressing for the dock: the psychology of courtroom style”