Turkey earthquake: police fire tear gas at protesters
Riot police used tear gas and batons against locals frustrated with the earthquake relief efforts.
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James Murdoch refused to rule out closing the Sun upon further hacking revelations. Here's how the papers reacted.
View ArticleMay plays into hands of poppy burning Muslims Against Crusades
Anjem Choudary and his trolling friends like the publicity.
View ArticleBritain's most important relationship is now with Germany
David Cameron should have paid more attention to European diplomacy and been nicer to Angela Merkel earlier
View ArticleThe wrong questions are being asked about banking reform
How the Vickers Commission fluffed its lines.
View ArticleThe growth-deniers' game is up. Just look at the numbers.
Contrary to the coalition government's spin, the economy was recovering nicely under the last Labour government.
View ArticlePoppy-burning and the limits of tolerance
Anjem Choudary is the man the tabloids love to hate, but does the government risk turning him into a free speech martyr?
View ArticleThere is no nuclear threat but if we attack Iran, there soon will be
An attack on Iran would prompt an enraged Iranian government, backed by a united Iranian public, to speed up the country's nuclear programme.
View ArticleRejoice! We're a safe haven.
But low gilt yields aren't a vote of confidence in the UK economy.
View ArticlePoppies: Britain's star-spangled banner
Just as the American right fears flag-burners, conservatives in Britain turn their backs on democracy over poppies.
View ArticleJames Murdoch hearing: the movie
An animated version of the News International chairman being grilled by MPs.
View ArticleGuardian First Book award shortlist announced
A biography of cancer and a 9/11 novel make the cut
View ArticleWeb Only: best of the blogs
The five must-read posts from today, including why James Murdoch might have strategically chosen ignorance.
View ArticleMorning Call: pick of the papers
The ten must-read pieces from this morning's newspapers.
View ArticleWhy nobody wants to admit they're part of the 1 per cent
A culture of secrecy over executive pay is holding back attempts to tackle inequality.
View ArticleThe uses of role models
Can inspirational LGBT figures help the victims of homophobic bullying?
View ArticleAlternatives to austerity
The inevitable "structural reforms" Italy faces won't drag the eurozone's third-largest economy out of the mire.
View ArticleMorning Call: pick of the papers
The ten must-read pieces from this morning's newspapers.
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