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Academy criticised after no non-white actors nominated
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An expose of hooliganism masquerading as an ideological battle
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Lee Hadwin can't draw when he's awake, but by night he's an artist
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Double chins could be 'cured' without surgery or dieting using new injection
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The BBC has just done more to eradicate ‘terrorism’ than all our wars since 9/11
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Dog thinks owner is drowning in lake, dives in and tries to pull him out
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Christian blogger says she will not wear leggings in public because they entice men and cause them to look at her 'lustfully'
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Thank heavens for Louise Mensch and her foul-mouthed tweets to world leaders
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Ed Sheeran texts Noel Gallagher to offer him tickets after that Wembley Stadium rant
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Blink-182 split: Tom Delonge is 'disrespectful and ungrateful' say Travis Barker and Mark Hoppus
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Emma Watson to play Belle in Beauty and the Beast
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Roald Dahl letter warning student to 'eschew beastly adjectives' rediscovered after 35 years
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Sia apologises for 'Elastic Heart' music video that sees Shia LaBeouf wrestle 12-year-old Maddie Ziegler
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'We would evict Queen from Buckingham Palace and allocate her council house,' say Greens
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French court convicts three over homophobic tweets, in case hailed as a 'significant victory' by LGBT rights campaigners
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Greece elections: Syriza and EU on collision course after election win for left-wing party
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British Muslim school children suffering a backlash of abuse following Paris attacks
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Islamic history is full of free thinkers - but recent attempts to suppress critical thought are verging on the absurd
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British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford faces execution by firing squad in Indonesia
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Japanese mood was against what was seen as irresponsible trips to a vicious war zone
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People who hear voices in their heads are being encouraged to talk back
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Survivors of the Nazi concentration camp remember its horror, 70 years on
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'I'm gay, and plan to fight military homophobia'
Army general planning to come out
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