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arts + ents Former Pussycat Doll apparently met with the late South African president’s daughters at the Mandarin Hotel in London
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Simon Calder looks at communities fighting back against the poachers
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arts + ents Derek Acorah has been charged with careless driving and failing to complete a breathalyser test
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arts + ents Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne have pulled off one of rock music’s great comebacks – against all odds
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Turning up the voice of America
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The poorest pay the price for austerity: Workers face biggest fall in living standards since Victorian era
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The man who made Femen: New film outs Victor Svyatski as the mastermind behind the protest group and its breast-baring stunts
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An obsessive’s documenting of Israeli war crimes in Lebanon can show us how the West lost respect for international law
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Mass murder in the Middle East is funded by our friends the Saudis
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