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The day the world comes out for tolerance
On International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, Jerome Taylor and Liam O'Brien explain why it's time for change
Dragged down by Europe?
Just how much damage is uncertainty over the fate of the single currency inflicting on the UK economy?
Mona Eltahawy: Egypt's angry young woman
Sexually assaulted in Tahrir Square, she fought back by denouncing Arab men's attitudes to women – and starting a storm. Laurie Penny meets her
First Night: Moonrise Kingdom, Cannes Festival Opening Film
Wes Anderson kicks off the festival in kooky style... what else did you expect?
Button artist reveals her plans to float the royal boat
Half a million buttons will decorate banner on barge carrying the Queen on her Jubilee Pageant
Putting the boot in to Beckham
Our most famous footballer really is a good sport. He'd have to be, to tolerate the non-stop jokes at his expense
Islanders send out SOS to Sage of Omaha
Billionaire Buffett asked to revive the poorly performing, and remote, Pitcairn economy
The 10 Best Telescopes
Reach for the stars, the moon and the planets with this selection that offers something for all abilities and ages
James Lawton
Dalglish didn't fail to recreate the past, he failed to face the future
Roy clears up all the questions
New England manager explains his reasons for who was left out, who was included and which player had retired but not announced it
James Lawton
Hodgson gets credit in bank for being brave and decisive
Ian Bell: View From the Middle
Cruel summer climes mean cuts are more crucial than drives
Charlie Duke: I see the Moon as a science station in the future
Apollo 16 astronaut, Charlie Duke, tells Donald MacInnes what it’s like to be one of only a dozen men to have walked on the Moon…
Faces of the Sixties
Justin de Villeneuve photographs
The new Audi A3
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