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Saudi preacher who 'raped and tortured' his five -year-old daughter to death is released after paying 'blood money'
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Isis stands strong as its numerous enemies fail to find a common plan to defeat it
The jihadis are being squeezed militarily and economically, but there is no sign of an implosion, says Patrick Cockburn
Virtual reality: Seeing is believing
Virtual reality thrusts viewers into the frontline of global events - and puts film-goers at the heart of the action
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MP says Coalition ‘not doing enough’ to help
Comedians share stories of depression
The director of the new documentary, Kevin Pollak, tells Jessica Barrett how he got them to talk
Has The Archers lost the plot?
A growing number of listeners are voicing their discontent over the rural soap's spicy storylines; so loudly that even the BBC's director-general seems worried, says Simon Kelner
14 office buildings added to protected lists
Christopher Beanland explores the underrated appeal of these palaces of pen-pushing
Human skull discovery in Israel proves humans lived side-by-side with Neanderthals
Scientists unearthed the cranial fragments from Manot Cave in West Galilee
Max Brooks honours Harlem Hellfighters
The author talks about race, legacy and his Will Smith film option to Tim Walker
League system no longer measures up
Jon Coles, former head of standards at the Department of Education, used to be in charge of school performance rankings. He explains how he would reform the system
Don't leave it to the petrol station: The best online card shops for Valentine's Day
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Devil in blue Costa is a reminder of what Liverpool have lost
The Reds are desperately missing Luis Suarez, says Ian Herbert
Ashley Giles: 'I'll watch England – but not as a fan'
Former one-day coach says he will ‘observe’ their World Cup games – but ‘won’t be jumping up and down’
Greece elections
In times like these, the EU has far more dangerous adversaries than Syriza, says Patrick Cockburn
Holocaust Memorial Day
Nazi victims remembered as spectre of prejudice reappears over Europe
Magnetic north
The Arctic has always exerted a pull, from Greek myth to new thriller Fortitude. Gerard Gilbert considers what's behind our fascination with the last great wilderness
