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Why I'm on the brink of burning my Israeli passport
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Israel-Gaza conflict: ‘Sderot cinema’ image shows Israelis with popcorn and chairs 'cheering as missiles strike Palestinian targets'
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Blackest is the new black: Scientists have developed a material so dark that you can't see it...
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Iraq crisis: How Saudi Arabia helped Isis take over the north of the country
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Barack Obama fist bumps Texas restaurant employee in support of gay rights
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Scottish independence: Scots of Corby take matters into their own hands in mock referendum - and deliver overwhelming verdict
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Protesters fight to save Arturo, the polar bear sweltering in baking hot zoo
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Fry ‘criticises Operation Yewtree in dinner party rant’ calling for tougher laws to deter false sex abuse allegations
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Supermoon 2014 in pictures: Moon appeared bigger and brighter at the weekend
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Saharan remains may be evidence of first race war, 13,000 years ago
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Sustained immigration has not harmed Britons' employment, say government advisers
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War is war: Why I stand with Israel
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Even when it brutalises one of its own teenage citizens, America is helpless against Israel
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Socialist Worker called to apologise over ‘vile’ article saying Eton schoolboy Horatio Chapple's death is ‘reason to save the polar bears’
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Emergency data law: David Cameron plots to bring back snoopers’ charter
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Saharan remains may be evidence of oldest large-scale armed conflict
Scientists find early warning system for Alzheimer’s
Researchers hope eye tests can spot ‘biomarkers’ of the disease
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Pop, sex and schoolgirl schtick make for controversial success
Weekend's 'supermoon' in pictures
The moon appeared bigger and brighter at the weekend
How Saudi Arabia helped Isis take over northern Iraq
A speech by an ex-MI6 boss hints at a plan going back over a decade. In some areas, being Shia is akin to being a Jew in Nazi Germany, says Patrick Cockburn
The evolution of Andy Serkis
First Gollum, then King Kong - now the actor is swinging through the trees in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
You thought 'Benefits Street' was controversial...
Follow-up documentary 'Immigrant Street' has got locals worried
Refugee children let down by Washington's high ideals
Democrats and Republicans refuse to set aside their differences to cope with the influx of desperate Central Americas, says Rupert Cornwell
Children's books are too white, says Laureate
Malorie Blackman appeals for a better ethnic mix of authors and characters and the illustrator Quentin Blake comes to the rescue
Blackest is the new black
Scientists have developed a material so dark that you can't see it...
Matthew Barzun: America's diplomatic dude
The US Ambassador to London holds 'jeans and beer' gigs at his official residence – it's all part of the job, he tells Chris Green
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From heart rates to happiness, there is little this fast-growing, self-tracking community won't monitor
Five-star reviews are just the opening act for British theatre's first non-white artistic director
Madani Younis wants the neighbourhood to follow his work as closely as his audiences do
Mrs Brown and her boys: are they having a laugh?
When it comes to national stereotyping, the Irish – among others – know it can pay to play up to outsiders' expectations, says DJ Taylor
