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peopleHer seminal feminist polemic, The Second Sex, has been published in short-form to mark International Women's Day
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Tourist films plane's descent just metres above packed Caribbean beach
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Bali nine: Welcome to 'Execution Island' – the Indonesian holiday resort where foreigners are sent to die
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How Homer Simpson discovered the Higgs boson over a decade before scientists
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The 'sex selfie stick' lets you FaceTime the inside of a vagina
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Harrison Ford plane crash: Star Wars actor 'seriously injured' after his vintage light aircraft crash lands in golf course in Los Angeles
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Durham Free School: 'Creationism taught at' free school facing closure
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Nearly 100,000 of Britain's poorest children go hungry after parents' benefits are cut
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End of the licence fee: BBC to back radical overhaul of how it is funded
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Nigel Farage promises Ukip will not 'stigmatise' would-be migrants – and says he wants 'everyone to speak the same language'
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Ex-head of MI6: 'We shouldn't kid ourselves that Russia is on a path to democracy'
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Most people think legal tax avoidance is just as wrong as illegal tax evasion, poll suggests
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Confessions of a planespotter
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Russia's gulag museum
Ministry of Culture-run site 'makes no mention' of Stalin's atrocities
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Paris Fashion Week 2015
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Paul Scholes column
I don't believe Evans was spitting at Cissé. It was a reflex. But what the Newcastle striker did next was horrible
From the Azteca to Vicarage Road with a million followers
Miguel Layun is a star in Mexico where he was criticised for leaving to join Watford. But he says he sees the bigger picture
Khan ready to meet winner of Mayweather v Pacquiao
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Baghdad fights to win back Tikrit from Isis – but then what?
Patrick Cockburn reports from Kirkuk on a conflict which sectarianism has made intractable
