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Marine Le Pen is winning votes by pushing rhetoric that caused France's problems

Protectionism inflicts the greatest harm on the least well off – who are often, paradoxically, its supporters.

No Theresa May, 65 million of us are not behind you on Brexit

Now Parliament has a place in the process, MPs need to develop a backbone to stand up to Little Englanders.

Food waste is everybody's dirty little secret - supermarket rations is exactly what we need

We all know how bad it is, yet still we carry on stuffing our fridges with perishable food, because we can.

Malcolm Turnbull wants to send refugees to America - why can't Australia offer them a home?

I've been to Australia's offshore facilities, and there's no question it's causing the refugees real harm.

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I haven't washed my hair in five years – shampoo is a con

I'm free from the tyranny of costly products and wasted time – plus, my hair is better than ever.

We need a second referendum on our Brexit deal - or May will have no choice but to suck up to Trump

Our moral standing in the world has been sacrificed to squeezing a trade deal from an unstable President.

If you need a 'detention director' in your school you might be getting discipline wrong

Michaela Community School is hiring a 'detention director' but discipline is every educator's responsibility.

America's gun extremists have an ally in Trump – our lives depend on fighting them

Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America must be David to the NRA's Goliath in Donald Trump's US.

Outrage at Trump's 'Muslim ban' yet silence over the Middle Eastern 'ban on Jews'

Every frequent flyer to the Middle East knows about a de facto 'ban on Jews' yet few protest about it.

Is Snapchat really worth $25 billion?

As Snap Inc announces its plans for an IPO we look how the company is valued.

BT has serious questions to answer over its accounting debacle

BT's accounting scandal is a sobering development for the telecoms giant.

Donald, your wall won't stop our voices demanding a united world

The wall is a symbol of how Trump wants to deal with everything he doesn't understand: get it out.

Our Queen is used to dealing with the good, bad and ugly of US politics – but can she tame Trump?

She rode horses with Reagan and made small talk with Nixon – but now has a Muslim-banning tycoon to deal with.

Liberals are attacking Trump's ban in the worst possible way

They don't want the ban attacked on constitutional grounds. They just want to make it about them.

Remembering John Hurt: A wildly funny actor 'rooted in normality'

Tony Earnshaw worked with John Hurt, who died at the age of 77 and reminisces about the British film legend.

Beheadings, hangings and firing squads: the death penalty is alive and kicking in the Gulf

Britain sees executors such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait as vital allies after Brexit.

How Francois Fillon's Welsh affair has played into the hands of the far right and Marine Le Pen

Claims that his wife received half a million euros will add to anti-establishment anger.

Theresa May would be foolish to get too close to Donald Trump

The US-UK "special relationship" may be revived, but there is a wide moral chasm between Trump and May.

The supreme court has done Brexiteers a huge favour

Brexit is going to happen and there's not a thing Remainers can do about it.

Trump's Mexican border wall is a simple solution to a complex problem — so it will fail

President Trump will sign an executive order to start work on building a wall all along the US-Mexico border.

China will be the only winner in Donald Trump's war on clean energy and the EPA

Tens of thousands of jobs will be at stake if the president rolls back US climate change commitment.

The reason why Xiaomi may never become a global smartphone giant

As Global VP Hugo Barra leaves the smartphone company, questions remain over its future plans.

Why we have 16 trillion reasons to worry about the US Federal Reserve

Federal Reserve gave $16trn to many 'Too Big To Fail' banks between 2007-2010 - yet, they did not tell us.

Trump and his white, male billionaires don't like women having all this freedom – so they're taking it back

The 'global gag rule' against abortion was signed a day after the anniversary of Roe vs Wade.

Tories burnt the Scottish electorate with Brexit – a second independence referendum is inevitable

Supreme Court ruled UK government doesn't need to consult Scottish Parliament before triggering Article 50.

An industrial strategy that fights climate change would fix our broken economy

We should wean ourselves off an over-reliance on finance and build up renewable industries to create jobs.

The law is now clear – Parliament must vote on Article 50 and it could block Brexit

Parliament has the right to vote on triggering Article 50 after the Supreme Court ruling on Brexit.

Is Britain ready for a mixed-race princess?

What frightens right-wing commenters the most is that Markle is 'normal' in today's Britain.

I was spat on and threatened for backing Trump – but he's delivering what Bernie Sanders never could

Anti-Trump protesters abused me for attending the DeploraBall, but we're more liberal than they realise.

Why are men still rating women out of 10 for their looks?

This weekend a Big Brother housemate said "Come back when you're a 10".

Fake news is thriving — but history shows it's nothing new

Fake news abounded in George Orwell's time just as it did as far back as you wish to look.

Donald Trump's enemies will keep him in power

The Left wastes time hurling insults instead of addressing his questionable links.

Why dooming Nintendo Switch for its bare launch line-up doesn't add up

How does the Nintendo Switch launch compare to its predecessors?

100 years ago women marched for suffrage – now we must rise against Trump

Let this day become the inauguration of the fight for a new anti-patriarchy, anti-populist world.

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