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Zimbabwe: Eviction of white farmer amidst infighting in Mugabe's party signals troubled times to come

After land reforms, the economy plunged and left black Zimbabweans to endure immense hardship and repression.

David Cameron should be able to send his kids to private school - they offer a better education

Initially it seemed his children would be educated through the state sector after he praised the system.

Enough platitudes, John Kerry - it is time the US got tough with Saudi Arabia

Riyadh needs to know that it cannot execute dissidents and wage war with impunity

For immigrants to succeed in the UK, they need to integrate and uphold British values

We will only get immigration its good name back when we can control numbers coming to UK - and leaving the EU.

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World Hijab Day: Why I encourage non-Muslims to wear a hijab for one day

With our political climate, we need a movement that unites us instead of dividing us due to ignorant rhetoric.

Britain's sex trade is all about survival for teenage runaways seeking food and shelter

In the US the average age of entry into the commercial sex trade is 13 years old.

Kanye West – stop shaming Amber Rose on Twitter and make Waves as great as My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

West slammed Wiz Khalifa, Amber Rose and their son Sebastian in a Twitter row

Women in STEM and business: Sexism puts teenage girls like me off careers in the industry

Since launching a feminist website for teenagers, I have encountered many stories of female exclusion.

Johanna Konta: British tennis' latest star must build on Australian Open success

Eastbourne-based player must avoid problems endured by Heather Watson and Laura Robson.

We shouldn't just Buy British - it often means an inferior and pricier product

Buying imports doesn't make us worse off as imports balance with corresponding exports or investment into UK.

Disability rights group praises Lego after it unveils its first-ever wheelchair character

The German company has just 'rocked our brick-built world,' gushes #ToyLikeMe campaign.

PMQs: David Cameron must apologise for his 'bunch of migrants' comment - it's not US vs THEM

Language matters and dehumanising refugees makes us believe they are a mass to be feared and kept out.

Holocaust Memorial Day 2016: That dark time in history should be a warning for today's treatment of refugees

If we keep turning a blind eye to the mistreatment of refugees, who can say how low our society could sink?

Holocaust Memorial Day: Britain had its own Schindler

More than 6,000 people are alive today thanks to one unassuming man.

Google tax avoidance and George Osborne's Soviet-style 'victory'

Why are we rushing to make life so much fiscally easier for profitable multinational businesses?

Don't brand all Muslim women as traditionally submissive – there is a difference between cultures

While I protest the burqa and niqab, the hijab is used by Muslim women to assert their identity.

Vaginal discharge is normal and healthy - why are we still disgusted?

The way Stephanie Davis was humiliated on Celebrity Big Brother proved we still can't talk about vaginas.

Davos: Oxfam is ignoring the fact that the world's poor are getting richer

Many billionaires bettered millions of lives by investing money - raising productivity and living standards.

Oil crisis: David Cameron to set up a support group for the North Sea oil industry

Davos 2016: The winners and losers from low oil prices

With gloom about sustainability of economic recovery low oil prices are a gift for Western economies.

Egypt's General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is losing his wealthy friends in the Gulf

He has proved to be an incompetent and dictatorial leader who failed to support the war in Yemen

Why are less of us switching current accounts which could actually save us money?

The current account switching service, which monitors how many people move their accounts, dropped by 15%.

South Africa: Could Zimbabwe-style farm invasions be triggered by worst drought on record?

Farmers are concerned that politicians will exploit tensions to divert attention from bad governance.

Milo Yiannopoulos is the infuriating poster boy of white privilege

White men are now somehow second-class citizens, despite earning the most money and having the best jobs.

Housing Bill: The government's attempts to remove social housing affects women the most

Welfare reforms and low pay affect women's ability to pay rent - they need access to affordable social rents.

UFC 197: Conor McGregor is taking his biggest career gamble with Rafael dos Anjos clash

Rather than defend his featherweight title, the outspoken star is moving up to fight for the lightweight belt.

If we don't treat our student midwives better, they'll simply move abroad

Midwives are rarely a stereotypical student, fresh out of school, with no dependents and few obligations.

We don't want to have to boycott the Oscars, we just want to be acknowledged

The US film industry isn't the only area where black people are subject to inequitable treatment.

I'm with Crispin Blunt, poppers need to be removed from the Psychoactive Substances Bill

There have been 20 popper 'implicated deaths' over 22 years and 8,400 alcohol-related deaths every year in UK.

Student maintenance grants: The Tories are trying to quietly scrap help for the country's poorest

The government has failed to allow proper scrutiny of its plans to scrap student maintenance grants.

From tampon tax to pink razors – why are women always punished at the till?

Women are already financially exploited in Tory Britain and now companies are making mugs out of us too.

Time for straight equality: End the ban on opposite-sex civil partnerships

The government has failed to show why the ban on opposite-sex civil partnerships is necessary.

Gourmet Burger Kitchen: This is why you shouldn't alienate the growing number of vegetarians

GBK's anti-vegetarian advertising campaign has received a backlash - and we can see why.

If Muslim women are 'forced' to speak English - shouldn't Brits abroad learn the local lingo?

David Cameron accused of 'stigmatising' Muslim women - but why shouldn't the PM discuss Islam?

Telling Muslim women to 'learn English' won't stop extremism - the two are not linked

Linking language to extremism is not only foolish but will also stigmatise a large portion of the community.

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