Autumn Statement 2015: George Osborne's wooing of the grey vote masks a pension time bomb
The so-called pension triple-lock needs to go if Britain's pension system is to survive.
Autumn Statement 2015: George Osborne's cuts will condemn women to violence on White Ribbon Day
Chancellor announces spending review cuts on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
It's Britain and not America that has the debate over gun ownership wrong
Mass shootings account for less than 1% of homicides in the US.
Marvel Phase 3: Will The Vision connect The Avengers to Guardians Of The Galaxy?
Completion of Infinity Stones is going to be the central theme in the upcoming Marvel films leading to the two-part Avengers: Infinity War.
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Donald Trump is a dangerous fascist who wants to create a personality cult
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John McAfee: Reports that I'm a murderous psychopath have been greatly exaggerated
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Isis in Syria: Stop the march to war – There are alternatives
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 - Have the serious undertones curbed the young adult buzz around it?
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Canadian Sikh labelled a terrorist after photoshopped image spread across the world.
Paris attacks: It is not enough for Muslims to say that Isis does not represent Islam
European Muslims must take responsibility for the roots of fundamentalism
Does the end of FHM and Zoo indicate the death of lad culture or a glut of online porn?
While feminists and campaigners may cheer the demise of lads mags, misogyny has simply moved online.
Charlie Sheen HIV: The stigma of HIV held former Two And A Half Men star at ransom
Former Two And A Half Men star Charlie Sheen has gone public with his HIV-positive status.
Third World jails beat US jails (if you have a suitcase full of money)
Eccentric tech entrepreneur John McAfee recounts his time spent in jails at home and abroad.
Paris attack: Islamic State's pledge to attack Washington is little more than a boast
Isis is using the Paris attacks to push its profile and gain supporters
Paris attacks: Islamic State may regret picking a fight with France
France has fought successfully against al-Qaeda-linked militias throughout Africa
Terrorism is terrorism – whether it's on your doorstep in Paris or in a faraway Beirut market
The focus on the attacks in Paris should not obscure Arab victims of terrorism
John McAfee: Few of us will survive the global cyber war that's looming on the horizon
2016 presidential candidate John McAfee believes it is time for US to re-evaluate its foreign policy.
Paris attacks: Selfishly, I thought what if it happened in London and why we need more Bonds
While I was worrying about the small stuff, killers were planning attacks that could so easily happen here.
Paris attacks: Jeremy Corbyn and his 'media doesn't report' mob should try reading the news
People do care about Lebanon, Baghdad and other atrocities - but Paris is closer to home.
Paris attacks: George Osborne risks reputation with spending cuts to army and police
Paris attacks highlight the problem with Osborne's planned cuts in budgets for the armed forces and police.
Rafa Benitez to blame for Cristiano Ronaldo crisis? Real Madrid star fears "we won't win anything with him in charge"
Ronaldo has been unable to reach his usual heights under the former Liverpool boss.
Life must go on: There's still a place for Christmas ad campaigns when dark events unfold
Man on the Moon and Mog are still relevant despite events in Paris.
Anti-Bullying Week 2015: homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying is still an issue in the workplace
Workplace policies should include examples of what bullying based on sexual orientation and gender identity looks like
Keep calm Catalonia: We are on the brink of liberation from Spain
Campaign for Catalan independence is growing stronger.
Paris Attacks: Forget Sinjar and Jihadi John, Islamic State is as strong as ever
Isis maintains its grip on Iraq and Syria and is able to strike the heart of Paris with impunity.
Narendra Modi UK visit: Indian prime minister and his Hindutva cohorts peddle anti-Muslim hate
Narenda Modi is using his visit to the UK to cement the legitimacy of his rule.
To narrow the life expectancy gap between rich and poor we must focus on absolute poverty
John Major raised the issue of health disparities between rich and poor families in the UK.
Longer Sunday shopping hours: Church's argument against them isn't about religion
The Church of England has a track record of arguing against longer Sunday trading hours.
Let's all follow Crickhowell and move our businesses 'offshore' to expose tax avoidance
The people of Crickhowell in Wales take their town 'offshore' for a BBC documentary.
Fallout 4's rushed pre-apocalypse opening sequence is a wasted opportunity
Bethesda's game is so eager to get to the apocalypse that it forgets to set up the story in any meaningful way.
Biafra rebel: We will return to violence if Nigeria does not release Nnamdi Kanu
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Blockchain, Bitcoin and the rise of banks as shared ledger providers
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Myanmar elections: What would Burmese democracy look like in Britain?
Myanmar's 'democracy'' is far from good enough and its people deserve better.
SeaWorld attempts to refloat its image but what happens to the orcas now?
Orcas are huge marine mammals, inherently unsuited to captivity.
Diwali 2015: The cultural and religious significance of the Hindu festival of lights
The lights signify the victory of light over darkness, the triumph of good versus evil, and hope over despair.
Myanmar elections: Aung San Suu Kyi must act to stop the Rohingya Muslim genocide
As many as 800,000 Muslims in Burma were denied the right to vote in elections that had no Muslim candidates.
The anti-democratic way Andrew Fisher and Corbynistas hurl abuse at those they disagree with
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Fallout 4: Video games love the apocalypse because it makes humans either dead or simple
The apocalypse opens up a wealth of design possibilities, but also gives developers an easy out.
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