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
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Blockchain, Bitcoin and the rise of banks as shared ledger providers
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SeaWorld attempts to refloat its image but what happens to the orcas now?
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Diwali 2015: The cultural and religious significance of the Hindu festival of lights
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Myanmar elections: Aung San Suu Kyi must act to stop the Rohingya Muslim genocide
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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
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The public won't fall for biased scaremongering on the prospect of leaving the EU
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Jeremy Corbyn's detractors must take on petty right-wingers after Remembrance Sunday bow criticism
Wrath too for message on his wreath extending sympathy to troops who weren't British.
Equal Pay Day: The motherhood penalty and other reasons we are still far from wage equality in 2015
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Equal Pay Day: Analysis reveals the 'pay gap' is not really a gap at all
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Remembrance Day: Why the Cenotaph has become the dark heart of British militarism
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Noel Gallagher's caustic wit marks him out as a dying breed in a world of bland celebrities
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John Lewis Christmas advert: Don't buy to show compassion, volunteer to help the elderly instead
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