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- Iqbal Wahhab OBE empowers Togo prisoners
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Archive
America’s political system isn’t quirky, it’s dangerous
From: External news14 Jul 2011
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unless there is a dramatic turnaround by August 2, the world’s largest economy will have to stop honouring its debts.
Lycopene May Help Prevent Prostate Cancer In African Americans
From: External news14 Jul 2011
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Lycopene, a red pigment that gives tomatoes and certain other fruits and vegetables their color, could help prevent prostate cancer
Lessons from the future: What lies in store for our education system in the next 25 years?
From: External news14 Jul 2011
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Dr Martin Stephen, who has just retired after 24 years as one of Britain's leading headteachers, reveals his predictions
As US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton travels the globe, the reporters who join her can observe a small group of staff crafting foreign policy on the move
The phone hacking scandal in Britain that has already brought down The News of the World and now hangs over at least two other newspapers
Steffi Jones speaks about her personal experience of discrimination, and the power of football to overcome the scourge of racism
Anthony Nolan appoints Rich Visions to help recruit ethnic minority donors
From: External news13 Jul 2011
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Rich Visions has been appointed by Anthony Nolan to work with the charity in recruiting black and minority ethnic (BME) donors
Israeli police will not face trial over death of Palestinian girl
From: External news13 Jul 2011
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Israeli policemen suspected of shooting dead a 10-year-old Palestinian schoolgirl in 2007 will escape prosecution
Horn of Africa drought: UK charities boost Somalia aid
From: External news13 Jul 2011
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British aid agencies are preparing to expand their activities in Somalia to help some of the 10 million people at risk of starvation in East Africa
Supreme court bans use of secret evidence to hide torture claims
From: External news13 Jul 2011
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Intelligence services tried to exploit 'closed material procedures' to conceal evidence relating to Guantánamo detainees