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Kılıçdaroğlu goes head to head with strongman Erdoğan 

Irish Times (04/23)

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It’s set to be a close contest. Kılıçdaroğlu is leading the polls by a hair’s breadth but needs to convince voters that the decency he exudes in his campaign videos filmed in his modest kitchen and in posters featuring his earnest mien against a backdrop of pink blossom does not equate to weakness.

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Finding light in darkness

The Photographer (03/23)

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Focus on the work of Iraqi photographer Ayman al-Amiri. The son of a photographer, Amiri helped his father to document everyday life after the invasion – “in all sorts of situations, with water shortages, power cuts, a lack of food, the people crazy and scared.” 

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From ashes of conflict, Mosul University rises

University World News (03/23)

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When Sayf Al-Ashqar was tasked with rebuilding the library of the University of Mosul in Iraq, he was given a free rein – but no cash. Islamic State had burned the prestigious library to the ground, destroying what remained of its vast collection of books and ancient manuscripts.

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'Iraq is now a teenage country'

Irish Times (01/23)

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Twenty years on from the US-led invasion, three Iraqi artists explain how, after decades of being held back, they are taking back control of their country's narrative. 

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Undaunted young Iraqis yearn for change

Irish Times (01/23)

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The revolution is not over. Three years on from Iraq’s Tishreen – or October – uprising, which saw more than 600 protesters assassinated by security forces and Iran-backed militias, many of the movement’s young protesters are broken but far from unbowed.

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Iraqis tire of Iranian influence

Irish Times (01/23)

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Walking through Baghdad, you could easily be forgiven for thinking Iraqis are hell-bent on wreaking vengeance on the US. At least, that was the message conveyed by the hanging of a cardboard Donald Trump on Tahrir Square. But, taking to people on the street, a parallel, more convincing reality emerges 

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Lessons in wartime

Spotlight (01/23)

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Business is booming for Ukraine’s English teachers. Far from diminishing demand, war has turned “global English” into a tool for survival. But teachers can often find themselves acting as therapists to students who have experienced severe trauma, while struggling to avoid burnout themselves.

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Escape from Iran: 'My dream was to be a primary teacher. Now I'm holding a gun'

Irish Times (10/22)

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Facing capture by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Rezan fled to Iraq and joined a group of freedom fighters.  

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Iran protests: 'We need the people to move and take down this government'

Irish Times (11/22)

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On the Iran-Iraq border, Iranians speak out against Tehran's bloody crackdown on protesters, which has left hundreds dead.

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'Prophet of God': Kurdish opposition groups feel wrath of under-pressure Iran

Irish Times (11/22)

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Facing the gravest threat to its survival since 1979, the Islamic Republic is pointing the finger of blame for abroad, bombing Kurdish opposition bases in Iraq.

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French teen seeks justice after policeman beats, urinates on him

Al Jazeera (11/22)

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The latest in a long line of police abuses which have come to light in France in recent times, often targeting Black and Arab men, demonstrating what rights groups term systemic brutality and racism.

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'I have a big job to do for my people'

The Journalist (12/22)

Airlifted out of Kabul in 2021, Zahra Joya has been running a news agency in exile, managing a team of undercover journalists in Afghanistan. Her work has won her a number of awards, but has also created new dangers for the family she left behind.

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Chagos: Islanders caught in game of political football

Spotlight (07/22)

The Chagos islanders have waged a decades-long battle with the UK to return to their homeland, which was wrangled from Mauritius in a cut-price independence deal in the 60s and leased to the US as a military base. Now, following a ruling by the UN maritime court last year, Mauritius has planted its flag on the territory. 

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Yazidi women and girls still enslaved

The Irish Times (08/21)

Lahur Talabani was the south London boy who brought the fight to Islamic State in his native Kurdistan, playing a leading role in intelligence and counterterrorism. Now his Surrey-raised cousin wants to boot him out the country.

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Internecine feud in Kurdish ruling clan

The Irish Times (08/21)

Lahur Talabani was the south London boy who brought the fight to Islamic State in his native Kurdistan, playing a leading role in intelligence and counterterrorism. Now his Surrey-raised cousin wants to boot him out the country.

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Relatives of family killed in M6 crash thank Irish people

The Irish Times (08/21)

The story of Karzan Sabah Ahmed and Shahen Qasm, who died with their baby in a crash in Galway. People from across Ireland raised funds to send them home to their family in Erbil.

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Kurdistan: a shot at statehood

New Internationalist (07/20)


Foreign aid and oil money have been key to the survival of Kurdistan’s two mafia-like ruling clans, the Barzanis and the Talabanis. And poverty, lots of it. For their success depends on them being the ones with all the cash to splash.

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Covid-19 and an IS comeback

The Irish Times (05/20)


Could it happen again? In Mosul, locals still feel the presence of Islamic State, hidden in the cracks and seams of city life. 

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Mosul’s new masters

The Irish Times (03/20)


After Isis, came the mafia. In Mosul, a jumbled assortment of Iran-backed militias, known collectively as the Hashd al-Shaabi, compete for their share of the spoils of war.

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The vapers of Mosul 

BBC Radio 4 (03/20) @11.14mins


Out on the hustle with three buccaneering entrepreneurs, selling vapes in war-torn Mosul. Moslawis are born entrepreneurs. Given half the chance, they can make their city great again.

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Syrian Kurds face bleakest winter 

The Irish Times (03/20)


Syrian Kurds, who fled Turkish bombing last year, adjust to life in an Iraqi camp. Mercenaries have looted, burned and confiscated properties back home. They know they’re never going back.

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‘We are only 1,000, but we fight like 10,000.’ 

The Irish Times (12/19)


In the hills of northern Iraq, I meet showman general Hussein Yazdanpanah, whose Iranian Kurdish fighters are fighting against a resurgent Islamic State and the Tehran-backed Hashd al-Shaabi militias.

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The best weapon against war in Iraq is a waistcoat

The Irish Times (10/19)


For the dapper young men at Mr Erbil, style is survival. In their emporium of hip, espressos are sipped and style flaunted as chaos and menace swirl outside. No talk of religion or politics permitted.

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‘You live with these men as a slave. It’s free for them to do anything’

The Irish Times (10/19)


Naveen Rasho endured five years of hell at the hands of Islamic State. She survived the fall of the caliphate in Baghuz, only to face the fresh horror of detention at Al Hawl camp in Syria with her captor’s three brides.

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Cherry: A life stranger than fiction

Spotlight (07/19)


Nico Walker served as an army medic in Iraq’s ‘Triangle of Death’. Returning home with severe PTSD, he turned to heroin and bank robberies. Now in prison, he has reinvented himself as a bestselling novelist.

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Lives shattered, Syria’s Kurds flee to Iraq

The Irish Times (10/19)


Dependent on what she describes as a “spider’s web” of drivers and smugglers, Gulistan and her family pushed blindly through the confusion of an eight-year civil war that had recently taken yet another deadly turn.

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Global Ear: Dé:Nash

The Wire (08/19)


Hungarian rapper Dé:Nash mines his country’s collective consciousness, satirising the Fidesz regime’s use of ancient legend, historical grievances and conspiracy theories to craft a new national narrative.

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HUNGARY: Rapper takes on Viktor Orbán 

New Statesman (06/19)

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CAMEROON: ’Licence to kill’

New Internationalist (05/19)

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GUINEA BISSAU: Spirit of a narco-state

The Irish Times (4/19)

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GUINEA BISSAU: Interview with president

Al Jazeera (03/19)

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CAMEROON: ‘People shot without any reason’

The Irish Times (12/18)

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HUNGARY: Independence withering 

The Journalist (09/18)

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HUNGARY: Inside the post-truth laboratory 

New Internationalist (08/18)

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PAKISTAN: Imran Khan’s victory has come at a cost

The Irish Times (07/18)

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PAKISTAN: Etiquette is all in Punjab Club 

The Irish Times (07/18)

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PAKISTAN: Bonded labourers fight back 

.The Irish Times (07/18)

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PAKISTAN: A cricket hero closes in on power 

The Irish Times (07/18)

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PAKISTAN: Imran Khan battles conspiracies in election

The Irish Times (07/18)

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HUNGARY: Voters put faith in fence 

The Globe and Mail (04/18)

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GUINÉE-BISSAU: Une plaque tournante

Le Point Afrique (04/18)

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GUINEA BISSAU: Still a narco state?

Global Initiative (03/18)

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GUINEA BISSAU: Political crisis deepens as sanctions bite

The Irish Times (03/18)

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LIBERIA: African killer bees providing a living in wartorn country 

The Guardian (12/17)

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LIBERIA: Philip Taylor – La politique, je l’ai dans le sang 

Le Point (12/17)

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LIBERIA: Interview with George Weah

The Irish Times (10/17)

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LIBERIA: Charles Taylor’s gangsta rapper son

The Irish Times (11/17)

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LIBERIA: On the campaign trail with George Weah

The Irish Times (10/17)

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LIBERIA: Child soldiers feel forgotten

Al Jazeera (10/17)

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LIBERIA: Ballot riddled with legacy of civil conflict

The Irish Times (10/17)

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GAMBIA: dictator in the family

New Statesman (02/17)

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GAMBIA: La dernière photo de Yahya Jammeh

.Radio France Internationale (02/17)

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GAMBIA: ‘Uncle Yahya’ set hit squad on cousins

The Irish Times (02/17)

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GAMBIA: A Village mourns its most famous son

The Irish Times (02/17)

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GAMBIA: Jammeh waves farewell

The Irish Times (01/17)

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GAMBIA: A country with two presidents

The Irish Times (01/17)

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GAMBIA: Gambians flee to Senegal fearing war

The Irish Times (01/17)

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TURKEY: Trans people risk lives in Turkey

GlobalPost/PRI (12/16)

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GAMBIA: Political prisoners freed

The Irish Times (12/16)

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GAMBIA: Search for justice after reign of terror

Al Jazeera (12/16)

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GAMBIA: Interview with Gambian president

The Irish Times (12/16)

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FRANCE: Desperation stalks Paris migrant camp

The Irish Times (11/16)

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FRANCE: From the ‘Jungle’ to Stalingrad

Al Jazeera (11/16)

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TURKEY: Sweatshops, not schools, for refugee children

The Irish Times (10/16)

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TURKEY: EU deports refugees to Turkey

Al Jazeera (04/16)

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NORWAY: La prison reinventée

L’Actualité (04/16)

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FRANCE: Being Muslim in France

Al Jazeera (12/15)

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FRANCE: Paris attacks report

GlobalPost (11/15)

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MOLDOVA: Fighting Russia’s propaganda machine

GlobalPost (08/15)

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GREECE: Greece’s migration crisis

GlobalPost (07/15)

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GREECE: Awkward vacationing in Athens

GlobalPost (07/15)

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MOLDOVA: Between East and West

The Irish Times (06/15)

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NORWAY: A prison without bars

Al Jazeera (03/15)

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CANADA: Making maple syrup

BBC News (05/14)

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CANADA: Prostitution laws debate

Spotlight (02/14)

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CANADA: The crack-smoking mayor

BBC News (11/13)

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CANADA: Quebec’s language police

BBC News (05/13)

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CANADA: Natives tell of state abuse

The Irish Times (05/13)

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MAURITIUS: An inside look at Mauritius

South China Morning Post (04/13)

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CANADA: Native entrepreneurs

GlobalPost (03/13)

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CANADA: Green image tarnished

BBC News (05/12)

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CANADA: Anti-protest law in Quebec backfires

The Irish Times (05/12)

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CANADA: Innus march for their identity

Christian Science Monitor (04/12)

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CANADA: Innu march against Hydro-Quebec project

Toronto Star (04/12)

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CANADA/US: A smuggler’s playground

GlobalPost (4/11)

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CANADA: Going to the Great White North

The Irish Times (01/11)

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CANADA: Rebel journalists thumb noses at magnate 

The Irish Times (11/10)

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CANADA: The ‘Canadian godfather’ meets his end

GlobalPost (11/10)

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MAURITIUS: Chagos people press to return home

GlobalPost (09/10)

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MAURITIUS: It’s not easy living in paradise

The Globe and Mail (09/10)

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CANADA: Fighting for their identity

The Irish Times (07/10)

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CANADA: Apology by Canadian PM for role in tragedy

The Irish Times (06/10)

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CANADA: Everyone’s a winner, but what happens after the gold rush?

The Irish Times (03/10)

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CANADA: Canada gold rush in full swing

GlobalPost (03/10)

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CANADA: Life in Canada’s contraband country

GlobalPost (02/10)

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CANADA: The race for the North

Spotlight (09/09)

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CANADA: Shifting sands of oil production 

European Voice (04/09)

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CANADA: Canada’s dark secret

BBC News (02/09)

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CANADA: Seventh foot washed up as mystery deepens 

The Scotsman (11/08)

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CHINA: Making a growing China come clean

European Voice (07/08)

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CHINA: Controlling dissent in the rubble

.European Voice (06/08)

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Navigating the EU labyrinth

Embassy Magazine (08/08)

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UK

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The King and Us

Spotlight (06/23)

When Charles is crowned on 6 May, the nation officially enters a new era. The spell cast by his mother, who maintained the mystique of the royal family through a gazillion megabit memes will finally break …

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Is Britain broken?

Spotlight (03/23)

No future, no future, no future for you,” snarled the Sex Pistols back in 1977, when Britain was known as the “sick man of Europe”. Fast forward to 2023 and Britain is in a right old mess again. 

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Who is the man driving UK’s ongoing rail strikes?

Al Jazeera (08/22)

Interview with Mick Lynch, the most talked about man in Britain. A social media phenomenon, his ability to tell simple truths about equality and social justice have captured the imagination of millions 

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From pandemic heroes to underpaid workers

Al Jazeera (08/22)

In Southport, an old seaside town in the northwest of England, bus drivers congregated under a bus stop, now three weeks into an acrimonious standoff with bus operator Arriva North West …

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XR – A wake-up call for the world

Spotlight (10/19)

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Was ist Britisch?

Spotlight (09/17)

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The DUP’s Belfast heartland

Global Post/PRI (06/17)

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Where is Britain heading?

Spotlight (06/17)

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Interview with Timothy Garton Ash

Spotlight (05/17)

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Britain’s Trump?

GlobalPost/PRI (06/16)

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Brexit blog

Spotlight (06/16)

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Island mentality

Spotlight (05/16)

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Scotland post-ref

Spotlight (01/15)

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Scots referendum blog

Spotlight (09/14)

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L’Écosse à la veille du référendum

Radio Canada (09/14)

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The morning after …

La Presse (09/14)

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Orange parade in Edinburgh

Irish Times (09/14)

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Scotland’s youth vote

La Presse (09/14)

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Scottish artists project new confidence

Global Post (09/12)

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Interview with Alex Salmond (in French)

La Presse (08/12)

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Patriotes, mais pas indépendantistes

La Presse (08/12)

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Faire revivre l’art écossais

La Presse (08/12)

Culture

Culture
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The Great stink of London

Spotlight (09/21)

Travel feature taking us right back to London in 1858, just as the city's inhabitants are 'isolating' indoors from a hot fog of pestilence rising from the sewage-filled Thames . Highlight is a visit to The Rookery, aka Little Ireland, where residents are dying en masse from cholera.

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Interview with William Sitwell

Spotlight (12/21)

Interview with William Sitwell, restaurant critic for The Telegraph, whose book on eating out was published just as every restaurant in the world had closed.

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London's top 40

Spotlight (08/21)

North, south, east and west - tips for glorious views and open spaces, exciting markets and museums, unusual places to eat and places to think – and much more. 

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TV dinners

Spotlight (04/21)

They never taste quite like they look on the box. But there’s still something irresistibly novel about bung-it-in-the-micro TV dinners. Binge-watching telly during successive lockdowns, teas on knees have made a comeback.

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Critics’ choice

Spotlight (07/20)

What to read and watch in summer 2020. Tips from two women in the know: Lucy Scholes, who writes about books for The Telegraph and the FT, and Clarisse Loughrey, chief film critic at The Independent. TWO-PAGE SAMPLE.

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Crafted in Edinburgh

Spotlight (05/20)

A tour of the Edinburgh crafts scene. We launch in the Grassmarket, home to the highest concentration of pubs in the city. Encounters with a post-punk milliner, a teenage bagpipe maker and a canine couturier. ONE-PAGE SAMPLE.

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Laughter is the best medicine

Spotlight (06/20)


Interview with Adam Kay, author of This is Going to Hurt, on the gruelling realities of working as a doctor in Britain’s National Health Service, and the likely impact of Covid-19 on the system. ONE-PAGE SAMPLE.

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The pursuit of happiness

Spotlight (04/20)

Feature on happiness in the era of the ubiquitous smiley. It’s boom time for sales of self-help books, now the fastest-growing genre in the publishing world. ONE-PAGE SAMPLE.

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Books beyond borders

Spotlight (12/19)

Interview with Lee Child, author of the Jack Reacher detective series, ahead of a “friendship” tour of Europe with fellow rock-star authors Ken Follett, Kate Mosse and Jojo Moyes. ONE-PAGE SAMPLE.

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South London walking tour

Spotlight (03/30)

From low life to the high life. A few hundred years ago, the smelly “sarf” was known as a lawless land of loose morals, home to gambling dens, brothels and – shock horror! – theatres. SAMPLE PAGES

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Bloomsbury/Holborn/Soho walking tour

Spotlight (07/19)

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My home is my castle

Spotlight (05/19)

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Big little screens 

Spotlight (03/19)

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London walks: 5 classic sights 

Spotlight (01/19)

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Elvis – still calling the tune

Spotlight (08/17)

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What does it mean to be Canadian?

BBC News (05/12)

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Fur flies over Canada’s identity

BBC News (12/11)

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Remembering Square Deal

The Calgary Herald (08/11)

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Meet the Beatlemaniac

The Montreal Gazette (05/10)

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Pige: objectif monde!

Le Trente (05/10)

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They’re speaking our languages 

The Montreal Gazette (01/10)

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Surreal sounds of the city

The Montreal Gazette (07/09)

Offbeat

Offbeat

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The Banjul Brits

Vice.com (01/17)

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Bucharest’s dictator tours

GlobalPost (05/15)

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Trouble in paradise

Noseweek South Africa (05/13)

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In search of Philip Marlowe

The Montreal Gazette (05/12)

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‘Illegal’ midwives on call

The Montreal Gazette (08/11)

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Trekkies descend on Vulcan

GlobalPost (07/11)

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Ghost towns of Alberta 

VIA Destinations (12/11)

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Spirits of a community

The Montreal Gazette (02/11)

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War and peace

Police Review (07/10)

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Holiday in Asbestos

The Guardian (05/10)

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Don’t hold your breath for Asbestos to catch on

The Irish Times (05/10)

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Holy rivalry over Kateri

The Montreal Gazette (03/10)

Business

Business

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A land of rising opportunity

The Irish Times (11/10)

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Mauritius: China and India invest in island 

GlobalPost (11/10)

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Bored of Bonds? Try Madonna’s famous bustier

National Post (02/10)

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Social network economy leaving business behind 

Toronto Star (01/10)

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Law firms slash perks

Lawyers Weekly (04/09)

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Aboriginal law a vibrant field

Lawyers Weekly (05/09)

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No more Mr. Nice Guy

National Post (12/09)

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How far will parents go to keep kids in private school? 

National Post (05/09)

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To the haggler goes the spoils

National Post (05/09)

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A bailout under every tree

The Montreal Gazette (12/08)

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Mad about saffron 

The Montreal Gazette (12/08)

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Common attacks on common enemies

European Voice (04/08)

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Microsoft’s judgement day

European Voice (09/07)

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Google takes a hit over data privacy 

European Voice (10/07)

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Memory-lapsed chip battles 

European Voice (03/07)

People

People

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Jay Blades: Learning to read at 51

Spotlight (07/23)

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Harry Styles – a man for our time? 

Spotlight (07/23)

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Pakistan’s A-list hairdresser

Spotlight (04/19)

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Liberia – Her mother’s passion

Spotlight (08/18)

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Good works in Gambia

Spotlight (04/17)

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Out of Dublin and into Monrovia

The Irish Times (11/17)

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Scotland – He has the key

Spotlight (01/16)

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Scotland – The ideas man

Spotlight (10/15)

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Full marks to Foley as GAA goes to Scotland

The Irish Times (07/15)

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Norway – Carving out a niche means having the best of both worlds

The Irish Times (06/15)

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Oslo move a career booster

The Irish Times (03/15)

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Canada – Zig-zag trajectory led to online teaching

The Irish Times (08/14)

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Island life – Touria Prayag, editor of Mauritian newspaper Express Weekly

Spotlight (9/13)

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Toronto’s Irish pantry

The Irish Times (05/13)

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Canada – Student rebel with a cause

BBC News (05/12)

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Belfast boy becomes Montreal local legend 

The Irish Times (10/11)

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Canada – Irish publican drinks to his success

The Irish Times (07/11)

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Canada – How a late decision paid handsome dividends

The Irish Times (08/10)

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