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Is the BBC in danger of meltdown in the accelerating climate of change in broadcasting? If so, how could that happen to an organisation still thought of as an immovable pillar in our culture and widely praised around the world as a big player? Charlotte Higgins’s This New Noise: The Extraordinary.... |
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Frankie Masini Vento, vice president, Circolo Gozitano, writes: On May 19, Gozo lost a great gentleman who, throughout his life, strove to promote the academic, cultural, social and spiritual well-being of his fellow Gozitans. A humble dockyard worker at the start of his career, he studied to become.... |
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By Online Editor 00:28 am GMT+12, 15/06/2015, Tonga. The Crown Prince and Princess of Japan, Prince Naruhito and Princess Masako will attend the coronation of His Majesty King Tupou VI on July 04 to be followed by a lunch hosted by the Royal Family. |
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Prime Minister John Key says he has no information to suggest the Australian government paid off people smugglers to get rid of a boat full of refugees, and has not asked his Australian counterpart about it. But he was aware the intention of the smugglers was to come to New Zealand and he was told the crew was likely to be able to do so. |
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An Australian navy vessel shadows a boat believed to be carrying asylum seekers off Indonesia. Photograph: BASARNAS/AFP/Getty Images. Hassan told Radio New Zealand the vessel was intercepted twice by Australian authorities. During the first interception they were warned to turn back by Australian.... |
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NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton is still blaming newspaper for twisting his words on hiring black cops.
Top cop Bill Bratton said his comment in The Guardian was taken out of context.
Police commissioner Bill Bratton continued to chastise The Guardian on Sunday for a quote of his included in a.... |
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6/12/2015 Basseterre – While the St. Kitts Teachers Union was involved in meetings to discuss the ongoing BHS issue under the former Labour Party Administration, it has come to light that the Union was recently shut out of a National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), debriefing.... |
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Scientists weary after years of often vicious opposition by doubters of their climate-change findings see this year as crucial to the planet's future because of a religious document expected from Pope Francis on Thursday. The rare encyclical, or teaching letter, expected to promote climate action as.... |
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Scientists weary after years of often vicious opposition by doubters of their climate-change findings see this year as crucial to the planet's future because of a religious document expected from Pope Francis on Thursday. The rare encyclical, or teaching letter, expected to promote climate action as.... |
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Ministers should resist attempts to give courts a greater role in the revocation of citizenship for terrorism suspects in order to prevent the law becoming “toothless”, a leaked government document says. The question-time briefing paper, obtained by the West Australian newspaper , reveals the.... |
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Scientists weary after years of often vicious opposition by doubters of their climate-change findings see this year as crucial to the planet's future because of a religious document expected from Pope Francis on Thursday. The rare encyclical, or teaching letter, expected to promote climate action as.... |
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