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Tories deny purge as Lord Barwell hits back after losing party whip

Former minister says decision suggests ‘intolerance of criticism’ but source says it was for problems with conduct

The Guardian - UK · Jul 14

UK and US accused of obstructing inquiry into 1961 death of UN chief

Governments said to be ‘dragging their feet’ in handing over evidence relating to death of Dag Hammarskjöld

The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2024

Are antibacterial duvets worth it? A sleep editor investigates

The best antibacterial bedding should help you sleep fresh and cool, but it's expensive. I asked sleep experts whether antibacterial duvets are worth the cost.

Homes & Gardens · Dec 5, 2023

HS2 protesters who occupied tunnel near Euston station to face retrial

High court overturns acquittal of six activists charged with aggravated trespass at London site

The Guardian - UK · Dec 16, 2022

'The world is in a mess and we need somebody new in to sort things out', what Welsh people think about whether the country should have a General Election

Given the criticism about Liz Truss' tenure as Prime Minster, we asked people in Ebbw Vale if they think it's time for a General Election

Wales Online · Oct 19, 2022

Women told to share public toilets with men with council blaming lack of funds

A set of public toilets are the latest topic of debate in Camden, London, with some describing the move for women to share them with men as "utter madness"

Daily Mirror · Apr 15, 2022

White Malice: how the CIA strangled African independence at birth

Historian Susan Williams grew up in Zambia. Like other scholars of her generation raised in former settler societies of southern Africa, she empathises with the continent’s people.

The Conversation · Feb 9, 2022