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‘I think we’re just getting a real reflection because people finally feel comfortable to express that,’ campaigner says
International courts have set an extremely high standard of proof when it comes to showing intent to commit genocide
The definition of genocide outlined in a 1948 UN convention is quite vague and the …
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Sean Baker’s and Brady Corbet’s films received seven nominations each from the London Critics’ Circle, while feminist body horror The Substance and Ralph Fiennes’ papal drama Conclave have six
The Pal…
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State court of appeals ruling to remove DA signals death knell for last standing criminal case against president-elect
The Fulton county district attorney, Fani Willis, has been disqualified from pros…
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Hastened reviews of compounds as industry ramps up could increase pollution from likely toxic chemicals
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is quietly fast-tracking approval of new PFAS “fore…
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McNeese State University in Louisiana building a liquefied natural gas center, prompting fears of ‘corporate capture’
One of Louisiana’s top public universities has prompted concerns about “corporate …
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Atkinson and Carse have followed in Anderson’s and Broad’s giant footsteps, while Filer and Bell are a pairing to fulfil Christmas wishes
Fast bowlers are the Formula One engines of a cricket team: pu…
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Injuries have hit and FSG have given their women’s team plenty of thought but Matt Beard’s side need strengthening
There will be many admirers of the frugal spending philosophy of Liverpool’s owner, F…
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The Premier League is in danger of losing a £100m TV contract after one of its Mexican rights holders, …
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Sir Bill Beaumont could be parachuted into the Rugby Football Union as interim chair in the …