A letter from Gaza: Finding pride in hardship
By Caolán Magee and Mohammed Rafik Mhawesh
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Elevenses: The Pendulum Swings
Vladimir Putin is standing tall on the shoulders of the West's fallen giants.
Nearly 89,000 British households sign up to take in Ukrainian refugees
Michael Gove said he was "glad the website crashed" after being launched because it showed the "generosity of the British people.”
What about our own ‘filthy rich’ oligarchs?
Oligarchs indicate patterns of inequality that are socially destructive. If they are not challenged the liberal democracy, for which the valiant people of Ukraine are fighting, will not prevail.
‘Putin go f*** yourself:’ Squatters move into oligarch’s London mansion
‘This property has been liberated’ and ‘power breed parasites’, read the other banners.
Watch: Andy Serkis trolls Priti Patel’s refugee policy during Baftas speech
The comments were applauded by the crowd gathered inside London's Royal Albert Hall.
UK introducing ‘cyberflashing law’, making it ILLEGAL to send unsolicited d***-pics
Under new 'cyberflashing' laws, sending rude images to someone without their consent could land you with a hefty jail sentence.
Michael Gove’s defence of Russian peer Evgeny Lebedev raises questions
As usual with Michael Gove, reading between the lines is crucial. His answer during a BBC interview on Sunday has raised eyebrows.
Chile’s new leftist president, 36, vows to combat inequality
Gabriel Boric will push for higher minimum wages, the creation of more jobs for women and greater environmental protections.