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• Inquiry inspires no faith in Iraq | Sami Ramadani

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Asked about the Chilcot inquiry as they struggle to survive, Iraqis say Tony Blair and George Bush have already escaped justice The daily lives of ordinary Iraqis are such that an inquiry set up by the British government to look into the war on Iraq is almost totally brushed over in the country. Iraqis are avid ...
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• Breakfast briefing: Wikipedias loss, Bings gain? meteors and more

  
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  In which we learn what Twitter is like, too • Remember when we noted how Wikipedia had passed the mark of 3m articles in English? Well, from there things are going downhill a bit. Editors are leaving, the Wall Street Journal points out (and Silicon Valley Insider has a chart which shows thousands having left ...
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• Obamas nuclear spring | Benny Morris

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 162
  An Israeli attack on Irans atomic weapons plants rests on one thing – the US presidents approval The talk in Israel, explicit and open – including in the countrys leading daily, Haaretz , last week – is about a war in the coming spring or summer. The skies will have cleared for air operations, Israels missile ...
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• Greek Orthodox church sues Turkey over access to religious sites in Cyprus

  
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  Church goes before European court alleging Greek Cypriot faithful barred from worshipping in Turkish-controlled north The Greek Orthodox church of Cyprus has taken Turkey to the European court of human rights over allegedly preventing the 500 Greek Cypriots living in the Turkish north worshipping at religious sites ...
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• The voices of climate change sceptics

  
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  The furore over the climate scientists emails has given an unexpected boost to global warming sceptics on both sides of the Atlantic, but none outside that small circle believe the affair will divert governments, businesses or communities from seeking a low-carbon future. The affair lifted the launch, announced in ...
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• Islamophonic: The hajj and Eid clubbing

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 162
  This month we hear about the minefield of viruses and rogue traders that pilgrims have to contend with when they go on hajj. I don my finest burqa to go clubbing at Eid and find out how young muslims celebrate the end of Ramadan. We have an interview with scholar and controversy-magnet Tariq Ramadan and we ...
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• Beckham revealed to suffer from asthma

  
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  • Beckham revealed to have suffered since he was a child • Beckham pictured using inhaler during MLS Cup final David Beckham has suffered from asthma since he was a child, it was reported last night, but medical experts were quick to play down fears that he could struggle in the thin air he would encounter at ...
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• Poll: Vote for the greatest living genius

  
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  Stephen Hawking? Stephen Fry?
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• Big bang simulator achieves first proton collisions

  
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  Scientists rejoiced last night when they managed to smash proton beams together for the first time in a £6bn giant machine designed to reveal clues about the origins of the universe. Physicists at the Large Hadron Collider at Cern, the nuclear research organisation near Geneva, hope their experiments can recreate ...
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• Appeal launched for Charles Darwins Galapagos notebook

  
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  English Heritage calls for return of missing notebook on 150th anniversary of publication of On the Origin of Species Today, on the 150th anniversary of a book that changed the world – the first edition of On the Origin of Species was published on 24 November 1859 – an appeal is being launched to recover a ...
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• How reality TV turned into a very public reality check for Jordan

  
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  When Katie Price heard she was facing a record seventh consecutive bushtucker trial on Sunday night, she said simply, "Im not doing it." By 3am British time a spokesman had confirmed that she was leaving the show altogether. "Ive done all my challenges," said Price tearfully. "People can see Im genuine." Last nights ...
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• Hugh Muirs diary

  
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  Why did they all go cool on Mr Tony? A grieving father could be to blame So a miserable few days for Tony Blair but a slightly better time perhaps for Peter Brierley , the father of Lance Corporal Shaun Brierley, who died during the invasion of Iraq in March 2003. Blair, as we know, was scuppered in his attempt to ...
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• The Wire re-up: season four, episode three – homerooms

  
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  SPOILER ALERT: This weekly blog is for those who have already seen The Wire in its entirety . This week: Prezbo gets a shock, and Omar goes out for Cheerios The Wire: the book The Wire Re-up: The Guardians Guide to the Greatest TV Show Ever Made is available for pre-ordering now from Guardian Books . It will be in ...
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• Guardian 24865 – Gordius

  
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  dd = double definition cd = cryptic definition rev = reversed or reversal ins = insertion cha = charade ha = hidden answer *(fodder) = anagram I have previously touched on the tendency of some compilers to be unmindful of their puzzles reaching an international audience and the need NOT to be parochial. My enjoyment ...
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• Make ready the smokeless rooms: a hung parliament is on the cards | Michael White

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 162
  Britains traditional adherence to strong governments with solid, first-past-the-post majorities is actually at variance with the facts. Take away minority governments at Westminster, usually Liberal with Labour support (or vice versa), and coalitions, usually in war or economic crisis, and the country was only ...
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• Irelands favourite Frenchman stars

  
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  The Gallery: Thierry Henry is cast as Gulliver, a life-saving vaccine and a Harlem Globetrotter in this weeks efforts
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• Jamie Carragher draws comfort from past Liverpool failures

  
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  • Carragher recalls time Liverpool crashed out in 2002 • Defender implores Liverpool to ride out tough spell Of all the injuries and ailments that have hindered Liverpool this season there can be nothing more disturbing for Rafael Benítez than the seven-year itch contracted by Jamie Carragher. It was November ...
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• Health: How to avoid putting on those winter pounds

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Keep exercising – and dont rely on food treats to get you through the dark months I went for a walk the other day, and made a pigs ear of it. It was a sunny afternoon when I headed into the woods, along a clearly marked route Id taken many times, and inky black and freezing by the time I made it back. For the last ...
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• Full text: Climate science statement

  
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  This is a joint statement from the Met Office, the Natural Environment Research Council and the Royal Society on the state of the science of climate change ahead of the Copenhagen climate conference The UK is at the forefront of tackling dangerous climate change, underpinned by world class scientific expertise and ...
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• Andy Flower: If we feel grateful, we will be grounded

  
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  A turbulent life has kept Englands head coach realistic about his side since the Ashes triumph I think all your life experiences affect how you coach," Andy Flower says on a quiet afternoon in Johannesburg. The former Zimbabwe Test cricketer, now coaching England, has already steered his new team to an Ashes victory ...
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