Live Nation's grip on music festivals 'stifling competition'
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The man who is fervent about feeding hungry kids, but hates food banks
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Major prison strike spreads across US and Canada as inmates refuse food
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Saudi Arabia seeks its first death penalty against a female human rights activist
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Soft Cell release Northern Lights, first new song in fifteen years
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'Disgrace and shame': Alan Moore points to Boris Johnson in Grenfell fire comic
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Best job in the world? Luxury resort in Maldives seeks bookseller
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Bandidos informant granted refugee status by Canada after cover blown in Australia
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In the Cape Town enclave that survived apartheid, the new enemy is gentrification
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Halfway to boiling: The city at 50°C
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Pastafarianism is not a religion, Dutch court rules: Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster follower denied right to wear colander in ID photos.
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Facebook blunders its way through the world and deals with the consequences later. In Myanmar, that strategy has had deadly consequences.
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Hotter, drier summers in Australia mean longer fire seasons – and urban sprawl into bushland is putting more people at risk
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The great African regreening: Millions of 'magical' new trees bring renewal
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Where even Walmart won’t go: How Dollar General took over rural America
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An inversion of nature: How air conditioning created the modern city
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Niger suppresses dissent as US leads influx of foreign armies. The western presence in one of the most militarised countries in Africa has sparked frustration and fear in locals.
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Where even Walmart won't go: How Dollar General took over rural America
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Ex-CIA officer faces arrest over alleged Montenegro coup plot
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Manhole covers: A window into a city’s soul – in pictures
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Dozens dead in Yemen as bus carrying children hit by airstrike
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From Star Trek to Fifty Shades: How fanfiction went mainstream
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Looted Iraqi antiquities return home after UK experts crack cold case
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Slice of PIE: A linguistic common ancestor
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Australian unions seek to end religious bodies' right to discriminate in hiring
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EU acts to protect firms from Donald Trump's sanctions against Iran. Companies told to ignore White House demands to drop all business with Iran
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Police violence, cliques, and secret tattoos: Fears rise over LA sheriff 'gangs'
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Science’s search for a super banana
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Unsurvivable heatwaves could strike heart of China by end of century
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My son, Osama: The al-Qaida leader’s mother speaks for the first time
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China in Africa: Win-win development, or a new colonialism?
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Follow the new Silk Road
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A withering verdict: MPs report on Zuckerberg, Russia and Cambridge Analytica
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Myths, monsters and the maze: How writers fell in love with the labyrinth
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Colombian journalists say death threats reflect 'ugly' climate under new leader. They say ‘dangerous new atmosphere’ has emerged since Iván Duque, a fierce opponent of the peace process, took power
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Global warming is increasing the chances of heatwaves, scientists say
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'A huge win': New Zealand brings in paid domestic violence leave in world first
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The free speech panic: How the right concocted a crisis
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Big tech warns of "Japan's millennium bug" ahead of Akihito's abdication
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Generation Z: ‘We have more to do than drink and take drugs’
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Peter Dutton says Australia won't 'surrender our sovereignty' by signing UN migration deal
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Fool’s gold: What fish oil is doing to our health and the planet
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Should we treat crime as something to be cured rather than punished? Scotland’s police force has adopted a public health model to tackle violence. Should the rest of the world follow suit?
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How tech's richest plan to save themselves after the apocalypse
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Why does Ecuador want Julian Assange out of its London embassy?
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The man who exposed Vote Leave’s overspending was outed and asked to leave his job within days. But, after last week’s Electoral Commission verdict, he says he feels vindicated
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How to spend it: The shopping list for the 1%. In an age of astonishing wealth, nothing reveals the lives of the ultra-rich like the FT’s unashamedly ostentatiously luxury magazine.
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British public bought £14bn of goods made by slaves in 2017, claims report
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When is a nation not a nation? Somaliland’s dream of independence.
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Abandoned by coal; swallowed by drugs
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