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Deviation is not a hanging offence
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Wed 19 June 2013
June 2013 may go down as the month when the prime minister of Turkey lost the image of political invincibility that helped him to win three landslide...
Tue 18 June 2013
There’s so much more to the European Union than summits and budgets, as the BBC’s Europe editor, Gavin Hewitt, explained at this event
A major event in New York in which leading journalists, editors and news organisations debated the impact and influence of social media on the mainstream media
Finding original stories requires hard work, ambition and a natural curiosity – all skills attributed to the award-winning BBC Radio York team
Hinduism is one of the world’s oldest religions with more than 900 million followers. Unlike most, it has no single founder or scripture that defines it
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