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Private schools and public benefit

Are private schools doing enough to support state schools? Simon Cox investigates.

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Rape: Prosecuting Accusers

Should women suspected of making false accusations of rape be prosecuted?

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Islamic State

Former jihadi Aimen Dean explains how Islamic State came to power and how it survives.

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CIA Torture: What Did Britain Know?

Have UK intelligence agencies been involved in torture? Is enough being done to find out?

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Germany, Islam and the New Right

Pegida, Germany's anti-Islamisation movement, is growing fast. Catrin Nye investigates.

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French, Republican and Muslim, Insha'Allah?

France wants its Muslims to be more French, but where does this leave their identity?

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Anti-Semitism in the UK: Is It Growing?

Simon Cox investigates the changing face of prejudice against Jewish people.

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The Truth About Fat

Low-fat diets are often recommended, but is this based on solid science?

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Trouble at the Telegraph

Is the Daily Telegraph allowing advertisers to influence its news agenda?

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Tony Blair: Farewell to the Quartet

As Tony Blair prepares to quit his diplomatic role in the Middle East, Simon Cox asks why.

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The Murder of Meredith Kercher

As Amanda Knox is cleared of Meredith Kercher's murder, the case against her is assessed.

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Are Russian sanctions dangerous for Britain?

EU sanctions on Russia are up for renewal. The Report asks should the UK be backing them?

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Sharia Law in Britain

Are sharia councils in the UK a cause for concern? Jenny Chryss reports.

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The Satanic Cult That Wasn't

How Satanic abuse accusations in a north London suburb went global, despite being untrue.

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Sexism in the City

A City banker gets 拢3 million payout for sexism at work. Why do such cases still happen?

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Drug Resistance

Why drug resistance is considered a severe threat to public safety. Peter Marshall reports

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Aid to Nepal

Why aid money pouring into Nepal after the earthquake is likely to be corruptly diverted.

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When GPs should say no

Why are patients given unnecessary medical treatments? Should doctors just say no?

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Chemsex

Mobeen Azhar investigates the rising popularity of 'chemsex' parties on London's gay scene

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Rwanda: Has Britain Been Beguiled?

Has Britain got too close to Rwanda after its remarkable recovery from the 1994 genocide?

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Jehovah's Witnesses and Child Sexual Abuse

Do Jehovah's Witnesses' child safeguarding policies adequately protect against abuse?

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Radicals, Rights and Hunting - The Battle for the RSPCA

Peter Marshall investigates claims the RSPCA faces a takeover by animal rights radicals.

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Kids Company: What's Going On?

The charity Kids Company and its founder Camila Batmanghelidjh are under fire. Why?

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The Corbyn Effect

How has Jeremy Corbyn MP garnered so much support in Labour's leadership contest?

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Tunisia on the Fault Line

Deserted beaches and empty hotels: a package holiday after the terror attack in Sousse.

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E-Cigarettes: Another Puff

Are e-cigarettes a health hazard or the best aid we have for smokers trying to quit?

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The IRA and Sexual Abuse

Mairia Cahill tells her story of sexual abuse at the hands of a senior IRA operative.

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The Ambridge Price of Milk

The current milk crisis, seen through the prism of long-running radio soap The Archers.

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The Hollywood Spy

Why British writer Cedric Belfrage avoided prosecution after passing top secrets to Russia

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My Big Fat Greek Crisis

Can Greece turn its fortunes around? Frances Stonor Saunders asks the Greek people.

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