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David Cameron announces measures aimed at reducing access to benefits for migrants and increasing fines for lawbreakers.
The 2008 banking crisis eventually led to the rewriting of Iceland's constitution.
The UK government has sunk to a new low by defending the rights of parents who smack their children, writes author.
Quality of lunches served at UK schools under spotlight as authorities scramble to limit damage of scandal.
We examine the global trend towards same-sex marriage and its implications on traditional family structures.
Exploring the near and long-term political and societal risks arising from the current economic malaise.
While some experts see a bleak future for the euro zone, the head of Europe's Central Bank paints an optimistic picture.
Childhood malnutrition was the number one risk factor for early death in 1990, but now it ranks behind obesity.
The inventor of the World Wide Web speaks about Internet connectivity and its future in the unwired world.
As EU wants more seats for women in corporate boardrooms, we ask if it is equal opportunity or preferential treatment.
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