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Grammar schools are back on the agenda – and that's bad news for poorer kids

This idea of the golden age of social mobility is one of the most enduring educational myths.

How many have to die before America will give up these deadly toys?

After mass school shootings were linked to one of his books, Stephen King pulled the novel and researched gun crime.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild hands-on – Nintendo's Expansive, stunning and daring new RPG

The Legend of Zelda Breath Wild screenshot

Exploring Hyrule will be incredible but how well Nintendo can pull focus to tell its story is key

Police brutality videos provide vital evidence – but it's a tragedy that we need to keep filming

They provide evidence of a society terrified of those who are supposed to protect them.

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Milo Yiannopoulos's ban proves Twitter is censoring conservatives

He built a following saying things we're afraid to – if Twitter continues to censor and appease, it won't last.

Many Muslims commit crimes - not all of them are terrorists

This is a volatile and testing century - there's no time for exaggerated claims.

Four million animals were used in British experiments in 2015 - why aren't we using alternative methods?

Animal testing is cruel, unethical, expensive, and generally inapplicable to humans.

The end of privacy? It's become far too common to shame people on social media

There is no more important place to apply the 'do unto others as you would have them do unto you' principle.

Euroscepticism is on the brink of ending the European Union – here's how to save it

If the EU wants to survive, the issue of freedom of movement cannot be ignored.

Turkey's failed coup will create an immense security vacuum in a destabilised country

It's feared President Erdogan will use this as an excuse to eliminate all those opposing his rule.

The whole Swift/West/Moretz/Kardashian battle comes down to belittling women

It's all about invalidating a woman's ability to engage in debate.

SoftBank to acquire UK chip-designer ARM Holdings for £23.4bn

ARM's £24bn takeover by SoftBank is no 'Brexit baby'

The lower pound may have played a part, but ARM Holdings' takeover saga says more of how coveted the firm is.

Nuclear weapons are an archaic idea of a 'deterrent'

'Security' appears synonymous with a willingness to kill millions at the press of a button

What does ARM's £24bn deal with SoftBank mean for UK tech industry?

SoftBank's acquisition of Cambridge chip-designer ARM could be just the start of UK tech-takeovers.

Qandeel Baloch didn't just push against Pakistani boundaries – she vaulted over them

Until we properly punish honour killings, Pakistanis will accept that men can kill women they can't control.

Nice attack: We must not feed the Isis narrative that the West is at war with Islam

The spate of terrorist attacks in France show its hardline approach to the problem has failed

Nice attack: Why do terrorists keep attacking France?

Impoverished and isolated communities are ripe recruiting ground for terrorist groups.

Has blundering Boris Johnson been set-up by Theresa May?

Britain's new foreign secretary has already proved himself adept at changing his mind.

Philip Hammond faces huge challenges - he must reverse austerity

UK economy has three main problems: dominance of finance over industry, low productivity and low pay.

Boris Johnson could ruin Britain's global relationships

The job of foreign secretary requires incessant wooing – one gaffe could undo years of diplomatic progress.

Jaws was 40 years ago — why do humans still seek revenge for shark attacks?

Unless perception changes, some of the planet's most charismatic species could be wiped out in our lifetime.

The negative reaction to Theresa May will stick until she holds a general election

People are more resigned to her being PM than happy about it.

FTSE 100 performance does not reflect our Brexit economic anxieties

With the UK's blue chip index at an 11-month high, can we seriously say that all Brexit fears have subsided?

David Cameron should have stayed - Theresa May isn't up to the job

She is the nastiest of anti-migrant Tories - I fear we will see an even tougher May now.

The Sun had no right to humiliate Gazza

Some people think that if you get drunk and make a fool of yourself in public then you deserve it.

Why the Pokemon Go phenomenon teaches the technology industry two vital lessons

Nintendo's gaming sensation shows how emotion will always one-up technology.

Ghostbusters reboot: IMDb statistics breakdown proves haters opinions are unjustified

Regardless of reasons for the backlash, internet trolls seem unable to let this one go.

Government must sack Southern Rail - the service is unnacceptable

By bringing suburban rail services under TfL's control, we would see a noticeable improvement.

Tribunal fees don't prevent 'vexatious' claims – they stop women coming forward about work sexism

This affects access to justice for vulnerable and low-paid workers – who are most likely to be women.

David Cameron: What next for the captain of the Titanic?

After Cameron's pig-in-a-poke Brexit referendum, the ex-Tory leader is looking for new challenges.

Black Lives Matter is going global: After Dallas and recent shootings it matters more than ever

Alton Sterling and Philando Castile represented the majority of black people - trying to keep their heads down.

Jeremy Corbyn's Labour is a tribute act to socialism - trade unions back a nostalgic leader

Performative leftism has trumped any desire to improve the life chances of Britain's new working class.

Andrea Leadsom had a hard time, but she should've expected attacks when running against Theresa May for PM

Anyone with real leadership potential would have fought back.

Property funds freeze highlights their illiquid nature but there's no need to panic

Investing in commercial property has always been a long term play.

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