Livingstone's Hitler comments: Was ex-London mayor historically accurate, anti-Semitic or both?
Ken Livingstone's comments about Hitler and Zionism probably say more about him than about Israel.
Royal wedding anniversary: How William and Kate trumped Charles and Diana as the royal couple
Two royal marriages compared and contrasted.
Oklahoma oral sex ruling creates a disturbing loophole for sexual assault
Oklahoma court ruled forced oral sex where the victim was intoxicated from alcohol cannot be criminalised.
Donald Trump is tearing up the Republican party's foreign policy — and it should thank him
Front runner is forging a pathway for a more rational, electable foreign policy platform for Republicans.
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Infidelity is not the message of Beyoncé's Lemonade and 'Becky with the good hair' - it's race
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Don't distort the Khalistan message - Britain has nothing to fear from Sikhs
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Why we are all Leicester and Liverpool fans
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John McAfee: The war on the gig economy has turned AirBnb and Uber into a legislative bloodbath
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Elephants are wild animals, not some gap year plaything for Western tourists
Sambo the elephant recently succumbed to a heart attack after carrying tourists through the sweltering jungle.
The left must confront its ugly anti-Semitism problem
There is a discernible barrier between the right and its lunatic fringes – but this doesn't exist in Labour.
Hillsborough: Despite the grief, Liverpool never stopped fighting for justice
The determination of families was matched by Liverpool's people, who never gave up demanding a proper inquiry.
We had the chance to help 3,000 child refugees - why did the Tories refuse?
The Labour proposal for the UK to offer asylum was voted against by 289 Conservative MPs.
Why Nokia is banking on a new lease of life by muscling into the smart health scene
The once-mighty Finnish phone company is venturing into exciting emerging technologies to rediscover its mojo.
Hijab Day: There's no such thing as a feminist who supports the hijab
Anyone is free to express their support for male domination - but don't call it freedom, or feminism.
Too many Bangladeshis are left with no choice but to drink poisonous water and work in danger
Water supplies in rural areas are widely contaminated with arsenic, affecting some 20 million people.
Sadiq Khan: The biggest issue facing London businesses is the prospect of leaving the EU
London is home to the European headquarters of 60% of the world's non-European global businesses.
Prince set the blueprint – an appreciation of an enduring musical hero
Modern music is running out of unique performers and sadly we have lost another enduring musician.
Rose Gold: The rise of 'Bros Gold' and how Apple made it cool to own a pink phone
Rose Gold has spread to the Apple Watch, iPhone 6S, iPad Pro and now the new iPhone SE.
Rodrigo Duterte is the Philippines' version of Donald Trump - but even worse
The rise of unpredictable demagogues seems to be a recurrent feature of democracy.
The Queen has come to represent all that is the British monarchy — is she irreplaceable?
She came to the throne in a very different era - with a sizeable colonial empire, rationing and royal privacy.
The Sun's celebrity threesome injunction: The triumph of power over the law
Some newspapers mislead the public on the legal processes which they believe restricts editorial freedom.
Football must share accountability to avoid repeat of Jon Moss witch-hunt
A larger officiating team as used in the National Football League would see responsibility distributed.
Zac Goldsmith: Sadiq Khan thinks business is the enemy and strikes are the ultimate weapon
Everything depends on keeping our economy strong, so at the heart of my plan is an offer to London business.
Judges should have compassion - but could that be misconstrued as condoning revenge?
Those who feel aggrieved by a perpetrator who has 'got off' may take punishment into their own hands.
What happened to Intel? Its halcyon days are over after failing to join the mobile revolution
After slashing 12,000 jobs, is the once-mighty Intel facing a shaky future?
The Jungle Book remake stirs our Disney animation nostalgia – which is your favourite?
We all have our preferences, but we're interested to know what yours are too...
Peter Whittle: Overcrowding is London's biggest problem – it affects housing, travel, and our safety
It is the duty of those who aspire to govern to have the safety of Londoners as their greatest priority.
EU referendum: The future of our nation has been put at risk by the Conservatives' disarray
The Treasury must give an assessment on the implications of this huge economic gamble if the Leave camp wins.
Would an all-glass iPhone be a design breakthrough or heart-breaker?
Design rumours for Apple's iPhone 7S could result in either a handset of cracked glass or premium class.
Caroline Pidgeon: We can only fix the housing crisis by tackling the UK builder shortage
From bricklaying and plumbing, to crane driving and surveying, we need a new UK Construction Academy.
Sian Berry: London is in the grip of a lethal air pollution crisis
A new, invisible form of air pollution, from diesel exhausts, causes around 9,500 premature deaths a year.
Evolution of Kate Middleton: Why criticism of the Duchess of Cambridge should stop
The nitpicking has gone too far after writer Shobhaa Rajadhyaksha's comments.
David Cameron's £9m taxpayer-funded EU referendum leaflets: A review
Cameron is right that remaining in the EU will protect jobs, provide security and strengthen the UK's economy.
Why shouldn't Parkrun pay to use council facilities? It's not a charity
The council just spent £55,000 of public money resurfacing the car park and £60,000 is looming for new paths.
Qatar has built a football hub on the backs of abused workers - it is time for Fifa to act
Bayern Munich, Everton and Paris Saint-Germain are among clubs that have trained in Qatar
Doctors' strikes have taught us that we're too reliant on healthcare
We have a widespread epidemic of overdiagnosis and overtreatment across the developed world.
Inside Yulin Dog Meat Festival: The silence of dogs awaiting slaughter is thundering
China is synonymous to backwardness and insensitivity because of Yulin – but most of China is outraged by it.
Dark Souls: The video game version of my neuroses taught me the importance of failure
Failure is as much a part of Dark Souls as any item or weapon.
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