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Why aren't schools educating kids against child sex abuse?

All schools should be legally required to educate young people.

Ghostbusters reboot: Real-life is progressing, so why can't the movie industry?

Hollywood, give it a rest. We need to start saying goodbye to the predominantly 'white and male' routine, okay.

Macy's and China: Is the department store dipping toes or diving in headfirst?

People are reflected in a window outside the Macy's department store in New York, in this November 22, 2013 file photo.

The iconic New York firm is wooing Chinese consumers.

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater - Survival and battling The End in Kojima's greatest MGS

The Metal Gear Solid series' finest hour and its most intense boss fight revisited.

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Lord Bilimoria: Obama and clean energy - is the US the best example for Britain to follow?

A Paris summit will see global leaders discuss environmental cost of world's fossil fuel habit.

John McAfee: We stand on the edge of the smart-abyss as the internet pervades our lives

Hackers could orchestrate a fireworks display magnificent enough for the entire world to see.

Greek debt crisis: Greece urgently needs a jobs revolution

Greece is haemorrhaging high-skilled workers.

Deborah Doane: Farmer milk protests just another example of how austerity is poisoning us all

The solution to supermarket price wars and the housing crisis is so simple a 15-month-old child would know it.

Gamechangers: How Michael Che and Viv Groskop helped me lose my Edinburgh Fringe virginity

Our Christine had never thought about doing the Edinburgh Fringe before – now she's roaring to go back.

William Keegan: The pound is going strong so enjoy it while it lasts

British tourists have been enjoying an exceptionally strong pound.

Nus Ghani: Following Stafford's example, dairy farmers shouldn't be creamed over price of milk

Dairy farmers are not 'milking it' and deserve a fair price for their cows' milk.

Inglorious Twelfth: We have power to stop animals being blasted to bits for deranged amusement

Grouse hunting season is turning beautiful moorlands into killing fields.

Beyond cyber and Edward Snowden: What is the next big thing for UK security?

Intrusive surveillance powers need to be proportionate to security threats

Bic, Snickers and Dove: Companies need reminding that women aren't stupid

Companies jumping on the feminist bandwagon better be prepared to follow through.

Stefan Stern: Beirut Digital District is a shining light in a city under piles of rubbish

Lebanon may be struggling with numerous issues but its tech hub is working wonders.

Stephen Foster: Miles Nadal investigation shows us a microcosm of US corporate life

The MDC Partners/Nadal scandal shines a light on the enduring war between agencies and clients over money.

Gamechangers: CBeebies, ice cream and animals will help you avoid a summer hell-iday

Vomit and other travelling-with-children horrors – with advice from the people who know the answers.

Inna Shevchenko: Legalising the sex trade will only make pimps and criminals richer

Amnesty International's lobbying for prostitution to be made legal is shameful.

Margareta Pagano: Andy Haldane's wisdom rings true as interest rates stay static on 'Stuck Thursday'

Interest rates remained stuck on 0.5%, giving homeowners and the economy a moment of relief.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst: Reflecting on script, combat and syle issues that tarnished the original

Ed Smith asks if we are looking back at Mirror's Edge through rose-tinted glasses.

Peter Tatchell: Hanged for gay sex 180 years ago, James Pratt and John Smith should be pardoned

Pratt and Smith were the last people to be executed for buggery in Britain on 27 November 1835.

James Caan: No degree? No problem - a lack of qualifications didn't hold me back

With GSCE and A-level results due out soon, Caan talks about leaving school at 16 with no qualifications.

What investors need to know about boom and bust periods in emerging markets

Recent turmoil in China has bought emerging markets into focus.

James Bloodworth: A left-wing case against Comrade Jeremy Corbyn

Labour front runner has defended Hamas and Hezbollah as well as assorted dictators and despots.

Simon Heffer: UK blocking illegal economic migrants is its duty and not humanitarian disregard

Lines have to be drawn at the wholesale admission of economic migrants who are not fleeing persecution.

Cecil the lion: London company charges £1,580 for gold-plated phone with lion on its back

Goldgenie to donate 10% of £1,580 to Friends of Hwange charity in wake of Cecil killing

Gamescom may be open to everyone but games are far from inclusive

Gamescom 2015 opens its doors to everyone next week, but the industry still needs to work on its inclusiveness.

Deborah Doane: The real 'swarm' is of politicians and Katie Hopkins jumping on the migrant bandwagon

Media commentators should be ashamed of the way they've demonised migrants to the UK.

Nus Ghani: From grilling Theresa May in the Commons to opening toilets, I'm flushed with success

Parliament has now broken up for the summer and it's certainly been a busy first term for the new Wealdon MP.

Stefan Stern: Want to know the secret of success in the workplace? Know your limitations

Disney film Inside Out may dabble in post-Freudian psychology but provides an insight into understanding flaws.

Outrage at Isis-style execution of Cecil the lion must result in action

Peta's UK director Mimi Bekhechi is calling for action after the slaughter of Cecil the lion by a US dentist

Scottish independence: Sorry David Cameron, you can't prevent a second referendum in Scotland

SNP strategists must know the stars are unlikely to ever be more perfectly aligned than they are right now.

Stephen Foster: Some 'Muppets' called in to aid £100m Travelodge relaunch and take on Premier Inn

Travelodge uses puppets in advertising campaign to earn £261m in the past six months.

William Keegan: Greece is a browbeaten and humiliated vassal state seething with resentment

Whatever patching up takes place in Greece, the chickens are coming home to roost.

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