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Election 2015: Who's afraid of Nicola Sturgeon?
IBT charts the remarkable rise of Nicola Sturgeon, from geeky kid to street fighter and now the most dangerous woman in Scotland.
Second Battle of Ypres: Did the use of poison gas pave way for the Holocaust?
100 years ago the Germans began using poison gas, an innovation which was to have horrific consequences in Third Reich.
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eSports Olympics would damage the image of video games
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Ukraine's Communism ban will fuel Nazi propaganda and far-right support
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