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Inquiry chair says failure to advise care homes to isolate people discharged from hospital was ‘significant oversight’ ...

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From Victor Hugo's 1832 barricades to the 1968 revolt that shut Cannes, the story of France's protest culture, and the riots ...

An excerpt from the revised edition of ‘The Land of Monsoons and Martyrs: A New History of Bangladesh’, by Salil Tripathi.

Determined to illustrate “slavery”, Ryan Butta’s history of ‘blackbirding’ says little of the labourers’ recovery and ...

Here's what happens when people in power decide to let silly squabbles influence their possibly world-altering decisions.

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