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'The Tories will lose, and lose bad, unless they are tough on immigration'
Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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The new civil rights frontier: artificial intelligence
The Explainer Experts worry that AI could further inequality and discrimination
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The pros and cons of a total smoking ban
Pros and Cons Plans to phase out the sale of tobacco completely have won cross-party support
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NAACP, other rights groups warn tourists to avoid DeSantis' 'openly hostile' Florida
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Biden commemorates Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama
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The history of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Speed Read The decades-long journey to honor Dr. King with a fully-recognized federal holiday
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Is Iran issuing death sentences to Mahsa Amini protesters?
feature Authorities have issued first punishment in start of brutal crackdown on ‘greatest demonstration of dissent in recent years’
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The debate around abortion buffer zones
Talking Point Vote to block protests outside clinics has proven as divisive as the issue of abortion itself
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Emmett Till's family seeks arrest after discovery of unserved warrant
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How Black History Month began
In Depth Annual celebration dates back almost 100 years
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Family of Malcolm X claims letter proves FBI and NYPD involved in his murder
Speed Read Daughters of assassinated civil rights leader demand reopening of investigation
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What are the arguments to end the coronavirus lockdown?
Speed Read Cabinet ‘hawks’ and commentators say measures threaten economy and civil liberties
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Martin Luther King’s assassination 50 years on: who shot him and where was he killed?
Speed Read 4 April marks a half century since the civil rights leader was gunned down in Memphis
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Linda Brown: girl at centre of Brown vs. Board civil rights case dies aged 76
Speed Read Tributes pour in for ‘incredible’ woman who sparked a landmark desegregation ruling in 1954
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