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Russian prosecutors launch investigation into whether Jake and Dinos Chapman exhibition breached extremism laws
Friday 07 December 2012
Russian prosecutors have launched an investigation into whether an installation by the British artists, Jake and Dinos Chapman, exhibited at St Petersburg’s Hermitage Museum is in breach of the country’s extremism laws.
Julius Caesar, Donmar Warehouse, London
Wednesday 05 December 2012
There are only two women – Portia and Calpurnia – in Julius Caesar and both of these wives have important things to say but find themselves sidelined.
Editorial: Phoney war with Syria is better than a real one
Tuesday 04 December 2012
The Sun made illegal payment to US serviceman to obtain Saddam picture, says MP
Monday 03 December 2012
Rupert Murdoch faces calls to hand police all his personal emails to senior News International executives amid claims his media empire paid a serving member of the US forces for a photo of Saddam Hussein.
Tory's bonfire of the policies heats up Coalition marriage
Wednesday 28 November 2012
Our diarist humbly suggests Brian Binley MP is not David Cameron's biggest fan
Kim Jong-Un is the Onion's Sexiest Man Alive for 2012, seriously
Wednesday 28 November 2012
In possibly the most hilarious example of Communist-autocratic self-delusion yet to come from modern China, the online version of the Chinese Communist Party's official news paper has fallen for a massive, giant, unspeakably hilarious send-up in satirical magazine The Onion. The People's Daily ran a 55-page photo spread of North Korean dictator and chubby chops Kim Jong Un, oblivious to the fact that when The Onion declared him their Sexiest Man Alive for 2012, they had tongue firmly pressed into cheek. Here's a little snippet. Can you spot the satire?
South Korea says North preparing new rocket launch
Wednesday 28 November 2012
With fresh satellite images showing increasing activity at its launch site, North Korea could be ready to fire a long-range rocket within several weeks, South Korean officials said Tuesday.
Tensions rise in crisis talks between Egypt's president and judiciary over seizure of powers
Tuesday 27 November 2012
Top judges try to hammer out U-turn with Morsi in wake of public fury at constitutional decree
Last night's viewing - The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler, BBC2; Britain's Best Bakery, ITV1
Tuesday 27 November 2012
Charisma, we were told in the first of this three-part series, is not a quality that exists independently, but is a contract between two parties. In the case of Adolf Hitler, the contract was between one man and an entire nation.
Yossi Benayoun 'embarrassed' by anti-Semitic chants from West Ham fans
Monday 26 November 2012
West Ham's Israeli international Yossi Benayoun tonight spoke of his disappointment and embarrassment at hearing anti-Semitic abuse by some of the club's fans towards Tottenham's supporters.
FA launch investigation while West Ham ready to ban fans for life amid allegations of 'hissing' and 'Hitler' chants at Tottenham
Monday 26 November 2012
The Football Association have begun an investigation into allegations of anti-Semitic abuse by West Ham fans during Sunday's Premier League match against Tottenham at White Hart Lane.
Mohammed Morsi's backers and opponents clash across Egypt after president grants himself sweeping powers
Friday 23 November 2012
Opponents and supporters of Mohammed Morsi have clashed across Egypt, the day after the president granted himself sweeping new powers that critics fear can allow him to be a virtual dictator. At least 15 were reported injured.
Breivik writes fan letter to German ‘Nazi killer’
Sunday 18 November 2012
Norway’s mass murderer urges terror suspect to use her trial to propagate their far-right ideology
Palestinian militants fire missiles at Tel Aviv in latest escalation of Gaza violence
Friday 16 November 2012
Twenty-four hours after the proud boast of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel had severely damaged the long-range missile capabilities of Palestinian militants in Gaza with a ferocious barrage of air-to-surface missiles and naval artillery, two Fajr-5 rockets fired by Islamic Jihad landed just south of Israel's densely-populated commercial heartland on Thursday evening.
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