WEB EXCLUSIVE: The tourism sector increases workers’ vulnerability to AIDS. Katie McQue reports. Cheap heroin – sold for as little as $3…
The Guardian: Department of Energy admits arithmetic gaffe in legislation draft
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has admitted to an embarrassing gaffe in key legislation before parliament and…
The Guardian: EDF in line for £800m windfall from subsidy scheme to keep lights on
EDF, which operates most of Britain’s nuclear power stations, could be in line for an £800m windfall via a loophole…
The Independent: The Chagossians – The Indian Ocean islanders exiled from their home and struggling to make ends meet in Britain
For Bernard Nourrice and his wife, Willie, their life is contained in a bedsit above a garage in West Norwood,…
Your Middle East: The secret clinic – how Syrian refugees are taking healthcare into their own hands
“We don’t want our faces on camera. This isn’t part of the government system. We don’t want to get anybody…
New Internationalist: How the global coffee trade played a role in the Rwandan Genocide
17 April 2019 Twenty-five years after the ‘fastest and most efficient murder campaign of the twentieth century’, Katie McQue examines the role…
The Guardian: The nuclear industry still has its secrets
The cold war may be over but many players are far from open or transaprent in their dealings One of…
