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Rohingya Refugees May Have Faded From The Headlines, But Their Struggles Have Not

We don’t hear about this crisis that much any more – working in the camps myself, I cannot help but feel frustrated
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No One Goes Into Public Service To Slash Assets – But This Is The Reality We're Facing

Would you sell a disused building to raise funds, or retain for potential future use but instead cut adult social care? These are the difficult decisions facing councils every day
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Public Spaces Are Being Sold From Under You – Why We’re Investigating The Local Council Funding Crisis

HuffPost UK has partnered with The Bureau of Investigative Journalism to uncover the public servants, services and spaces being lost.
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How Britain’s Economy Has Wronged Young People For Decades

Don’t dismiss the problems of young people when the UK urgently needs to change the nature of how it works
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The Real 'Momo' Story Is One Of Panic And The Speed At Which It Spreads On Social Media

There's minimal evidence this hideous face is actually causing children to harm themselves – but the story spreading like wildfire means terror has ensued nonetheless
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Utterly Glorious Weather? No, It's Utterly Terrifying

This unseasonal heat is unnatural, wrong, and a sign that this poor old planet of ours is in serious trouble
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Tommy Robinson Being Banned From Facebook Is Just The Beginning Of Tackling The Growing Far Right Underground

If we are serious about neutralising the threat of the far right, especially as Brexit looms, we should be looking at any attempt by groups and figures to increase both visibility and numbers.
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Fanboys Angry About Captain Marvel Prove It's About Time Marvel Made This Movie

Like Ghostbusters and Star Wars before it, the usual band of idiots are coming out of the woodwork to sabotage a film about a powerful woman
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What Losing And Regaining My Hands Has Taught Me About Perseverance

Six years after sepsis took my own hands and feet, this year I became the UK's third recipient of a double hand transplant
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The UK Has Finally Made EU Citizens’ Rights A Priority After Brexit – Now It Is The EU’s Turn To Do What Is Right

The unanimous passing of the Costa amendment by MPs marks a crucial watershed in the fight for EU citizens’ rights in the UK. Now EU leaders must make the same commitment.
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