Society and Culture

Grenfell Firefighter Heard 'Ear-Splitting Screaming' As Mum Died While On The Phone

'When it stopped I knew then that was it. I hung up.'
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Margaret Hodge Vows To Fight 'Tooth And Nail' Against Anti-Semitism In Labour

The party has been hit by a barrage of racism allegations.
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US Judge Has Armed Robber's Mouth Taped Shut In 'Humiliating' Court Appearance

'I’ll unzip it when I want you to talk.'
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Air Ambulance Base Tested For Novichok As Part Of Murder Probe

The helicopter was grounded while tests were carried out.
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Control Of Grenfell Tower Site To Be Handed Over To Government, Not Council, After Police Probe

Survivors said they are 'relieved' ministers will be put in charge of the site.
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John McDonnell Says Anti-Semitism Scandal Has 'Shaken Labour To Its Core'

He pledged to fix the problem by September's party conference.
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Freemasons To Allow Women Members For The First Time – If They Joined As Men

Alternatives to the formal suit and tie have been allowed, including a “smart dark skirt and top”.
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103 Survive Plane Crash In Mexico

All 101 people on board an Aeromexico plane that crashed and caught fire shortly after takeoff in Mexico survived.
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Tommy Robinson Wins Appeal Against His Contempt Of Court Jailing

Judges have ordered a fresh hearing for jailed British anti-Muslim activist.
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How A Flour Attack On A Vulnerable Woman Led To An Online Witch Hunt

A video encouraging people to "get" the teenagers responsible has been shared 60,000 times.
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