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‘It was steer or they would kill me’: why Sudanese war refugees are filling prisons in Greece

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Prosecutors are using harsh anti-smuggling laws to jail people who have no connection to criminal offences, say migrants’ lawyersFormer law student Samuel, 19, fled his home town of Geneina shortly after it was ransacked during ...
1. ‘I stopped talking to my parents – and life opened up’: Heather Graham on family, ageing and ‘creepy’ film-makers
  
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  The actor has seen the best and worst of Hollywood, from directors like Paul Thomas Anderson to the notorious Harvey Weinstein. She talks about her #MeToo moment, her difficult childhood and her new movie, Chosen FamilyFor almost all her life, Heather Graham says, she was...
  1. ‘At the lowest point, I lose the dog altogether’: my disastrous debut at a dog agility competition
    
    World » 2 weeks ago
    Dashing through labyrinthine courses of tunnels, jumps and seesaws at breakneck speed, agility shows prioritise skill over pedigree. But can Tim Dowling last the course?Before every dog agility event, the human handlers walk the course as a group – without the dogs – wand...
    1. A new start after 60: I built a new life 10,000 miles from my husband – and we’re still happily married
      
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      Margaret Murphy left her family in Brisbane to make a career for herself in London. Fifteen years on, she and her husband Peter have both grown – but they haven’t grown apartMargaret Murphy had a lovely house i...
      1. ‘A mix of vaudeville and David Lynch’: the hit play about a giant rabbit on a psychoanalyst’s couch
        
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        Booker-nominated writer Deborah Levy is thrilling audiences with her play about a psychoanalyst dealing with a very unusual patient, seized with anxiety about modern life. She explains how it came aboutTwo years ago, Deborah Levy came across a cartoon that sparked her ima...
        Do I (in the UK) need to worry about the US stock market?
        
        World » 2 weeks ago
        From the value of your pension to your holidays, the turmoil from Trump’s yo-yoing trade policies will have an impactA trade war with China and suggestions Donald Trump will sack the head of the Federal Reserve have weighed heavily on the US stock market. It was already r...
        I thought the advert ‘roaming is getting better with EE’ was misleading
        
        World » 2 weeks ago
        Offer announcing charges for use in EU seems incongruous to customer stripped of free calls and text add-onI have received a text message from EE stating that it is “shaking up its roaming products”, with a link to a page announcing that “roaming is getting ...
        Populists like Farage promise voters a simpler life. In fact, they produce ever more hassle and chaos | Andy Beckett
        
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        Centrists won’t beat Reform UK by echoing its messages. They should emphasise the true unworkability of policies like BrexitIn the middle of an election or the early stages of an administration, populist politics can feel like a liberation. The unsayable is said. Politica...
        In Poland, we know all about fighting illiberal regimes. Here are our lessons for the Trump age | Jarosław Kuisz and Karolina Wigura
        
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        Our political history is one of catastrophe, communism, and developing powerful antibodies against oppression In 2016, one year after the rightwing populist Law and Justice party ...
        Donald Trump, beware – this is what a global liberal fightback looks like | Timothy Garton Ash
        
        World » 2 weeks ago
        From the Canadian elections to universities and civil society, the campaign to turn the tide against anti-liberal nationalists is at last underwayLiberals of all countries, unite! Just as anti-liberal powers outside the west are becoming stronger than ever, the assault on...
        
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