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Vital for reporters in the last decade or so gathering information and talking to sources. to the extent journalists are trying to inform the public about things going on, losing access to a vital tool that can damage society more broadly in terms of getting clear information out, accurate information out. i can certainly understand if youre not on twitter sort of seeing this as an obscure story. to me obviously its a vital professional tool given i run a newsletter business. i had 800,000 or so...

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On sundays take, following his penalty miss. it writes, england manager gareth southgate consoled "gutted kane as millions watching back home shared the agony". it was agony, wasnt it? i couldnt actually watch!— the sunday times headline reads, "its all over for england", and features a photo of the moment harry kanes second penalty went over the crossbar. quarterfinals, you know? its not failure, is it? come on, people. and the observer also has a photo of harry kane, this time alongside gare...

Down to iraq and ukraine itself. and not one of those invasions worked. itjust isnt a very good idea to roll into your neighbours territory, even if you think it rightly belongs to you. why dont political leaders get the message? well, dont ask me — im an onlooker, an observer, not a clinical psychiatrist. well, thats it from this edition of unspun world. thank you for being with us and, until we meet again, goodbye. hello. parts of the midlands, parts of east wales awoke to the first dusting ...

Atmadaya, the British representative for the controversial guru known as Nithyananda, was invited to the function by the MP Bob Blackman and the peer Rami Ranger, the Observer reported. Nithyanandas organisation also took out a full-page advertisement in an accompanying brochure which was handed out to attendees.Some

Strongly against it. in some ways that is the best of all wars. the united states staying out of the conversation. the united states is not a party to the international criminal court. it participates in the meetings as an observer but not as a party member. i think its best of other nations take the lead on this for now. the u.s. tend to be supportive by, in a sense, staying out of the conversation. indicate a willingness to see the court created. let other countries, european and african count...

The nurses union. if nothing changes, your members are going to walk out in the first action of its kind ever. and yet the observer, i want to show the viewers, seems to hint that you may be willing to give some ground. are you changing your position? ilil" some ground. are you changing your osition? ,.,, ., .,, ., position? our position has not chanced, position? our position has not changed, absolutely _ position? our position has not changed, absolutely not. - position? our position has not| ...

Atmadaya, the British representative for the controversial guru known as Nithyananda, was invited to the function by the MP Bob Blackman and the peer Rami Ranger, the Observer reported. Nithyanandas organisation also took out a full-page advertisement in an accompanying brochure which was handed out to attendees.Some

Another picture after that miss in the sun on sunday — "harrys pain" the headline there. and the strike itself stretched across the sunday times, as england now prepare to head home. manager gareth southgate consoling his captain on the front of the sunday telegraph. elsewhere the paper reports that labour plans to "take on" health unions and quotes shadow health secretary wes streeting saying the nhs must "reform or die". a similar mix on the front of the observer too. theres harry kane and g...