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Retired teacher Gaie Delap, has been recalled to prison |
Gaie Delap is in prison because there are no electronic tags made to fit her, writes Alan Rusbridger. Is it too much to hope the millionaire bosses of the outsourcing company in charge might find a solution before she turns 78 next week? |
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| A victim of the Edgware Road blast is taken away from the scene |
The terror attacks across London on 7 July 2005 killed 52 civilians and injured more than 770, sending shockwaves around the world. Now, 20 years on, a new documentary tells the minute-by-minute story of that fateful day. Those caught up in it tell Zoë Beaty what happened next... |
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Dome, sweet dome: the Millennium Experience was meant to drive the UK into an age of promise, or so Tony Blair's government hoped |
With some of the brightest design talent in Britain working on it, the national celebration was meant to be a triumph of confidence over cynicism, boldness over blandness and excellence over mediocrity. Except it didn't exactly turn out that way, remembers Jonathan Glancey |
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| The new year truck attack may be a harbinger of revived Islamist terrorism on US soil, but it is also a rebuke to Joe Biden's failed foreign policy – and, says Mary Dejevsky, an unforeseen and unwelcome red flag for the incoming administration |
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| I went to private school with the prime minister's wife, but the government policy of adding a 20 per cent levy to pupils' fees – which came into effect today – is the only way to rescue the failing state system, says Alex Peake-Tomkinson |
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