View image in fullscreen It is one of the abiding images of the 1984 miners’ strike: Guardian photographer Don McPhee’s picture of a picketing miner
Author: Sarah Mitchell
Tory business minister bet on Conservatives winning election
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Your best players are still your best players. Your best team is not necessarily the one with all the best players on the pitch. Unfortunately
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The number of climate lawsuits filed against companies around the world is rising swiftly, a report has found, and a majority of cases that have
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‘Whack-a-mole situation’: Algerian officials wrestle with water shortage anger
On 8 June, anger over months of water rationing spilled over in the drought-stricken central Algerian town of Tiaret, where baclava-wearing demonstrators barricaded roads and
Bolivia’s president sees off attempted coup after urging citizens to take to streets
Bolivia’s President Luis Arce appears to have seen off an attempt to topple his leftwing government after a dramatic afternoon in which heavily armed troops,