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Whilst attempting to rectify a mobile phone fault the other day I stumbled upon a tragic realisation. Parents and friends aside the longest relationship I have ever had has been with a phone company. Thirteen years have passed since I first put pen to paper and jumped into bed with orange. Thirteen long years...
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Islamophobia has been a growing social issue in the United States, and the tensions seemed to escalate after the 9/11 attacks. Many perceptions of Islam evolved to a radically driven disdain, and the debate over Islam in America intensified tenfold. Numerous events in recent years have signified the lack of respect towards Muslims, from...
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There are many things I love about living In London. The fact that even at the tender age of thirty I never feel weird about being childless, un married or in a secure job, The wide ranging choice of post pub snack to assist the process of sobering up on a school night and...
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On a quiet Thursday in August ten days ago a man was shot in Tottenham, east London. In the days that followed, the United Kingdom saw a prolonged period of civil unrest the likes of which this island hasn’t seen since the dark days of the 1980s. At first, when the rioting began in...
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“What the HELL is happening in the UK?” Not just a baffled question from a Brit buddy settled in Thailand; but also most people in the United Kingdom over last week’s riotous events. The majority of the United Kingdom looked on horrified that such violence and social degeneration was erupting onto our streets. From...
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Chilling news on a Friday afternoon in July. The terrifying events of 22 July appear to be the work of a far right ideologue- Anders Behrig Breivik, a thirty-two year old native Norwegian who bombed central Oslo and then calmly cut down children with a rifle for more than an hour. But as news...
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I have always had a bit of time for Wayne Rooney. I never imagined that he was troubling Mensa for membership or even that he was a particularly nice bloke. I do like the way he plays football. The way he actually seems to care that there is only five minutes left and his...
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I REMEMBER the first time I heard the name Osama bin Laden. Unsurprisingly, it was on Tuesday September 11th 2001. I was in my daily two-hour Arabic reading class and the teacher had left the room. Normally, this was the perfect opportunity for us boys to start wrestling with each other and try pulling...
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With “Nobody likes a Rat” plastered at the top of the website, stopsnitching.info pulls no punches in pursuit of its mission. The website informs viewers that all snitches are in danger and will get dealt with and was set up by Peckham gang “Young Gunz”. The campaign has accelerated as a result of high...
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Psycho Pearce will lead Team GB but don’t give him The Big Job
When the announcement was made on Thursday that Stuart Pearce will be coaching Great Britain’s men’s football team at the 2012 Olympics, it was hardly shocking news that rocked the footballing world, if anything it made quite a lot of sense. Pearce, who gained the nickname Psycho from his playing days, has...
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