PARLIAMENT will face “growing pressure” to scrutinise EU legislation under deals on food and emissions trading to be clinched ahead of next week’s summit with the bloc, a Lords committee warned today.

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AT THE 16th World Socialist Forum held last week in Beijing, participants from 40 countries, including some 80 international ...

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THIS Monday, CND is delighted to be hosting trade unionists from Australia, Japan and New Zealand and here in Britain to ...

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I FEEL that the sounds of this world are so beautiful in themselves that if we could learn to listen to them properly, cinema ...

OPERA GALLERY LONDON’s latest show is the first solo exhibition of the work of the Colombian artist Fernando Botero ...

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