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Juan Mendez, the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, has formally accused the US government of "cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment" towards one of its soldiers, PFC Bradley Manning.
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An edition of the long-running American Archie comicbook series has sold out despite – or perhaps even because of – a call for its boycotting from a conservative Christian pressure group.
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Two European Parliament members from Wales have added their names to an open letter protesting about the treatment of Bradley Manning, the US Army analyst alleged to have leaked sensitive government documents to WikiLeaks.
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Today, the Leveson Inquiry heard from three of the people behind the news; the afternoon testimony of Paul McMullan was both the most enlightening and the most odious.
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A Christian activist is about to complete a 160-mile walk as repentance for his former homophobia. Symon Hill says he also wants to encourage the church to support equality.
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Guardian News & Media announced it will reorganize its strategy to focus on its digital initiatives. The realignment would "target growth in digital audiences, revenues and engagement, while maximising revenues in print."
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An article in the UK-based Guardian has been reprinted internationally, starting the rumour that Greece is actually selling some of its islands, or is offering them for long-term leases by rich individuals. Yesterday, rectification followed.
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On May 18 and 19, Toronto will host the annual Web conference mesh, featuring speakers representing companies such as LinkedIn, PayPal, the Guardian, CBC, and more. This year, prominent media analysts will also discuss social media and real-time content.
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A woman has been sentenced to 300 lashings and 18 months jail following a guilty court verdict for filing complaints against court officials and attending court with no male guardian.
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A jobs website owned by The Guardian newspaper has fallen victim to an attack by computer hackers, it was revealed today.
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Irish comedy The Guard, starring Brendan Gleeson as an unorthodox Galway policeman, beats nine other contenders to win the Guardian's annual First Film award.
Britney Spears' fiance applies to become her joint guardian, responsible for her food, clothing and medical care, according to US reports.
Keeping large predators away from cattle and sheep
U.S. military commanders in Afghanistan have assigned 'guardian angels' — troops that watch over their comrades even as they sleep — and have ordered a series of other increased security measures to protect troops against possible attacks by rogue Afghans.
As the debate over whether to limit tax relief on charitable donations rumbles on, Polly Toynbee, writer, commentator and Guardian columnist, and John Low, chief executive of Charities Aid Foundation, debate the arguments in favour of the policy.
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