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Evidence that weapons with components made here are being used against Gaza - ranging from weapons control and targeting systems to ammunition, drones and armoured vehicles

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When the musician Brian Eno saw a picture of a Palestinian man carrying the remains of his dead son in a plastic bag, he was moved to write a cri de coeur to his American friends, asking them to explain their country’s unconditional support for Israel. This is his letter – followed by the response from the author Peter Schwartz

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Evidence that weapons with components made here are being used against Gaza - ranging from weapons control and targeting systems to ammunition, drones and armoured vehicles

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Abducted Lieutenant reported to be cousin of Defence Minister and scion of family who emigrated from Britain

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A Russian hunter at the Medved bear-hunting lodge in Siberia
Save the tigerWildlife charities turn to those who kill animals to help save them
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Davis says: 'My career has been about filling a niche - there were fewer short actors and fewer roles – but now I'm being offered all kinds of things'
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Stories emerged this week of a row over ‘occult’ influences infiltrating Ukip’s Somerset branch. Adam Lusher met Angelic healers  – and party members – Glen and Colleen Tucker, to investigate

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The disgraced entertainer created the mural during a 1993-1994 run of the Jack and the Beanstalk

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The world is starting to turn against Israel

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"This is what happens when you arrange protests alphabetically," Twitter quips

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Wells candidate and local branch chairman stand down over concerns about party's reputation

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Legislation introduced in May has seen Google receive more than 70,000 requests to remove search results that show up when searching for names

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Tabby kittens prove most popular on RSPCA Facebook page

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Police are asking anyone who took a substance at the party to go to hospital

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‘Every little helps...’  Culture of fiddling costs Lloyds £217m in fines

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The water came to £16.50, and a service charge of £8.33 was also levied on top of the £50.17 minimum spend

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New police guidelines are part of an initiative to stop crashes caused by distracted drivers

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London Mayor is set to make ambitious pledge for connectivity in the capital later this week

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Instead of prosecution, victims are increasingly being offered an apology or compensation

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Lord Winston and other scientists accuse the Government of acting by stealth as the Department of Health buries redefinition of ‘genetically modified babies’ in treatment of mitochondrial donation

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The fact that Britain is on the verge of becoming the first country in the world to permit mitochondrial donation in law should be applauded

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A large crowd were watching vehicles performing 'stunts' in a store's car park on Tavistock Road, Plymouth

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Though not quite at the level of France, as above, anti-Semitism in British cities has reportedly doubled this month

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The organisation was given at least £2.5 million of National Lottery funding and public-sector grants despite having no record of charitable activity

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Frank Lampard will pass Billy Wright and equal Bobby Charton’s caps tally of 106 caps against
sportFormer Chelsea midfielder in Etihad stopgap before New York contract
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The first film introduced Daniel Radcliffe to our screens, pictured here as he prepares to board the train to Hogwarts for the first time.
booksHow reading Harry Potter helps children grow up to be gay-friendly
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A scene from Aladdin is performed at the Tony Awards in New York in June
theatreBrit producer Lythgoe makes kids' musical comedy a Los Angeles hit
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Usain Bolt of Jamaica smiles and shakes hands with a competitor after Jamaica won their first heat in the men's 4x100m relay
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Chancellor George Osborne, along with the Prime Minister, have been 'complacently claiming the economy is now fixed', according to shadow Chancellor Ed Balls
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A small bag of the drug Ecstasy
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Floral-print swim shorts, £26, by Topman, topman.com; sunglasses, £215, by Paul Smith, mpaulsmith.co.uk
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Netherlands' goalkeeper Tim Krul fails to make a save from Costa Rica's midfielder Celso Borges during a penalty shoot-out in the quarter-final between Netherlands and Costa Rica during the 2014 FIFA World Cup
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Standing the test of time: Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd in 'Back to the Future'
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Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux play teeneage lovers in the French erotic drama 'Blue Is The Warmest Colour' - The survey found four times as many women admitting to same-sex experiences than 20 years ago
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Preparations begin for Edinburgh Festival 2014
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View from the Llanberis Track to the mountain lake Llyn
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environmentA large chunk of Mount Snowdon, in north Wales, is up for sale
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Two giraffes pictured on Garsfontein Road, Centurion, South Africa.
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