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Intense new British horror about a couple who get lost in the woods.

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I used to believe that collapsing the Venn diagram-space between the public and private self was the best way to ensure authenticity. Like how we know

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Claire Provost: Has microfinance genuinely benefited the world's poor, or are the motives for loans and credit altogether more sinister?

Mark Tran: A World Bank report says state support is crucial for successful community participation. But can people not act for themselves?

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In October 2011, after 20 years of living legally in the United States, Atanas Entchev and his 21-year-old son were detained by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, given orange jumpsuits to wear, and held for 65 days. Entchev is writing a b

The Border Community regular toasts recent album Steam Days with a smashing mix. AFX, Boards of Canada, EQD and more feature.

The story of Felix Baumgartner's record-breaking freefall from the edge of space to Earth.

Following schoolgirl and blogger Martha Payne as she travels to Malawi.

Neoliberal development policy was radical and abstract, but its uncompromising approach proved dangerous in the real world, writes Simon Reid-Henry