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Baron Cohen is back – just in time – with his new show: Who is America?

Sacha Baron Cohen's new show is just what we need in an era of fake news

Baron Cohen is back – just in time – with his new show: Who is America?

The Electoral Commission has ruled that Vote Leave breached campaigning rules during the EU referendum in 2016 and spent nearly £500,000 over the legal limit.

Brexit campaigners fined: what rules did they break and does it make the vote invalid?

The Electoral Commission has ruled that Vote Leave breached campaigning rules during the EU referendum in 2016 and spent nearly £500,000 over the legal limit.

Writing about positive emotions may help to reduce stress and anxiety, according to a new study.

To reduce stress and anxiety, write your happy thoughts down

Writing about positive emotions may help to reduce stress and anxiety, according to a new study.

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Writing on The Conversation in 2016, Travis Holland declared that The Simpsons had lost its way.

Why The Simpsons are needed more than ever in the age of Donald Trump

Writing on The Conversation in 2016, Travis Holland declared that The Simpsons had lost its way.

An inflatable “baby” Donald Trump was the star attraction in London as protestors take to the streets to register their dissatisfaction with the visit of the US president.

Trump baby balloon: why humour is such a powerful form of protest

An inflatable “baby” Donald Trump was the star attraction in London as protestors take to the streets to register their dissatisfaction with the visit of the US president.

In case you were wondering, here's how it goes.

Theresa May's Brexit crisis: how to oust a Tory leader

In case you were wondering, here's how it goes.

Successes have left one pre-tournament talking point out of the headlines.

World Cup: Russia isn't safe for LGBT fans, and Qatar 2022 will be worse

Successes have left one pre-tournament talking point out of the headlines.

Everybody loves a good whodunnit.
'Brexit had me in tears – it has changed everything.'

How Brexit is making young Eastern Europeans in the UK fear for their future

'Brexit had me in tears – it has changed everything.'

Lush has been at the centre of a scandal after it featured prominent window displays with police tape and 'cop/spy' posters.

From bath bombs to spy cops – why cosmetic store Lush took on the police

Lush has been at the centre of a scandal after it featured prominent window displays with police tape and 'cop/spy' posters.

Everyone should be invited to the celebration of football.

World Cup: sexism in British punditry is clear for all to see

Everyone should be invited to the celebration of football.

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How Carrie and co. made fashion a symbol of individual agency and choice.

Sex and the City is 20 – and still in fashion

How Carrie and co. made fashion a symbol of individual agency and choice.

There are almost 250,000 international students in Russia.

How Russia is using international students as a weapon in the new Cold War

There are almost 250,000 international students in Russia.

Only 26% of disabled students achieved five A* to C grades at GCSE.

Low expectations are stopping young disabled people going to university

Only 26% of disabled students achieved five A* to C grades at GCSE.

'The ConversationRosie called out Adam’s behaviour, and it’s time we enable everyone to do the same.'

Love Island: Adam shows teenagers how not to treat romantic partners

'The ConversationRosie called out Adam’s behaviour, and it’s time we enable everyone to do the same.'

Drug use at uni isn’t just about getting high on a night out.

What drugs are students taking and why are they taking them?

Drug use at uni isn’t just about getting high on a night out.

This is an industry in which old hands wear their tales of ill treatment like badges of honour.

Why journalism students (and many who teach it) will be glad to see the back of the Daily Mail's editor

This is an industry in which old hands wear their tales of ill treatment like badges of honour.

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