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    "Less than three years ago women in Saudi Arabia weren't allowed to drive, but getting into an Uber and hearing a woman’s voice say: 'Hi, how are you?' still made me sit up as soon as I'd sat down." on the changing face of Saudi Arabia

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    China has banned pupils from bringing mobile phones to school in a move apparently designed to ensure that they concentrate on their studies. A publicity drive is also being launched to remind the public not to comment on political or diplomatic news.

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    When Aung San Suu Kyi won a landslide in Burma’s first fully democratic election, she was regarded across the world as something close to a secular saint. Just two years later, she was close to being a pariah, writes

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    "We now have the treatment to help those with HIV to live long and good lives. It is a position that those in It’s A Sin could only dream of. But there are almost 7,000 people in the UK living with HIV who remain undiagnosed," says

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    Topshop's end has been sealed - at least physically. Asos has now acquired the brand, alongside Topman, Miss Selfridge and HIIT, but plans to cut 2,500 jobs and close all 70 stores.

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    "Peterson regards himself as an anti-authoritarian, having come to prominence by denouncing what he saw as the tyranny of gender-neutral pronouns." "His fretful gender essentialism, though, puts him on the same side as the CCP, Vladimir Putin and vast swathes of the alt-right."

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    The government-funded body tasked with investing in science and research innovation across the UK has been targeted by cybercriminals who have encrypted some of its computer files

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    It remains to be seen how successful Navalny’s crusade will ultimately be. But with few good options to quell this resistance, Moscow appears genuinely scared for the first time in many years. (7)

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  9. il y a 2 heures

    Yet Navalny has not emerged from nowhere: from obscurity as a rank-and-file member of Russia’s oldest liberal party through a stint as a nationalist activist to becoming the leader of a diverse coalition of opposition forces, his journey to this point has been long (6)

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    He has paid the price for his resistance too, facing down multiple short jail sentences, a year under house arrest, an attack that almost blinded him in one eye and a near-deadly poisoning. (5)

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    He is driven, he admits, by a deep loathing for Putin and his allies. “I understand that hatred as a motive doesn’t sound very good,” he once said. “But it’s 80% of my motivation.” (4)

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    The blogger, Mr Navalny, was then arrested as he led demonstrators towards the Kremlin. But that moment marked a turning point - the next weekend, up to 100,000 people marched through Moscow in the country’s biggest protest since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. (3)

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    In a fateful moment the night after Russia’s disputed 2011 election, an anti-corruption blogger took to a protest stage, declaring: “I am an internet hamster and I will gnaw through the throats of those swine!”. (2)

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    On today’s : Though locked in a Moscow prison cell, Alexei Navalny poses the greatest threat to Putin’s rule in a generation. How has he done it? (1)

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    The story of the pandemic has a beginning: the first infections. It has a middle: the long cycles of lockdown. Now it has, with luck, an end: the vaccine. Read more:

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    How is Covid-19 spread? With Covid-19, it seems that a relatively small pool of people are responsible for a disproportionately large number of new infections

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    How lockdown works In theory, stopping a country completely must stop the disease, otherwise germ theory is wrong. Because some business must continue it is never, though, possible to stop transmission completely

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    Twelve months ago the first official case of Covid-19 was detected in Britain, doctors in hazmat suits were dispatched to a hotel in York — and our pandemic began

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    Twelve months after Covid officially reached Britain, how much do we really know about it and what is there still to learn?

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    The Chinese government is hoping to counteract what it sees as the 'feminisation' of young men by adding further physical education lessons to the school day. The move has prompted a fierce debate over gender stereotyping in the country.

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