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Philip Hammond, the chancellor, succeeded in amusing his own backbenchers with a string of budget gags aimed at Labour.

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“We suddenly had a creek going through the valley, and that brought more lush vegetation and animals; wildlife responds immediately to constant access to water.”

Tamera’s ecology experts transformed an area at risk of desertification – and say they can do the same anywhere in the world
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"I don’t know what will happen with this ban, but what I do know is I want my husband here with me."

Raabyaah Althaibani and Basheer Othman met during Yemen’s Arab spring, and face uncertain future as Althaibani waits in the US for her husband to join her
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Women across the world are striking from all work to mark International Women’s Day. The strike is to highlight the economic power and significance women have in global economies. And if you can't strike, organizers suggest a range of other actions you can do to get involved in the movement.

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There are concerns some of the shoes may contain illegal springs. The IAAF is to beef up its investigations into the next generation of marathon shoes, amid concerns some may contain illegal springs.

The IAAF is to investigate whether the next generation of marathon shoes should be banned amid concerns that some may contain illegal springs
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Will you be better off? We’ve looked at the figures to see how Philip Hammond’s budget will affect your finances.

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"Many modern apologists for British colonial rule in India no longer contest the basic facts of imperial exploitation and plunder, rapacity and loot, which are too deeply documented to be challengeable. Instead they offer a counter-argument: granted, the British took what they could for 200 years, but didn’t they also leave behind a great deal of lasting benefit? In particular, political unity and democracy, the rule of law, railways, English education, even tea and cricket?"

Apologists for empire like to claim that the British brought democracy, the rule of law and trains to India. Isn’t it a bit rich to oppress, torture and imprison a people for 200 years, then take credit for benefits that were entirely accidental?
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Nike has taken another step into the lucrative Islamic clothing market by unveiling a hijab designed for female Muslim athletes.

US-based company becomes the first large sportswear brand to manufacture a performance hijab
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Slovenia's answer to Justin Trudeau?

Pahor rode to power in 2012 on a wave of popularity aided by his candid and colourful Instagram account
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"It’s mundane and nice, and what a relief that is."

The photo-sharing site still offers moments of kindness – and we all need a slice of rainbow cake once in a while
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"Looking at French politics with the Brexit and Trump campaigns in mind is enough to cause a shudder."

France is a country beset by scandals and security fears – and with the mainstream parties crumbling, anything is possible
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"The situation on the Korean Peninsula is again inching to the brink of a nuclear war.”

US president told Japanese PM he is ‘100%’ with Tokyo as US moves Thaad missile defence system into South Korea following Pyongyang missile launches
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"This is a sad day for Malta."

Limestone arch, landmark which featured in Clash of the Titans and Game of Thrones, crashes into sea after heavy storm
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Pro-regime news agencies in Iran say the programme is committing the crime of “promoting women’s rights”. One news story explains that “these women shamelessly motivate other Iranian women to stand for their legal rights and civil rights.”

The hosts of Iran’s first chat show for women have got the regime riled up. Nothing is scarier to the moral police, it seems, than fearless feminists
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It’s frogspawn season and we’re live streaming from a very special pond in Hampshire. As night falls, we’re using an infrared camera to observe hundreds of common frog pairs gathering (alongside a few smooth newts).

These frogs hibernate through winter and are now ready to spawn in shallow, still water. That noise is the males croaking to attract females. Their tadpoles will hatch into froglets over the next 14 weeks.

Frogs are in decline in the UK due to agriculture and the loss of water meadows. Many types are now becoming a rare site in the countryside

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One if his posts shows him topless with a tattoo of a dolphin on his shoulder; in another he is repairing a road. “Barbie, and not a bad guy,” reads his comment on a photo that shows him having makeup being applied to his face.

Pahor rode to power in 2012 on a wave of popularity aided by his candid and colourful Instagram account
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“It was 28 bullets shot at an unarmed mother driving her kids home. I don’t really believe in miracles. But you have two shooters on the opposite side of the car, basically shooting towards each other with my wife in the middle. Our three kids are half a metre behind and not one bullet grazed them.”

Stuart Green’s wife Mia, a lawyer, was killed in a barrage of bullets that narrowly missed his children in a hit he blames on gangsters linked to one of her cases
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