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The Guardian of Future Generations
The Malta Independent 14 Oct 2018
The politics of sustainable development advocates a long-term view ... meeting the needs of the present without compromising the needs of future generations to meet their own needs ... ADVERTISEMENT ....
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Mother, 28, who had to give birth to her dead baby after her bump took the impact in a horror car crash says the 'guardian angel' child saved her life
This is Money 14 Oct 2018
A pregnant woman who was forced to give birth to her dead baby after a lorry driver smashed into her says her 'guardian angel' daughter saved her life. Nursery worker Louise Abbott, 28, was 25 weeks pregnant when a 'suicidal' lorry driver veered across the road and ploughed into her car near Cambridge in October 2016 ... Louise Abbott in hospital after the crash....
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The Guardian view on artificial intelligence: human learning | Editorial
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
In a modern company like Amazon, almost all human activity is directed by computer programs. They not only monitor workers’ actions but are used to choose who should be employed. Yet it emerged last week that the company had scrapped an attempt to use artificial intelligence to select workers on the basis of their CVs, since the results consistently discriminated against women ... That’s what Amazon found ... We can’t get away from it ... .......
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The Guardian view on Brexit delusions: diminishing Britain’s standing
The Observer 14 Oct 2018
The wild promises of those leading the Brexit charge were always based on a fantasy about Britain’s global standing. It harked back to the long-gone empire, portraying Britain as vastly more strong, powerful and important than any realistic assessment might judge; the only thing holding us back was the malign influence of the EU ... Reality shows otherwise; unfortunately, they are increasingly detached from it ... ....
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The Guardian view on Brexit delusions: diminishing Britain’s standing | Editorial
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
The wild promises of those leading the Brexit charge were always based on a fantasy about Britain’s global standing. It harked back to the long-gone empire, portraying Britain as vastly more strong, powerful and important than any realistic assessment might judge; the only thing holding us back was the malign influence of the EU ... Reality shows otherwise; unfortunately, they are increasingly detached from it ... .......
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H&M; collaborates with Moschino, and a rare insight in to Marc Jacobs
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
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Delicious millet and beetroot pilaf recipe
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
This dish is super simple and is all about using the whole beetroot, not just the roots, but the greens and stems too, which are the most under-celebrated parts. Beets are an amazingly versatile vegetable and it’s so satisfying to pick a small bunch of them and be able to create a complete meal with just a few other basic ingredients. This dish can be enjoyed as a meal in itself or as part of a larger spread ... Read more ... unrefined salt....
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I'm face to face with Ningaloo's living miracles and it feels holy | Tim Winton
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
I pull the outboard out of gear and let the boat’s momentum wash away until we’re dead in the water. Then I switch everything off – engine, echo sounder, even the radio – and there’s silence. Not even the sound of water lapping against the hull. Because it’s breathless out here today. The surface of the gulf is silky. The sky is cloudless, a shade paler than the water ... Read more. We wait. A full minute. Then another. Speaking only in murmurs....
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Redzel: Aussie battlers and a Chinese billionaire mount Everest
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
It sounds like the start of a bad joke – a construction worker, a bus driver and a Chinese billionaire own a horse – but it’s not. The Everest horse race in Randwick on Saturday got more publicity than money could buy with all the kerfuffle over the rights and wrongs of promoting it on the sails of the Sydney Opera House ... He’s a fighter like me, I love him, he’s a champion Peter Piras ... Read more ... What a thrill.” ... Twitter ... .......
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Nicola Sturgeon touts 'commonsense' Brexit alternative
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
Scotland’s first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, is to unveil a “commonsense” alternative to the UK government’s Brexit plans. A new Scottish government paper, due out on Monday, will reinforce the case for continued membership of the single market and customs union, Sturgeon has said. It will also argue the UK government’s “false choice” between a “bad, possibly blindfold” Brexit deal and a no-deal scenario should not be accepted ... .......
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Exmouth split over pipeline factory proposed for gulf that supports Ningaloo Reef
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
A campaign fronted by the author Tim Winton and backed by environmentalists and ecotourism operators is attempting to stop a pipeline factory for the oil and gas industry proposed for Exmouth Gulf, next door to Western Australia’s world heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef ... The vast gulf – 2,600 sq km – is virtually undeveloped and home to dugongs, manta rays, calving whales and extensive mangroves used by many species for breeding ... .......
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Coalition 'united' over laws to stop schools expelling gay students, Cormann says
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
Mathias Cormann has said the Coalition is “absolutely united” in its plan to amend discrimination laws to ensure that students at religious schools cannot be expelled on the basis of their sexuality, as the government struggles to deal with leaked segments of its religious freedoms report before the Wentworth byelection ... The right to expel gay children from school isn't about freedom; it's about cruelty . David Marr. Read more ... .......
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Morrison 'mischievous' in his warning to Wentworth byelection voters, Shorten says
The Guardian 14 Oct 2018
Scott Morrison will still be prime minister even if the dire predictions prove true and the Liberals lose the Wentworth byelection, Bill Shorten has said as he sought to derail the government’s latest plea for stability before next Saturday’s crucial vote in Sydney ... Bill Shorten. 'We've got to end the climate change war'. Read more ... Waking up to a hung parliament is not something I think the people of Wentworth would want to see.” ... 1.10....
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