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Stephen Hawking's wife Jane Wilde on their marriage breakdown: 'The family were left behind'
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Graham Moore, Imitation Game writer, receives Oscars standing ovation after candidly discussing suicide bid
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Patricia Arquette, Reese Witherspoon and Julianne Moore back #AskHerMore red carpet campaign to take women seriously
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Cheap train tickets? Website TrainSplit does the seemingly impossible and finds users cheaper journeys using secret algorithm
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Europe's former border stations: obsolete, desolate, but still redolent of their past
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Oscars 2015: Birdman beats Boyhood as Eddie Redmayne and Patricia Arquette win big - as it happened
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Half of Ukip voters say they are prejudiced against people of other races
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Ukraine crisis: House of Lords criticises EU and Britain for 'sleepwalking into crisis' as Moscow and Nato remain on diplomatic collision course
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Aqsa Mahmood branded a 'disgrace' by her parents after claims she recruited three UK girls flying to Middle East
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Ukraine crisis: 'One miscalculation, and Britain faces an existential threat to our whole being...'
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Why is the BBC just so bad at TV news?
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Beyoncé isn't a goddess made out of unicorn dust? How horrifying
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There's nothing luxurious about my periods, so why is the Government taxing tampons as if there is?
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Patricia Arquette, Reese Witherspoon and Julianne Moore back #AskHerMore red carpet campaign to take women seriously
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Italians are ridiculing an Isis supporter for planning an attack on the 'leaning tower of pizza'
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Cheap train tickets? Website TrainSplit does the seemingly impossible and finds users cheaper journeys using secret algorithm
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Club must help authorities identify and punish supporters involved in vile racist behaviour in Paris, writes Sam Wallace
How captain Clarke reinvented himself...
Irishman has turned from Guinness-swilling, cigar-smoking member of the lads’ club to groomed gym bunny. And he’s been rewarded with Ryder Cup role
Paranoid but determined, Isis is ready for a fight to the death in Mosul
Mobile phones are banned and punishments are draconian, yet locals enjoy certain benefits under the Islamists' rule, writes Patrick Cockburn
