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TelevisionChannel commissions sitcom called Hungry from Irish writer
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arts + entsYour guide to this year's must-see cinema releases
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arts + entsThe new documentary provoked predictable outrage on Twitter
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arts + entsTrevor Horn talks about his plan to turn west London’s historic Sarm Studios into a musical village
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Cancer is the 'best death' – so don't waste billions trying to cure it, says leading doctor
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Prince Andrew sex case claim: Duke of York is named in underage 'sex slave' lawsuit over claims of forced sexual relations
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The mystery of Marsha Mehran - the best-selling young novelist who died a recluse in a rubbish-strewn cottage on Ireland’s west coast
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How the Rich Kids of Instagram spent the holiday season
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AirAsia flight QZ8501: Aircraft's behaviour before crash 'on the edge of logic', according to expert
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Ukip green policy: Climate change 'open to question' says energy spokesman Roger Helmer
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Nigel Farage: Ukip could be 'buried' if the party is linked with 'a racist age'
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Millions of Britons struggling to feed themselves and facing malnourishment
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'They have hatred in their hearts': Angela Merkel delivers stinging attack on Germany's growing anti-Islamic protesters
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Katie Hopkins' views are now considered matters for law enforcement, and it is utterly terrifying
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Sir Winston Churchill’s family begged him not to convert to Islam, letter reveals
i100: How to take a wild career break and come back more employable
Fancy a wacky sabbatical?
Caribbean luxury at its finest
Barbados offers a new slice of holiday heaven at Port Ferdnand and Saint Peter's Bay Luxury Resorts
Rainbow list 2014: The LBGT people who make a real difference
Introducing our annual celebration of the lesbian, bisexual, gay, and transgender people who make a real difference
i100: Who makes your world a better place?
Tweet us the people who deserve some recognition to @thei100 with the hashtag #everydayhero and tell us why.
Build yourself a brighter future
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Business videos from commercial thought leaders
Watch the best in the business world give their insights into the world of business.
The airline that has figured out how to make sure its planes are nearly 'disappearance-proof'
Canada's First Air flies to destinations far beyond the reach of conventional radar
Gates may have opened, but the media is still shut out of Egypt
An Arab military autocrat has locked up three innocent Al Jazeera reporters for more than a year - and got away with it, says Robert Fisk
The mystery of Marsha Mehran
The best-selling young novelist who died a recluse in a rubbish-strewn cottage on Ireland’s windswept west coast
Homeless Veterans Appeal
A vital stepping stone to get former soldiers back on their feet
Holiday brings respite in Ebola fight
There was a moment of optimism in Liberia’s desperate struggle on New Year’s Eve when the curfew was lifted. But despite progress, the biggest battles still have to be won
Tastiest food trends for 2015
Seaweed in the supermarket, crickets with our quaesadillas, and digital dining that will soon see us ordering by iPad
Frank Warren column
With an impressive array of talent on both sides of the pond, 2015 will pack a real punch
Unhappy New Year for Cameron, Miliband and Clegg
Party leaders face most unpredictable general election in a generation
The 2015 Climate change target
192 nations, two weeks of negotiations – and one world to save
Scanner replaces scalpel in post-mortem revolution
A new firm is offering families digital autopsies rather than invasive procedures. Charlie Cooper reports on a move that could help grieving relatives
Christmas Appeal: Veterans’ struggle - a tragic opera of social change
Poets of Loss is an animated tale of a former serviceman and his troubles in civilian life
Dr Death’s comic turn
Man behind DIY suicides has Edinburgh show
The formula for fame and fortune in South Korea? Teach maths
Lecturers are going online, donning costumes and singing with celebrities to get their academic messages across - and making a lot of money in the process
Some alternative New Year's resolutions
Before we vow to lose half our body weight, ban the booze, quit smoking and become a better person, how about a different approach to January?
Final Demand: Six gadgets that could die in 2015
The clock is ticking for the tech that we once considered indispensable
