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The Prime Minister's handling of his response to the Panama Papers and not coming clean immediately will not go down well with voters

This time the hypocrisy has gone too far. If Corbyn won't do it, then his own party has to stab him in the back

How can a Northern Irish woman's flatmates defend themselves after she ended up with a suspended sentence for self-administering an abortion - and how can groups like Precious Life demand a harsher sentence?

Fruit flies taking the drug live 16 per cent longer lives, studies have found. But what use would that be to mere humans?

Leave's complaints are spectacularly disingenuous. But that probably won't matter

Watch the sun rise in Spain's most easterly isle, explore its modern and historic capital, then decamp to one of its beautiful beaches, says Simon Calder

There are times when an iconoclast speaks a truth that others are unprepared to face, and this is one of them

I'm a white male geek myself - and I know our community needs to admit that it has a problem

The Vote Leave campaign consistently leaves out the rebate we receive - but both sides are at it

All too often the women involved in the trade have been trafficked, and live in a form of slavery

It's not a great advertisement for democracy, but it will at least give journalists something to write about

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In the modern world, wealthy people can decide how much their tax bill comes to. Maybe we can extend this rule to other items, such as cheese

Despite what she might think, Charlize Theron is lucky: labelling beauty a burden is a luxury only beautiful people have

The leaked documents raise new questions about Gianni Infantino as incoming head of Fifa. It's not enough to claim that world football has turned over a new leaf

Any stable lad or lass, among the 85,000 people whose livelihoods depend on racing, will tell you that a horse knows when it has won

From Mary Beard on Ancient Rome to tales of Soviet espionage, delve into the past with these recently published works

Even if you're not a book lover, these photos will make you want to save your local library

As the journalist Wolfgang Bauer reminds us, the Syrian people witness the horrors of the Paris and Brussels attacks every single day

Swap sweet florals for earthy, evocative home fragrance this spring

The suspicion must be that the need to protect wealthy Tory donors prompted British opposition to the EU plan to crack down on offshore trusts. Forget his father's tax affairs, this is major embarrasment for the Prime Minister

From television to film, theatre to classical music; here are just some of the innovative, exciting events happening in honour of the Bard's work

Tomislaw Nikolic's unhelpful claim that Kosovo does not exist is unhelpful at a time when peace and co-operation between nations is more important than ever

The school headmaster has insited that it was an 'unfortunate mistake' as safety precautions had been taken

Published in 1623, the First Folio brought together the majority of Shakespeare's plays