'A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing' review: A ghostly and beautiful play comes to New York
The play, based on the award-winning novel, is in New York for its US premiere after a run in Dublin and Edinburgh
The play, based on the award-winning novel, is in New York for its US premiere after a run in Dublin and Edinburgh
This dispute highlights the need for a fundamental re-assessment of how we fund the NHS. It's time for a tax to keep the health service afloat
Even if an unlawful verdict is not found, the court case – which has been the longest in British criminal history – will still have accomplished a monumental amount
TTIP proponents have long argued that the NHS will not be affected by the deal. But the fact is that the UK's healthcare services are, and always have been, on the negotiating table
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Like it or not, Barack Obama has every right to voice his concerns about this referendum
His successive election victories led to Turkey being held up as a beacon for Islamic democracy. Now Erdogan has become impregnable
There's actually a lot of 'no platforming' that goes on in British politics - but it only counts as censorship when minority voices are the ones involved
If the Health Secretary's commitment to patient safety is genuine, he must be lobbying the Chancellor very hard for extra NHS funding. Perhaps he should 'do an IDS'
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In a normal election year, Kasich would long since have thrown in the towel, but he's hoping to play the role of white knight
Italy is on the cusp of great change. Our economy is growing and our position in Europe is changed from the source of problems to the provider of their answers
The four-and-a-half hour compression of Shakespeare's Henry V, three Henry VI plays and Richard III is impressive
Leaving the EU would barely cause a ripple in the NHS pool of debt, but it would stem the flow of millions of Euros into the UK to fund health projects and medical research
The nations, conservationists and business leaders of the Giants Club hold many views on how best to protect elephants. Here Tshekedi Khama, Botswana's environment minister, explains why his country does not burn tusks
Better protection for today, better planning for tomorrow: top Giants Club Summit conservationists to call for accelerated action for Africa's elephants and their landscapes
From memory foam to goose down, sleep soundly by adding an extra layer of comfort to your bedding
Even the most generous of the super-rich are giving away a smaller proportion of their wealth, because charities have forgotten to how to ask nicely and show their worth
This year it will be the 101st anniversary of the Gallipoli landing and the 100th anniversary of Anzac Day itself