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Sebastien Roblin

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On July 29, members of the U.S. Senate voted forty-five to forty to block new sales of laser-guided bombs and aircraft maintenance services to Saudi Arabia—falling short of the two-thirds majority necessary to override a veto by the Trump administration blocking the ban from taking effect. 

Despite deteriorating public support for Riyadh due to its implication in an exceptional number of civilian deaths in... Читать дальше...

Detectives are appealing to trace witnesses following a rape and a sexual assault in Borough.

The dog suffered a flesh wound and has been quarantined.

A nautical-themed shed influenced by a Shakespeare classic is in line to receive an award.

A Black Country producer and artist has won a major award.

Read today's column from Mark Andrews.

Multi-platinum selling singer Emeli Sandé is setting off on a 18-date UK tour this November.

Although the modern concept of wellness has been around since the 1970s, it’s only during the last decade that it has steadfastly entered our collective psyche, evolving from a buzzword used to sell gym memberships, spa visits and dietary supplements into a trillion-dollar cross-industry market underpinned by our newfound enthusiasm for a complete wellness lifestyle.

A woman is on a mission to get more people to donate their unwanted hygiene, personal care and beauty products to help those in need.

Doctor, TV presenter and Strictly star Dr Ranj Singh will be meeting fans at Bluewater as he launches his new book.

Some of Kent's finest engineering has made it easier for us to get around the county and beyond.

A charity football match has been organised by grieving parents whose sons took their own lives while battling depression.

The arrival of baby boy means three generations of the same family now share a birthday.

A nightclub is offering a new way to get drunk by inhaling vodka vapour but health experts fear it could be "extremely harmful".

The Democratic congresswoman, a member of the DSA, demands “more training” for agents inflicting gross human rights violations.

Through powerful interviews with family members, witnesses, attorneys, city officials and activists, the timeline of the murder and cover-up is reconstructed.

This lecture was delivered by David North, chairman of the International Editorial Board of the WSWS, at the opening of the Socialist Equality Party (US) Summer School on July 21, 2019.

The Democrats have no more intention than the Republicans of addressing the burning social questions confronting the working class on a daily basis.

Hundreds of thousands of UK millennials risk homelessness when they retire due to a lack of social housing and the inability of young people to get onto the property ladder.

The unions across Europe are working in concert to head off any united offensive by airline workers.

With the full support of the unions, Italy’s government and major investors are preparing to implement sweeping attacks on Alitalia’s workforce in the name of retaining the company as a “national airline.”

The family-owned company in Baden-Württemberg employs 3,000 workers at 27 locations in 15 countries.

A large gap has emerged between the official statistics and the standard of living, thanks to skyrocketing prices for essential goods and services, as opposed to prices for discretionary items.

Intensive lobbying in Canberra this week failed to convince any parliamentarian to oppose the Trump administration’s bid to extradite the WikiLeaks founder.

In its analysis of the latest turn in the trade war, the South China Morning Post said China had to decide either to a walk away from the negotiations or make major concessions to the US.