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Big Issue columnist bidding for World Cup glory
18/05/2010
Punk veterans to release track about fantasy 11... featuring featuring Iggy Pop and Gandhi
Strathclyde Police taser trial 'unlawful'
17/05/2010
Amnesty says introduction of stun guns needs approval by ministers
TV debates spoiling local candidate scrutiny
19/04/2010
'Presidential' system overshadowing constituency debates, say campaigners
Flight chaos could have been avoided
16/04/2010
Airports could have got back to normal quickly if we had funded research, says volcano expert
Eco-volunteers pioneer new project
14/04/2010
Green alternative to government scheme gives homeless people new work skills
A celebrity afterlife
19/03/2010
Nick Cave, Stephen Fry, Jarvis Cocker and Noel Fielding on board to read cult book
The Wee Issue hits Scottish schools
18/03/2010
The Big Issue to publish free edition made by Scots teenagers
'Time we showed more humanity'
16/03/2010
Calls for an overhaul of UK asylum system after tragic Red Road deaths
Tributes to Welsh music industry legend
15/03/2010
John Sicolo, founder of TJ's in Newport. died at the weekend
Detainees reveal hunger strike horror
08/03/2010
Asylum-seeking women hit out at conditions in Yarl’s Wood as they enter fourth week of starvation
Shirley Williams defends Gordon Brown
24/02/2010
But veteran politician blasts Westminster – it's 'the pits'
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Nobel Laureate tackles Big Issues
Justice, poverty and philosophy on the agenda at Book Festival talk
OAP scam warning
As doorstep rip-offs increase campaigners call for end to cold-calling
Sir Alex pays tribute to friend and "great Govan man"
Manchester United legend honours the late Jimmy Reid
Free festival for Big Issue vendors
Universal Arts give magazine sellers free tickets for shows
Health gap between rich and poor getting wider
Inequality at record high and set to get worse, say researchers
Housing benefit cuts will create 'ghettos'
Coalition government warned 200,000 people at risk of homelessness
Demand grows for 'living wage'
Cuts will not stop efforts to end in-work poverty, say campaigners
Thousands say farewell to Stuart Cable
Aberdare came to a standstill as tributes were paid to the popular star
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