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Protesters prepare to fight disability living allowance cuts -- the Guardian Adam Lotun, 49, a father who recently lost his disability living allowance due to we...

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Protesters prepare to fight disability living allowance cuts -- the Guardian Adam Lotun, 49, a father who recently lost his disability living allowance due to welfare reforms, will be among those protesting in central London on Wednesday against benefit cuts affecting disabled people, changes to care funding and the loss of Remploy jobs. He explains how losing the allowance, which equated to 60% of his income, will affect his family and why he is joining the protest by Disabled People Against Cuts. Those demonstrating are meeting at 1.30pm on 18 April close to McDonald's on Leicester Square, London From: TheGuardian Views: 197 11 ratings Time: 05:03 More in News & Politics

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Occupy Wall Street: the story behind seven months of protest -- the Guardian In September last year, anti-corporate activists descended on a small park in lower ...

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Occupy Wall Street: the story behind seven months of protest -- the Guardian In September last year, anti-corporate activists descended on a small park in lower Manhattan and Occupy Wall Street was born. As protesters ready for a spring resurgence, film-maker Kat Keene Hogue looks back at more than six months of Occupy, a movement that spread from Zuccotti Park to over 100 cities around the world From: TheGuardian Views: 1181 26 ratings Time: 04:43 More in News & Politics

Epithet: a short fi...
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Epithet: a short film starring Patrick Stewart - the Guardian Inspired by the Young Vic theatre's recent production of Edward Bond's play Bingo, Epithet -- starr...

Epithet: a short film starring Patrick Stewart - the Guardian

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Epithet: a short film starring Patrick Stewart - the Guardian Inspired by the Young Vic theatre's recent production of Edward Bond's play Bingo, Epithet -- starring Patrick Stewart, directed by Angus Jackson and written by Mark O'Rowe -- tells the story of a contemporary poet with a dubious background. Filmed near the site of Paris Gardens in Southwark, where bears were baited in Shakespeare's era, it is intended for a mature audience Warning: contains violent imagery and language From: TheGuardian Views: 464 14 ratings Time: 06:03 More in Entertainment

Andy Murray on Virt...
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Andy Murray on Virtua Tennis: 'They've got me down to a T' - the Guardian Tennis star Andy Murray talks video games, sibling rivalry and his starring role in Seg...

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Andy Murray on Virtua Tennis: 'They've got me down to a T' - the Guardian Tennis star Andy Murray talks video games, sibling rivalry and his starring role in Sega's Virtua Tennis on the PlayStation Vita. Plus: find out which other top tennis stars are keen gamers -- and watch the Guardian's Elliot Smith battle valiantly to avoid a virtual drubbing at the thumbs of the British tennis number one From: TheGuardian Views: 1587 8 ratings Time: 02:48 More in Science & Technology

Olympics 2012: Bant...
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Olympics 2012: Bantamweight boxer Luke Campbell - the Guardian Barry Glendenning steps into the ring to meet Luke Campbell, current European champion and world N...

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Olympics 2012: Bantamweight boxer Luke Campbell - the Guardian Barry Glendenning steps into the ring to meet Luke Campbell, current European champion and world No2 boxer, and finds out if he has what it takes to be a contender - but not before trying out the great sporting cliche, the training montage From: TheGuardian Views: 835 5 ratings Time: 05:37 More in Sports

Andy Murray: 'Clay ...
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Andy Murray: 'Clay is mentally one of the toughest surfaces' -- the Guardian British No1 player Andy Murray looks ahead to the clay court season as he prepares f...

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Andy Murray: 'Clay is mentally one of the toughest surfaces' -- the Guardian British No1 player Andy Murray looks ahead to the clay court season as he prepares for his first match at the Monte Carlo Masters. He tells the Guardian why he does not play regularly on clay, why it is so physically demanding, and how he hopes to emulate his coach Ivan Lendl, who won his first grand slam at the French Open at Roland Garros From: TheGuardian Views: 191 1 ratings Time: 03:51 More in News & Politics

Beekeeping: why we ...
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Beekeeping: why we love keeping bees - the Guardian Bees are essential for humankind's survival, as our food depends on pollination. Yet the world's bees are und...

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Beekeeping: why we love keeping bees - the Guardian Bees are essential for humankind's survival, as our food depends on pollination. Yet the world's bees are under threat from pesticides and urbanisation. Here, beekeepers Carole Brown and Ken Bishop of West Dorset Beekeepers' Association open their hives for the first time in the season and check the queen bee is laying properly From: TheGuardian Views: 117 2 ratings Time: 05:07 More in Howto & Style

Disabled protester ...
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Disabled protester at London demo - the Guardian Protester talks about disability cuts From: TheGuardian Views: 1669 17 ratings ...

Disabled protester at London demo - the Guardian

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Disabled protester at London demo - the Guardian Protester talks about disability cuts From: TheGuardian Views: 1669 17 ratings Time: 00:31 More in News & Politics

Open government in ...
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Open government in action: Tunisia - Arab Spring Hedi Ben Abbes, secretary of state for the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Tunisia addresses the Open Government ...

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Open government in action: Tunisia - Arab Spring Hedi Ben Abbes, secretary of state for the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Tunisia addresses the Open Government Partnership in Brasilia and speaks to the Guardian's Public Leaders Network about the future of transparency in the country. From: TheGuardian Views: 439 2 ratings Time: 01:53 More in News & Politics

Jayati Ghosh on cap...
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Jayati Ghosh on capitalism since the financial crisis - the Guardian As part of the Guardian Open Weekend, Heather Stewart, economics editor of the Observer, dis...

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Jayati Ghosh on capitalism since the financial crisis - the Guardian As part of the Guardian Open Weekend, Heather Stewart, economics editor of the Observer, discusses the economic downturn with Jayati Ghosh, Will Hutton and John Lanchester. Here, leading economist Ghosh talks about the condition of capitalism in its latest phase of development, observing the climate of fear within the financial sector From: TheGuardian Views: 1483 4 ratings Time: 01:05 More in News & Politics

John Lanchester: 's...
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John Lanchester: 'socialism for the rich was supposed to be a joke' - the Guardian As part of the Guardian Open Weekend, Heather Stewart, economics editor of the...

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John Lanchester: 'socialism for the rich was supposed to be a joke' - the Guardian As part of the Guardian Open Weekend, Heather Stewart, economics editor of the Observer, discusses the economic downturn with Jayati Ghosh, John Lanchester and Will Hutton. Here, journalist and novelist Lanchester attempts to unpack the prevailing economic system favoured by the west, observing specific failings and contradictions within the current model From: TheGuardian Views: 165 4 ratings Time: 01:24 More in News & Politics

Will Hutton: 'I'm e...
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Will Hutton: 'I'm expecting there to be a Chinese spring within three to five years' - the Guardian As part of the Guardian Open Weekend, Heather Stewart, econom...

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Will Hutton: 'I'm expecting there to be a Chinese spring within three to five years' - the Guardian

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Will Hutton: 'I'm expecting there to be a Chinese spring within three to five years' - the Guardian As part of the Guardian Open Weekend, Heather Stewart, economics editor of the Observer, discusses the economic downturn with Jayati Ghosh, Will Hutton and John Lanchester. Here, Hutton, columnist and former editor-in-chief of the Observer, forecasts the political and economic future of China, predicting a public uprising within five years From: TheGuardian Views: 130 0 ratings Time: 01:09 More in News & Politics

Jayati Ghosh on eco...
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Jayati Ghosh on economic models: 'we have to break out of the mould' - the Guardian As part of the Guardian's Open Weekend, Heather Stewart, economics editor of ...

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Jayati Ghosh on economic models: 'we have to break out of the mould' - the Guardian As part of the Guardian's Open Weekend, Heather Stewart, economics editor of the Observer, discusses the economic downturn with Jayati Ghosh, Will Hutton and John Lanchester. Here, leading economist Ghosh talks about alternative approaches to economics, observing progressive economic movements in developing countries such Bolivia and Ecuador From: TheGuardian Views: 104 0 ratings Time: 01:15 More in News & Politics

David Miliband on v...
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David Miliband on voting in his own constituency - the Guardian Speaking at the Guardian Open Weekend, MP David Miliband talks about the issue of democratic enga...

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David Miliband on voting in his own constituency - the Guardian Speaking at the Guardian Open Weekend, MP David Miliband talks about the issue of democratic engagement on a local level. He says the sense that people cannot affect politics is profound and we have to re-power communities rather than mess around with constitutional system From: TheGuardian Views: 215 1 ratings Time: 01:14 More in News & Politics

Ngaire Woods on dem...
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Ngaire Woods on democracy and globalisation - the Guardian Speaking at the Guardian Open Weekend, professor of global economic governance at University of Oxford...

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Ngaire Woods on democracy and globalisation - the Guardian Speaking at the Guardian Open Weekend, professor of global economic governance at University of Oxford, Ngaire Woods, rejects the idea that governments are 'buffeted by the winds' of globalisation and says they need to become more responsive From: TheGuardian Views: 57 3 ratings Time: 01:39 More in News & Politics

Jeffrey Sachs: 'I t...
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Jeffrey Sachs: 'I think we're facing a crisis of governance' - the Guardian Leading economist Jeffrey Sachs talks about the effects of globalisation at the Guard...

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Jeffrey Sachs: 'I think we're facing a crisis of governance' - the Guardian Leading economist Jeffrey Sachs talks about the effects of globalisation at the Guardian Open Weekend. The challenges of mobile capital, rising populations and environmental hazards are putting pressure even on high income democracies which face stagnation as poorer countries catch up From: TheGuardian Views: 63 1 ratings Time: 01:54 More in News & Politics

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Protesters prepare to fight disability living allowance cuts -- the Guardian Adam Lotun, 49, a father who recently lost his disability living allowance due to welfare reforms, will be among those protesting in central London on Wednesday against benefit cuts affecting disabled people, changes to care funding and the loss of Remploy jobs. He explains how losing the allowance, which equated to 60% of his income, will affect his family and why he is joining the protest by Disabled People Against Cuts. Those demonstrating are meeting at 1.30pm on 18 April close to McDonald's on Leicester Square, London From: TheGuardian Views: 197 11 ratings Time: 05:03 More in News & Politics

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