Home Office destroyed proof that could have spared Windrush generation from deportation independent.co.uk Submitted by neku on April 17, 2018 at 11:54 PM 1 comment 6
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ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1972, A YOUNG, UNKNOWN ARTIST TRIED TO THROW ROBERT MCNAMARA, THE FORMER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE, OFF THE MARTHA'S VINEYARD FERRY. THIS IS WHY. washingtonpost.com Submitted by neku on February 25, 2018 at 11:51 PM No comments 4
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Home Office destroyed proof that could have spared Windrush generation from deportation
Belgian artist rescued from installation representing 'inescapable burden of history': Man chained to block of marble had to be cut free after he failed to liberate himself by chiselling away at the stone
How Collecting Opium Antiques Turned Me Into an Opium Addict
Humankind’s Most Important Material
Scientists Still Can't Decide How to Define a Tree
When the Revolution Was Televised
My Cow Game Extracted Your Facebook Data – The Cambridge Analytica scandal is drawing attention to malicious data thieves and brokers. But every Facebook app—even the dumb, innocent ones—collected users’ personal data without even trying.
The mystery of Zach, New Zealand's all-too-miraculous medical AI
A Plea for Culinary Modernism
I am a “MasterChef” survivor
ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1972, A YOUNG, UNKNOWN ARTIST TRIED TO THROW ROBERT MCNAMARA, THE FORMER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE, OFF THE MARTHA'S VINEYARD FERRY. THIS IS WHY.
The NCAA Says Student-Athletes Shouldn’t Be Paid Because the 13th Amendment Allows Unpaid Prison Labor