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comment-analysis

They can never bury Karl Marx’s great ideas

The pioneering political theorist’s warnings about the inequities of capitalism are still relevant and will not be erased by the defacing of his tomb, writes

general

The people behind the city's newest - and coolest - festival

world

Karl Marx memorial "will never be the same again" after hammer attack

racing

Willie Mullins targets Ebor honours with Ivan Grozny

world

Cyclist who lost a leg 'hugely disappointed' at £625 fine for lorry driver who ran her over

home and gardens

Design shows can provide some interior design inspiration

Developer O’Flynn unveils plans to build 10,000 homes

One of Ireland’s leading property developers has announced plans to build up to 10,000 new homes over the next eight years, mainly in Cork and Dublin, after agreeing a €400m funding deal to relaunch his firm.

Fri, 30 Oct, 2015

China quarantine UK schoolchildren after swine flu outbreak

More than 50 Britons were in quarantine tonight after four schoolchildren were diagnosed with swine flu during a trip to China.

Sat, 18 Jul, 2009

TV detective probes real-life murder

Hardman television sleuth Ray Winstone followed in the footsteps of real-life detectives to investigate a murder.

Mon, 23 Jul, 2007

Poker is a game of equal opportunity, jury hears

POKER is a game of skill and not chance, the jury in a landmark case that could change the future of the game heard yesterday.

Fri, 12 Jan, 2007