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Published on: 9 July 2014

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Presenting “British values” as the antidote to Islamic fundamentalism misunderstands the process of radicalisation...
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Published on: 20 June 2014

Written by: Emma Daker All articles by Emma Daker

Through creative social enterprise, migrant and refugee women in Britain's second largest city have found a way to...
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Published on: 1 December 2011

Written by: Theodore Baird All articles by Theodore Baird

Turkey needs to come to terms with the immigration responsibilities that come with increased trade links with Africa.

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