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Hellfire Jack and the Clay-Kickers of the Somme

It was claimed at the time that the explosion could be heard in Downing Street and Switzerland.


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The Rise of Sterling: For good or ill?

As the value of Sterling rises against other currencies, export firms move towards a sharp decline in profit,


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German and British Commemorations of War

Differences in practice can be explained by different perceptions of historical experience.


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The War of the Weak

Israel’s current incursion into Gaza has successfully recruited the next generation of Hamas fighters.


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August 1916: The Tactics and Technology that extended World War One

The German military knew they had one last chance of winning the war: to strike before American re-enforcements arrived in Europe.


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Mata Hari, “Eye of the Day”

Margaretha Geetruida, stage name Mata Hari, was a citizen of the Netherlands, and was tried and convicted as a German spy on July 24th, 1917.


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Hamas and the Tragedy of the Palestinian People

Gaza has suffered occupation by foreign powers throughout its history.


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Opinion: Ideas for Nicky Morgan

What can Nicky Morgan, Gove’s replacement as Minister for Education, do to ingratiate herself with the profession? Here are some ideas…


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ER Economics: The UK Market for Health Care

Could we switch to a continental system of health insurance? This would take 20 – 30 years to embed itself and would hit household incomes severely during the transition period


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Opinion: Nicky Morgan, the new Secretary of State for Education

Is Nicky Morgan qualified for the her new job?


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