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Children of Killers/Frank & Ferdinand/Those Legs/Gap, National Cotteseloe - review

04.07.11
The National Theatre's Connections initiative brings together young actors and writers. In this year's programme, its possibilities are perfectly illustrated by Katori Hall's Children of Killers... more

Aussie rules coffee in London

30.06.11
They take café culture seriously in Australia and New Zealand. Now their freshly roasted, single-estate formula is proving a winner here, says Charles Campion... more

My mission to cure paralysis

01.06.11
A former banker tells Rosamund Urwin how her brother's accident inspired her to set up a charity to help spinal cord injury sufferers... more

Blair tactics: What Cherie did next

18.03.11
During her ten years in No 10 Cherie Blair never quite fitted in as the dutiful PM's wife. Now she's out of the spotlight she's found her calling, changing the world one African country at a time... more

Marriage keeps us happy - don't let laws erode it

04.02.11
Unmarried couples should enjoy the same legal rights as those who have tied the knot, says the country's most senior family judge, Sir Nicholas Wall (married with four children)... more

Hope alive in Africa United

22.10.10
Rwandan children have to defy wild animals, inhospitable terrain, lack of money and gun-wielding thugs on the way but somehow keep their hopes alive in Africa United ... more

Red tape forces mother to leave adopted girl of five in London

28.09.10
Woman is forced to leave her adopted Rwandan daughter and partner behind in London after Australian officials rule the five-year-old was an unacceptable immigration risk... more

'I fled war-torn Rwanda as a child. Now it’s set to turn me into a film star'

24.09.10
London teenager Sherrie Silver is fulfilling her dream of becoming a star — in a movie set in Rwanda, where she was forced to flee as a child... more

Didier Drogba dismisses talk of retirement

01.09.10
Chelsea striker has eased fears that he is retiring from international football... more

Didier Drogba set to turn his back on Ivory Coast

31.08.10
Striker may be considering retiring from international football because he is too tired to play for his country and Chelsea... more

Congo rebel fighters gang-rape 200 women

24.08.10
Rwandan and Congolese rebels gang-rape nearly 200 women and some baby boys over four days within miles of a UN peacekeepers’ base in the eastern Congo... more

Scotland Yard urged to form war crimes unit

06.04.10
Scotland Yard should have a specialist unit tasked with investigating war crimes, a human rights group said... more

Prince Harry to join amputee soldiers on trek to pole

19.03.10
Prince Harry is planning to join amputee soldiers on a world record-setting expedition to the North Pole... more

Mental health fears for Haiti's child quake survivors

27.01.10
Thousands of young Haitians face psychological scars after surviving the quake which devastated most of Port-au-Prince this month... more

Emma Thompson: BNP would love your university

06.11.09
Emma Thompson attacks a university for failing to accept enough ethnic minority students - and said the BNP would like it there... more

Rwanda genocide arrest

07.10.09
A suspect wanted for orchestrating the killings of tens of thousands of people in Rwanda's 1994 genocide has been arrested. Former Rwanda deputy intelligence chief Idelphonse Nizeyimana, 46, was captured in Uganda yesterday and flown to Tanzania for trial at the UN's International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. ... more

Gordon Brown wants to spend his holiday doing social work

04.08.09
He is famously incapable of relaxing on holiday. So it comes as no surprise that faced with the horrific prospect of a month of leisure time, Gordon Brown wants to do voluntary community work... more

Why Quick had to quit the Met

09.04.09
Bob Quick, the country’s most senior anti-terrorism officer, has resigned. He was right to do so... more

Guilty: the mastermind who ordered genocide of 800,000 Rwandans

18.12.08
A former army colonel accused of masterminding Rwanda's genocide in 1994 was sentenced to life in prison... more

UN chief visits Congo to help end the misery of war

04.11.08
The UN secretary-general will visit East Africa to add his weight to efforts to end the crisis gripping the DR Congo... more

UN aid convoy rolls in to relieve Congo's refugees

03.11.08
A United Nations aid convoy escorted by UN peacekeepers crossed into the rebel-held zone of eastern Congo today as supplies for more than 250,000 refugees finally started getting through... more

A silver-back gorilla and I on Oblivion Express

31.10.08
It was not a crowd, rather a loose scattering of disconsolate groups along the platform football supporters of some wretched fourth division team that had lost a match in foreign parts... more

David Attenborough returns to apes

09.09.08
Sir David Attenborough is to host the charity premiere of a film chronicling the lives of the mountain gorillas with whom he was famously filmed for Life On Earth... more

Teacher, 39, dies on sixth-form trip to Rwanda

29.07.08
A teacher has died of a suspected heart attack during a school trip to Africa... more

Hell is first great work of the 21st century

06.06.08
The Chapman Brothers have done it again – their new Hell is even better than the first, says Brian Sewell.... more

Emma Thompson's 'adopted' Rwandan son moans about Britain's 'pathetic celebrity culture'

05.03.08
Five years ago he left a life of unimaginable hardship as a child soldier in war-torn Rwanda to join one of the most successful families in Britain. Tindyebwa Agaba, the 20-year-old 'adopted' son of Emma Thompson, has lived at the actress's Hampstead home and had his university education paid for by her ... more

Stillness captures a moving tragedy

07.11.07
The National Portrait Gallery's Photographic Portrait Prize has thrown up some stunning images, with a winner that carries tragic weight.... more

A long, cool look at genocide

02.11.07
The Investigation achieves a chilling, contemporary resonance, providing a gruelling but unforgettable experience of genocide.... more

Confronting a genocide

23.10.07
Author and director Dorcy Rugamba tells Claire Allfree how he has used testimonies from Nazi war crimes trials to help a shattered Rwandan people make sense of their own genocide.... more


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