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BBC faces major cutbacks after over-spending »

  The BBC’s extensive coverage of the trapped Chilean miners came at price as the BBC World Service now has to cut back spending on other world news stories. The cut backs will affect the coverage of the UN climate change talks in Cancun, M...

Wed 24 Nov 2010 by Tommy McCallum | Read more »

G20: Clearing the air »

Bankers Hiding Their Heads in the Sand

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Wed 11 Nov 2009 by Marthe Lamp Sandvik | Read more »

The right to protest »

David Howarth

Just before 11 pm on the night of 1 April I was speaking by phone about events at the Climate Camp protest at Bishopsgate to the Metropolitan Police officer who was second-in-command at the G20 protests. According to reports I had received from the sce...

Mon 27 Apr 2009 by David Howarth | Read more »

G20 demonstrations: Police under scrutiny »

Jenny Jones

Nearly 60 per cent of the British public are opposed to the police's behaviour at this month's G20 protests in London, according to a Guardian/ICM poll published last week. This concern is a welcome change to the silence and complacency of recent years...

Mon 27 Apr 2009 by Jenny Jones | Read more »

More evidence found in Ian Tomlinson case »

A photograph emerged last week allegedly showing the newspaper vendor Ian Tomlinson with a head injury before his death during this April's G20 protests. The latest blurred image shows the newspaper seller on the ground with what appears t...

Sun 26 Apr 2009 by Camilla Conrath | Read more »

G20 summit: Concentrate, please »

Sam Karasik

On 2 April, the Group of 20 advanced and emerging economies will convene in London for a summit on reforming the global financial system. As the number of days until the summit dwindle, presidents, prime ministers, and finance ministers have been touti...

Mon 23 Mar 2009 by Sam Karasik | Read more »

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