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7 articles, sorted by name / date

Vulture funds - preying on the wastelands? »

Dominic Sowa

Capitalism is under scrutiny as the recent Newsnight and Guardian investigation into the practices of ‘vulture’ companies has highlighted the moral bankruptcy of the system. The facts appearing from the investigation show sections of the f...

Wed 30 Nov 2011 by Dominic Sowa | Read more »

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 »

Heriot-Watt defends crumbling campus »

Heriot Watt (03/10)

Bosses at Heriot-Watt have defended the university after a survey which highlighted the poor quality of the learning facilities was made public last week. Information obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by the Guardian revealed 42 percent of...

Wed 03 Mar 2010 by John Hislop | Read more »

Interview: Michael Hann »

  If you are in any way interested in film or music or journalism, or indeed any combination of the three, Michael Hann may just have your dream job. Hann is the editor of The Guardian's Music&Film section, a supplement which has won the pape...

Tue 09 Dec 2008 | Read more »

Every Libel Helps »

For ten years now, Tesco Lotus, a subsidiary of Tesco PLC, has been operating in Thailand, dominating the local retail industry as anywhere else the Tesco footprint lands. For equally as long, it has trodden less than lightly upon the same trade and co...

Thu 24 Apr 2008 by Roby Alampay | Read more »

How hairy armpits can get you a job at The Guardian »

Helen Pidd

I am pretty sure I have my armpit hair to thank for my journalism career. If I hadn’t decided to let it all hang out during my second year at Edinburgh – and write about it in a double page spread in Student, complete with photos – ...

Thu 24 Apr 2008 by Helen Pidd | Read more »

EU Enlargement: the human cost of our paranoia »

Whilst there are millions of people in this country who would disagree, Britain is far from being the fair and free country of our collective self-perception – the liberal democratic beacon shining on the rest of the world. In accepting the of...

Mon 03 Dec 2007 | Read more »

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