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Forgotten hero merits a lasting memorial
… Peters' exclusion from the match was probably the first, and still one of the
most shocking, examples of racism in British sport … 
Siberian 'heatwave' keeps bears from sleep
Siberia is basking in its warmest November for 70 years, putting its permafrost, wildlife
and even the human population at risk …
China to prevent transplant trade
China has acknowledged for the first time the scale of "transplant tourism" — in which
the organs of executed prisoners are sold to foreigners — and are to force doctors …
Seeking a peaceful resolution
The Security Council has passed 11 resolutions on Darfur since July 2004. Six were carried
under Chapter Seven of the United Nations Charter, lending them the strongest possible
legal authority …
Troops had right to hear war advice, says law lord
… Lord Goldsmith, should have published his full legal advice on the legality of
the Iraq war before troops went into battle, for the benefit of "those who are to fight …
Security firm collects £112m for work in Iraq
A private security company has been paid more than £112 million by the Foreign Office
over the past three years for work in Iraq …
War Lords
Groups involved in security contracts in Iraq …
Are America's living dolls still living a nightmare?
Red Bull, fake teeth and hair extensions – yes, the junior beauty pageant season is
under way. And, 10 years after JonBenet Ramsey's murder, Michael Shelden discovers that
little has …
Doctor's diary: a difficult debate
James Le Fanu welcomes the debate on treating premature babies …
Junior beauty pageants
Little has changed in the bizarre world of junior beauty pageants in the 10 years since
the murder of JonBenet Ramsey …