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Nottingham Forest: The Soap Opera

Becky Gamester | Posted 07.04.2013 | UK Sport
Read More: Fawaz Al-Hasawi, Sean O'Driscoll, Kuwait, Nottingham Forest, Football, Alex McLeish, Championship, Bristol City, Steve Mclaren, UK Sport News
Becky Gamester

Alex McLeish's exit after just 40 days in charge is only the latest twist in an increasingly-worrying soap opera at Nottingham Forest. As we approach the next game against Bristol City this weekend, the burning question is who would accept the job rather than who the owners will choose.

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Was It Worth It? Iraq, Ten Years On

Gary Kent | Posted 15.02.2013 | UK Politics
Read More: Halabja, Kurdistan, Iraq, Genocide, Wars, Saddam Hussein, Kurds, Iraq War, Huffington Post Debate, Oil, Huffington Post UK, The Devil's Double, Foreign Intervention, Kuwait, Iraq Anniversary, UK Politics News
Gary Kent

We are not only marking the tenth anniversary of the fall of Saddam but the 50th anniversary of the beginnings in 1963 of a campaign of demonisation of the Kurds that proceeded to full-blown genocide, most notably at Halabja where 5,000 people were killed and many more hideously injured by Saddam's Weapons of Mass Destruction.

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Activist Invites Kim Kardashian To Meet Human Rights Defenders In Bahrain

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 30.11.2012 | UK Politics
Read More: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Video, Twitter, Gaza, Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja, Maryam Alkhawaja, Bahrain, Amnesty International, Bahrain Centre for Human Rights, Kim Kardashian, Israel, Kuwait, Sunnis, Milkshakes, UK Politics News

An activist has written an open letter to Kim Kardashian, inviting her to meet with human rights defenders in Bahrain. Maryam Alkhawaja has implor...

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Syria: Gulf States, France and Italy Withdraw Ambassadors As Violence Worsens

Huffington Post UK | Michael Rundle | Posted 07.02.2012 | UK
Read More: Gulf, Damascus, UK News, France, Saudi Arabia, Gulf Cooperation Council, Bahrain, Oman, Italy, United States, Qatar, Homs, Kuwait, Syria, UK News

Gulf Arab states and the governments of France and Italy have withdrawn their ambassadors from Syria in protest as violence against civilians continue...

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The Twelve Month Spring: Assessing The Impact Of The Arab Revolutions

Huffington Post UK | Michael Rundle | Posted 17.12.2011 | UK
Read More: Libya, North Africa, Arab Spring, Tunisia, Middle East, Egypt, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Slidepollajax, Syria, UK News

One year ago today, Mohamed Bouazizi set himself alight in Tunisia. It was a personal protest that had huge ramifications not only for his homeland, b...

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Arab Spring?

Peter Martindale | Posted 23.12.2011 | UK Politics
Read More: Syria, Egypt, Arab Spring, Obama, Peace, Dictators, Government, Politics, Philanthropy, Regime Change, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Freedom, West, Cameron, Development, Qatar, Clegg, Shia, Leaders, Poverty, Morocco, Tunisia, Bbc, Palestine, Rebels, Yemen, Democracy, Bahrain, Education, Kuwait, Health, Water, Food, Libya, Bashir, Algeria, Sunni, Sarozy, UK Politics News
Peter Martindale

As Autumn nears, and the so-called Arab Spring has achieved nothing more than bloodshed, resentment and instability, the West should stop its shameful support of bloody revolution.

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Review: 'The Devil's Double'

Daniel Green | Posted 07.10.2011 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Gulf War, Film Review, Films, Uday Hussein, David O. Russell, Lee Tamahori, Film Reviews, Latif Yahia, Movie, Dead Ringers, Film, David Cronenberg, Movies, Cinema, Movie Reviews, Saddam Hussein, The Devil's Double, Dominic Cooper, Kuwait, Three Kings, Ukfilmdrama, Ukfilmreview, UK Entertainment News
Daniel Green

Based upon the autobiographical novel of Latif Yahia, a body double for Saddam Hussein's son Uday Hussein during the late 1980s, director Lee Tamahori...

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