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The 360: who can you trust to get it right on immigration?
One of the most important issues for British voters has always been Immigration. Here are different perspectives on the advantages and disadvantages of immigration, in a heavily-based Brexit debate.
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The 360: who can you trust to sort Brexit?
December 12th is the general election and Brexit is still an issue for the major parties. Here are some perspectives on how it can be solved.
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The 360: Who can you trust to take care of the NHS?
The NHS is a major topic of debate in the general election.
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What drove Harry and Meghan away from the royal family?
Harry and Meghan's announcement that they were stepping back from royal duties sent shockwaves through the monarchy. What caused them to walk away?
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Why Australia is uniquely vulnerable to wildfires
Some of the factors that make the Australia's landscapes beautiful and its wildlife so charmingly unique also make the country particularly vulnerable to wildfires.
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The 360: Why do so many people distrust Boris Johnson?
His critics have a long list of U-turns, backtracking, mistruths and outright lies to point to.
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The 360: Who can voters trust to protect the environment?
Which party is best placed to tackle climate change?
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Is NATO falling apart?
Meetings to celebrate the 70th anniversary of NATO have been marred by infighting, public jabs and disagreements. Is the international alliance on the brink of collapse?
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The 360: Who can voters trust to sort out Brexit properly?
Brexit remains the most important issue for voters.
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The 360: Who can voters trust to get it right on immigration?
Immigration has dropped down the list of important issues for voters.
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The 360: How to stop Britain’s knife crime epidemic
Opinions differ on what to do to tackle knife crime.
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The 360: Should British ISIS fighters be allowed to return home?
Turkey's actions in Syria have seen several members of Isis escape.
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The 360: Is Extinction Rebellion making people angry for the wrong reasons?
The group's tactics may be alienating the people the protesters want onside.
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The 360: Is Boris Johnson making it dangerous to be an MP?
Are MPs increasingly at risk in their job?
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U.S. pulls support for Syrian Kurds: What happens next?
President Donald Trump's decision to pull U.S. troops out of parts of Syria has led to concerns that it may lead to Kurdish fighters in the area being slaughtered and a revival of ISIS. Are these worries founded?
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The 360: How bad is the bullying of Meghan Markle?
Prince Harry has taken the highly unusual step of taking legal action against the Mail on Sunday
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Can youth activists inspire climate change action?
Young activists, led by 16-year old Greta Thunberg, have brought new energy into the fight to combat climate change. Can their enthusiasm bring real change or will they be stymied by politics and business interests?
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The 360: Will giving up meat really help you save the planet?
Does the planet need to start eating a more plant-based diet?
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Is a global recession around the corner?
After a decade of sustained growth, the global economy largely recovered from the Great Recession. A number of indicators, however, are raising concerns that a contraction may be coming soon.
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Why are young people so lonely?
Loneliness has reached "epidemic" levels in recent years. The issue is especially pronounced in younger generations.
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Who should decide the Amazon’s future?
Does the environmental impact of the fires in the Amazon give other nations the right to violate Brazil's sovereignty to protect a natural resource that benefits the whole planet?
