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Holocaust Memorial Day – how well is the event remembered today?

Leah Wood interviews Martin Winstone, Education officer for the Holocaust Educational Trust. Today is Holocaust Memorial Day, remembering the horrors

Dan Surrey reports on the issue. Every day in the UK, nine women are diagnosed with cervical cancer. Tests are

By Press Association A second Labour frontbencher has said he will defy the orders of Jeremy Corbyn and vote against

US President Donald Trump wants to pay for his proposed southern border wall by slapping a 20% tax on imports

The editor-in-chief of British Vogue has decided to leave the magazine after 25 years. When she was appointed editor-in-chief back

by Andy Robinson Earlier this week, Kenyan athletes supported the proposal for six of the globe’s best doctors to regulate

by Paavan Mohindru It was inevitable that the nearer the day approached, there would be more opposition. The day that

Kent batsman Sam Billings could get the chance to prove his international credentials in the final ODI against India on

by Anita Nkonge The University of Kent in partnership with Greenwich University officially launched a brand new Student Hub

by Andy Robinson Gillingham reflects a nationwide trend of cafes and coffee shops outnumbering the declining traditional British pub. Local