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Food bank use is on the rise, with austerity the clear culprit

  • Written by The Conversation
imageFoodbank volunteers have their hands full with demand on the rise.Andrew Matthews/PA Wire

Foodbank use in the UK has topped one million for the first time, according to new figures from the Trussell Trust. The charity that oversees more than 400 food banks across the country has recorded a 19% rise in the number of food parcels being given out to...

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No shit Sherlock science – why it's still worth it

  • Written by The Conversation
imageGood for you. Label by Shutterstock

One of the great fears for scientists is that their work will be met with derision, especially when someone has been handed a sizeable sum of money to confirm what the man and woman in the street already knows full well. You only have to look at the annual Ig Nobel awards to get the idea. Driving while using a...

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  1. Hidden crisis of liberal democracy creates climate change paralysis
  2. A better system to protect subsequent kids of parents convicted of murder
  3. China's required reserve ratio cut will nudge Australia along
  4. German experience in Australia during WW1 damaged road to multiculturalism
  5. The last two digits of a price can signal your desperation to sell
  6. Report calls for emissions cuts, but plays down the opportunities
  7. Climate Change Authority calls for 30% emissions cut by 2025
  8. Australia's 'urgent' action on family violence has fallen years behind
  9. The Netflix tax - coming to a country near you
  10. Labor’s multinational tax package misses the point
  11. Doxxing, swatting and the new trends in online harassment
  12. Botox can reach the nervous system – but it's still safe
  13. Believe it or not, we could actually learn something from Islamic State
  14. What should we tell our children about money?
  15. Europe has finally woken up to migrant deaths in the Med – but can it deliver a united response?
  16. Divided we stand: nationalism on the march across Europe
  17. Debut novelist Emily Bitto wins the Stella Prize
  18. Enormous hole in the universe may not be the only one
  19. Is your website mobile-friendly? Google update will hit you badly if not
  20. Fact Check: has austerity held back economic growth?
  21. If media companies do block VPN sites, you can build your own Personal Cloud VPN
  22. Manifesto Check: Labour's housing policy won't help those most in need
  23. Shorten's superannuation policy to hit accounts over $1.5 million
  24. Ley prescribes more talks on reform for 'sluggish' and 'bloated' Medicare
  25. A deal between the SNP and Labour looks easier than ever to strike – here's why
  26. Explainer: Northern Irish politics
  27. Shoppers face little chance in the 'confusopoly' of the supermarket world
  28. Manifesto check: SNP health pledges pose questions for the whole UK
  29. Why the parties have to get over their fear of talking tax rises
  30. Cartoon politics: the literary ghosts of elections past and present
  31. Greville Janner is just the latest twist in a slow-burning scandal
  32. Miliband on Newsnight shows strengths and limits of Labour message
  33. Banning conversion and reparative therapies for youth: one step forward
  34. Born this way? How high-tech conversion therapy could undermine gay rights
  35. China's AIIB helps resolve Asia's soaring infrastructure needs
  36. Dispersants sprayed in wake of Deepwater Horizon oil spill more toxic than oil alone
  37. From braille to iPad: a new app enables the blind to learn online
  38. What the writing on the (bathroom) wall reveals about sex and culture
  39. TV5 Monde take-down reveals key weakness of broadcasters in digital age
  40. Manifesto Check: SNP migration plans focus on international students
  41. Government versus pharmacists in search for big savings
  42. Explainer: the wild storms that lash Australia's east coast
  43. Productivity – the number one economic issue missing from the British election campaign
  44. From crowns and lace to bubble bath necklaces – the morphing meaning of luxury
  45. Sex offending may be in the genes but knowing that won't prevent it
  46. James Anderson record will stand test of time – here's why
  47. Has George Galloway met his match in Bradford West?
  48. What use would a digital bill of rights be?
  49. The Creative Victoria Taskforce is not the worst idea, and here’s why
  50. Star Wars offers enduring themes that appeal to our deepest selves

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