Tom Dale

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Evictions and Resistance: On the Front Lines of London’s Housing Crisis

10.23.15

By Tom Dale
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Barrel Bombs and Artillery Take Heavy Toll on Vital Rebel Offensive in Syria’s South

09.15.15

By Tom Dale
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Blood Timber: International Logging Firms Worked With Brutal CAR Militias, Says Report

07.15.15

By Tom Dale
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Inside Yemen: Film Shows Remnants of US-made Bomb That Killed Civilians

05.20.15

By Tom Dale
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Meet the New Militant Groups Attacking Corporations and Killing Civilians in Egypt

04.20.15

By Tom Dale
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‘England’s Most Precious Institution’: Election Battle Lines Are Drawn Over the UK’s Beloved Health Service

04.10.15

By Tom Dale
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As Election Campaign Gets Underway, Britain’s Politicians Have Trouble Talking About the Future

04.07.15

By Tom Dale
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Saudi Arabia-led Airstrikes in Yemen May Inadvertently Be Bringing Sympathy for Houthi Rebels

03.26.15

By Tom Dale
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More Than 120 Killed as Twin Suicide Bombings Hit Shia Mosques in Yemen’s Capital

03.20.15

By Tom Dale
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London Police Face 14 New Investigations into Corruption to Cover Up Child Sex Abuse

03.16.15

By Tom Dale
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At Egypt’s Economic Conference, Development and Human Rights Are Uneasy Bedfellows

03.16.15

By Tom Dale
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Why Is the British Government Still Withholding Files on Establishment Child Sex Abuse?

03.10.15

By Tom Dale