The circle of life, the sadness of death. But does it end there? Could there be more to it if we learned to live intentionally?

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From nation states to the self, a new idea of sovereignty is emerging: freedom found in relationship, not control

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A versatile fruit cake recipe from Wales with a pineapple twist makes the perfect snack for a walk with friends

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I keep saying “you” and “we” to something that isn’t there. That discomfort? It’s a useful friction worth keeping

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Despite the huge problem landmines and unexploded ordnance pose, Ukraine – with our help – has plans to thrive when Russia’s war ends

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Global figures meet in London to defend human rights and urge action to halt Iran’s execution of 17 political prisoners

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The government have U-turned on a proposal to re-introduce charges for employment tribunals: we should empower negotiation not litigation

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Labour needs a deputy who can steady the ship and widen its reach, an independent-minded northern voice with a record of delivery

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National Trust artistic collaborations continue with ‘Helios’ shining in the darkness

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The language used by media to report Trump’s grip on America and the role played by the US government

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When the history of Brexit is written, the Lib Dems’ decision to let Johnson hold this election will be seen as a key strategic error.

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We can kick Johnson out. So brave the elements and vote for the candidates with the best chance of beating the Tories.

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Relying on the WTO for our trade was always a terrible idea. Now that the US president has ripped a hole in it, it’s economic suicide.

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Good news from YouGov poll is Tory lead is shrinking. Bad news is they are still ahead because too many pro-European votes are being wasted.

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A Tory victory means more chaos. The only way to end the arguments over Brexit and fix our real problems is to vote them out.

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Johnson yesterday hinted he would axe the licence fee. This had two purposes: cover up his NHS blunder and pummel the BBC into submission.

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PM rips off Love Actually in his video but misses out the punch line: “Just because it’s Christmas and at Christmas you tell the truth.”

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Right-wing press has branded Corbyn unelectable. They are right - he is. Not for the reasons they suggest, but because of simple maths.

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To cover up Johnson’s NHS disaster, Tories fabricate story about Labour activist punching Hancock aide.

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Not only is Johnson lying about surrendering to the EU demand for an internal UK border, he isn’t ready to deliver a deal by December 2020.

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