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A lethal cover up: Britain's worst water poisoning scandal.
After two decades of stone-walling by the authorities, alarming facts about the Camelford water incident are beginning to emerge, and this week a coroner opened inquests into a possible cover-up. London Daily Mail, United Kingdom. 15 December 2007.
Thalidomide film premiere revives compensation fight.
Germany's pharmaceutical industry spent more than a year trying to ban the film, but last night a moving, controversial and widely acclaimed television drama about the tragedy suffered by thousands of children crippled by the drug thalidomide was finally broadcast to an audience of millions. London Independent, United Kingdom. 8 November 2007.
'Loony' jibe at US policy over climate.
Britain's most senior scientist warned that Christian and Islamic fundamentalists now threaten to create a blighted, blinkered world worthy of Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four. London Observer, United Kingdom. 27 November 2005.
Republicans accused of witch-hunt against climate change scientists.
Some of America's leading scientists have accused Republican politicians of intimidating climate-change experts by placing them under unprecedented scrutiny. London Guardian, United Kingdom. 30 August 2005.
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