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Jeremy Corbyn says he is convinced his party can climb an "electoral mountain" to power as he closes the Labour conference. Full story >>>

Prosecutors investigating the 2014 downing of flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine say it was hit by a missile which was brought in from Russia. Full story >>>

The widow of a Falklands war veteran has won a High Court bid to keep frozen embryos that they created. Full story >>>

US warns Russia over the bombardment of Aleppo, saying it will suspend co-operation on Syria peace talks unless Moscow stops the assault. Full story >>>

Former England boss Sam Allardyce says "entrapment has won" after newspaper claims led to him stepping down as manager of the national side. Full story >>>

A student who fell asleep at the wheel of a car after a night of partying is jailed for three years after he admitted killing another driver. Full story >>>

A 20-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murder after a couple are found dead on a Cardiff street, yards from the shop where they worked. Full story >>>

Hillary Clinton receives another endorsement from a leading Republican, as well as the backing of a typically Republican newspaper. Full story >>>

One in five bowel cancer patients diagnosed in an emergency had "red flag" symptoms that should have been picked up earlier, says a study in the British Journal of Cancer. Full story >>>

World leaders will attend the funeral of former Israeli prime minister and president Shimon Peres, who has died at the age of 93. Full story >>>

Prosecutors investigating the 2014 downing of flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine say it was hit by a missile which was brought in from Russia. Full story >>>

US warns Russia over the bombardment of Aleppo, saying it will suspend co-operation on Syria peace talks unless Moscow stops the assault. Full story >>>

Popular meme Pepe the Frog has been added to the Anti-Defamation League's database of hate symbols alongside the Swastika, since it was taken up by "racists and haters". Full story >>>

Hillary Clinton receives another endorsement from a leading Republican, as well as the backing of a typically Republican newspaper. Full story >>>

World leaders will attend the funeral of former Israeli prime minister and president Shimon Peres, who has died at the age of 93. Full story >>>

Europol believes organised crime is using Android phones to make fraudulent tap-and-go payments. Full story >>>

A 29-year-old refugee has been shot dead by police after a row at an asylum centre involving allegations that his daughter had been sexually abused. Full story >>>

A 16-year-old South African wins a Google prize for using orange peel to develop a cheap super-absorbent material to help soil retain water. Full story >>>

Newsbeat's hears from the biggest hosts of online gaming content in the world about the abuse some women face when they stream or share videos. Full story >>>

A little known species driven to the edge of extinction by poaching, has gained extra protection at the Cites meeting in South Africa. Full story >>>

Jeremy Corbyn says he is convinced his party can climb an "electoral mountain" to power as he closes the Labour conference. Full story >>>

A 20-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murder after a couple are found dead on a Cardiff street, yards from the shop where they worked. Full story >>>

The widow of a Falklands war veteran has won a High Court bid to keep frozen embryos that they created. Full story >>>

A student who fell asleep at the wheel of a car after a night of partying is jailed for three years after he admitted killing another driver. Full story >>>

A High Court judge has banned the publication of photographs allegedly stolen from Pippa Middleton's iCloud account. Full story >>>

Former England boss Sam Allardyce says "entrapment has won" after newspaper claims led to him stepping down as manager of the national side. Full story >>>

Police searching for missing toddler Ben Needham on the Greek island of Kos excavate around a tree apparently planted since his disappearance. Full story >>>

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has won a High Court fight with junior doctors in England over a new contract. Full story >>>

A day of celebrations is held in Edinburgh to mark the success of Scots at the Rio Olympics and Paralympics. Full story >>>

Radical preacher Anjem Choudary applies for permission to appeal against his conviction for inviting support for the so-called Islamic State group. Full story >>>

Jeremy Corbyn says he is convinced his party can climb an "electoral mountain" to power as he closes the Labour conference. Full story >>>

Britain should not remain a member of the single market once it leaves the European Union, former Conservative leader Lord Howard says. Full story >>>

The UK is starting to be seen as "divided, hostile and narrow-minded" since its vote to leave the EU, shadow home secretary Andy Burnham warns. Full story >>>

The success of the UK motor industry could be "jeopardised" if the UK leaves the EU single market, a senior industry figure tells the BBC. Full story >>>

The most senior lawyer working for the inquiry into child sexual abuse in England and Wales is considering resigning, the BBC understands. Full story >>>

A deal paving the way for elections to Labour's shadow cabinet could be done well before the formal review in November, the BBC is told. Full story >>>

Plaid Cymru dismisses claims that the party was given £25,000 by former Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi in 1976. Full story >>>

Labour backbenchers plan to seek control of the party's aviation policy with their own vote on a third runway at Heathrow. Full story >>>

The rich have become richer because of the UK's policies of low interest rates and quantitative easing, says former Chancellor George Osborne. Full story >>>

Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies criticises a new Welsh Government Brexit group for having only one confirmed Leave campaigner. Full story >>>

A little known species driven to the edge of extinction by poaching, has gained extra protection at the Cites meeting in South Africa. Full story >>>

Europe's only non-human primate, the Barbary Macaque, has gained the highest level of protection at the Cites meeting in South Africa. Full story >>>

Projected climate change is set to happen too quickly for grass species, including major food crops, to adapt to the new conditions, a study suggests. Full story >>>

Garden ponds are playing a role in the spread of deadly frog diseases across the UK, a study suggests. Full story >>>

Scientists have pre-programmed materials to change their shape over time. Full story >>>

Entrepreneur Elon Musk outlines his vision for establishing a human colony on Mars for people that can afford a $200,000 ticket price. Full story >>>

The world's first baby has been born using a new "three person" fertility technique, heralding a new era in medicine, say experts. Full story >>>

Delegates at the Cites meeting in Johannesburg have defeated an attempt to set up a process to resume sales of ivory. Full story >>>

Scientists extract fossil proteins - some of biological tissue's building blocks - in a 3.8 million year-old ostrich eggshell. Full story >>>

Further evidence has been obtained to show that Jupiter's icy moon Europa throws jets of water out into space. Full story >>>

Former England boss Sam Allardyce says "entrapment has won" after newspaper claims led to him stepping down as manager of the national side. Full story >>>

Britain's Johanna Konta beats Spanish seventh seed Carla Suarez Navarro to reach the quarter-finals at the Wuhan Open. Full story >>>

Is Seve a cert for Team Europe? Would a pumped-up Poulter or Monty sneak in? And would your US side feature Palmer, Woods, Nicklaus and Mickelson? Full story >>>

Irish pair Michael Conlan and Steven Donnelly are reprimanded along with Britain's Antony Fowler for betting on Olympic events. Full story >>>

Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke receives a rapturous reception at the first hole, and was also hugged by Phil Mickelson and Chris DiMarco. Full story >>>

South African Joshua Chetty is banned for life from professional tennis after being found guilty of match-fixing offences. Full story >>>

The Football Association is "screaming out to be reformed", according to its former executive director David Davies. Full story >>>

BBC Sport takes a look at some events in recent history that have lasted longer than Sam Allardyce's 67 days in charge of the England team. Full story >>>

England head coach Eddie Jones appoints 2003 World Cup winner Richard Hill as England team manager. Full story >>>

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho says midfielder Juan Mata - whom he sold when at Chelsea - has found his "natural habitat" at Old Trafford. Full story >>>

A 15 year old worker died at Pegatron (Shanghai) factory primarily making cell phones and tablets PCs for Apple. Full story >>>

Samsung, the world's 8th largest company, have been criticised for 'kidnapping' union leaders. Full story >>>

Students must have the right to protest on their campuses. In the week when Nelson Mandela died the #copsoffcampus protests hold even more significance, with student protest having played a key role in the 1980s in supporting his anti-apartheid movement. Full story >>>

In the past fortnight the Students' Councils at University of Glasgow, SOAS and four Oxford colleges have passed motions calling on their universities to divest from the fossil fuel industry. Full story >>>

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The Bank of England was visited today by five human �--Carbon Bubbles�-- to warn of the huge financial risk posed by the �--Carbon Bubble�--. The message being delivered is that failure to divest from fossil fuels could see the biggest financial crisis the world has e… Full story >>>

Organise a candlelit vigil on your campus in solidarity with those affected by Typhoon Hayian in the Philippines. #DivestfromDisaster Full story >>>

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Workwear and uniform supplier to the education sector Premier Clothing has been found to be in the Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh which collapsed last year killing 1129 workers. Full story >>>

On November 11th 2013, the Cambridge University Students�-- Union Council voted unanimously to encourage the University and its constituent colleges to divest from non-renewable resources. Full story >>>

A 15 year old worker died at Pegatron (Shanghai) factory primarily making cell phones and tablets PCs for Apple. Full story >>>

Samsung, the world's 8th largest company, have been criticised for 'kidnapping' union leaders. Full story >>>

Students must have the right to protest on their campuses. In the week when Nelson Mandela died the #copsoffcampus protests hold even more significance, with student protest having played a key role in the 1980s in supporting his anti-apartheid movement. Full story >>>

In the past fortnight the Students' Councils at University of Glasgow, SOAS and four Oxford colleges have passed motions calling on their universities to divest from the fossil fuel industry. Full story >>>

Full story >>>

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Workwear and uniform supplier to the education sector Premier Clothing has been found to be in the Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh which collapsed last year killing 1129 workers. Full story >>>

On November 11th 2013, the Cambridge University Students�-- Union Council voted unanimously to encourage the University and its constituent colleges to divest from non-renewable resources. Full story >>>

A People & Planet student who won the Sweatshop Free campaign on his campus in the UK pulls the same trick off in Oklahoma and Sweatshop Free support from students in the US Full story >>>

The movement to divest UK universities from fossil fuels was officially launched last weekend at Shared Planet, People & Planet's annual conference. Full story >>>

For the last three years, Cheney's People and Planet group have organized loads of exciting school events for World AIDS Day on 1 December and this year was no exception. Full story >>>

The Forum is P&P's democratic decision-making event - submit your proposals by 8 December Full story >>>

For P&Per Kirsty Styles, Barack Obama's victory rapidly went from tangible, to imminent, to - 634 days after his campaign began - confirmed, making him the first ever African-American President of the US. Kirsty reflects on the opportunities and challenges this may bring to campaigners. Full story >>>

The largest student conference in the UK on Poverty, Human Rights and the Environment is less than 3 weeks away. Here's why we think you should come.. Full story >>>

Here's why you should put it in your diary and book your place now... Full story >>>

Order a pack with the film 'Can pay, Should pay' and see why the government has no excuse not to Treat AIDS Now. Full story >>>

A report on, and the outcomes of, People & Planet's annual decision making event, The Forum, which was held in Manchester between Friday 7 and Sunday 9 March 2008. Full story >>>

MPs challenged and campaigning celebrated, students gathered in London on 11 March to push government to take tough action on access to treatment. Full story >>>

Malmesbury School makes it onto the front cover of local newspapers during Treat AIDS Now's Week of Action. Jason Peel, Malmesbury Sixth Form student reports: Full story >>>

Oxford University student and Campaign Advocate Nick Chan reports: Oxford University People & Planet met with local Oxford West MP Evan Harris just before the Treat AIDS Now Week of Action to press him to include our campaign demands in his work in Parliament and to present him with the action c… Full story >>>

Students must have the right to protest on their campuses. In the week when Nelson Mandela died the #copsoffcampus protests hold even more significance, with student protest having played a key role in the 1980s in supporting his anti-apartheid movement. Full story >>>

In the past fortnight the Students' Councils at University of Glasgow, SOAS and four Oxford colleges have passed motions calling on their universities to divest from the fossil fuel industry. Full story >>>

Full story >>>

The Bank of England was visited today by five human �--Carbon Bubbles�-- to warn of the huge financial risk posed by the �--Carbon Bubble�--. The message being delivered is that failure to divest from fossil fuels could see the biggest financial crisis the world has e… Full story >>>

Organise a candlelit vigil on your campus in solidarity with those affected by Typhoon Hayian in the Philippines. #DivestfromDisaster Full story >>>

Full story >>>

On November 11th 2013, the Cambridge University Students�-- Union Council voted unanimously to encourage the University and its constituent colleges to divest from non-renewable resources. Full story >>>

The movement to divest UK universities from fossil fuels was officially launched last weekend at Shared Planet, People & Planet's annual conference. Full story >>>

Fossil Free Tour concludes in London tonight, officially launching divestment campaign across the UK and Europe Full story >>>

Moments before a banner protest by students and Oxford residents, police cordoned off a Shell recruitment stand in the city centre today, preventing Shell from actually recruiting students to work in the fossil fuel industry. Full story >>>

Don't miss your chance to win fantastic designer prizes Full story >>>

Lisa Butcher gives her support to People & Planet's Wear Fair campaign for Fairtrade school uniforms and sports kits. Full story >>>

Watch students delivering your messages to Asda during Fairtrade Fortnight demanding Fairtrade cotton uniforms Full story >>>

Students at City & Islington College made mini-movies and spray-painted t-shirts to raise awareness of climate change and human rights in clothing supply chains at their Sustainability and Volunteering Conference last week. Full story >>>

Edinburgh University is hosting a FREE conference aimed at getting more Fairtrade products into universities and colleges around Scotland. Full story >>>

Students at Barrs Hill school, Coventry, promote the Fair trade message to the local Tamil community. Full story >>>

We now have -500 worth of vouchers for Emma Watson's exclusive new People Tree collection to give away to the winners of our Wear Fair fashion show competition. Full story >>>

Sibford school-s People & Planet group have stormed ahead with the Wear Fair campaign for Fairtrade cotton, and have convinced the school to stock Fairtrade cotton t-shirts ready for their summer sports day. Full story >>>

Students at Princethorpe College wowed the school with their Fairtrade fashion show yesterday Full story >>>

Take part in the Big Swap to Fairtrade cotton in schools and colleges Full story >>>

Don't miss your chance to win fantastic designer prizes Full story >>>

Lisa Butcher gives her support to People & Planet's Wear Fair campaign for Fairtrade school uniforms and sports kits. Full story >>>

Watch students delivering your messages to Asda during Fairtrade Fortnight demanding Fairtrade cotton uniforms Full story >>>

Students at Princethorpe College wowed the school with their Fairtrade fashion show yesterday Full story >>>

Take part in the Big Swap to Fairtrade cotton in schools and colleges Full story >>>

Dramatic success for People & Planet's Wear Fair campaign as retail giant agrees to double it's stock of Fairtrade cotton school uniforms Full story >>>

It was a year of twists, turns and amazing successes. Three new campaigns were launched. Thousands more people got involved and we found exciting new ways to work together as an incredible, powerful, inspirational network. Full story >>>

People & Planet joins with students from the US in day of action against trade union busting in Honduras, as university boycott becomes 'biggest ever'. Full story >>>

Under pressure from the international boycott campaign, Fruit of the Loom subsidiary Russell release 'Corrective Action Plan'. Serious doubts are expressed by workers' rights groups as to the credibility of the plan. Full story >>>

The Scottish Greens show support for-People and Planet's campaign to curb exploitation in the garment industry Full story >>>

<h4>VCE and VSAN very very virtuous for newly joined duo</h4> <p>Dell EMC rules the converged systems roost in IDC’s latest storage tracker converged systems revenues in the second 2016 quarter.…</p> Full story >>>

<h4>It is all in the numbers</h4> <p>Apple may have dampened down expectations when it released the last set of quarterly financial figures, and predicted revenues down again year-on-year for the current quarter, but at least one analyst disagrees.…</p> Full story >>>

<h4>ICO delivers £130k fine to Mancunian credit card broker</h4> <p>The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has fined a financial firm £130,000 after it sent out over seven million spam texts flogging credit cards.…</p> Full story >>>

<strong>Podcast</strong> We compiiiiled the coode and committed it the repository, she murmured huskily Full story >>>

<h4>Chinese market is growing <i>fast</i></h4> <p>Gartner gave the 4-socket server market lead to a surprising vendor in its recent worldwide server market report^*.…</p><!--#include virtual='/data_centre/_whitepaper_textlinks_top.html' … Full story >>>

<h4>Cambridge Wireless event chews the fat over key questions</h4> <p>“Defence is only as strong as the weakest link,” said Tim Phipps of Solarflare at today’s Cambridge Wireless event on security within the Internet of Things.…</p> Full story >>>

<h4>2006 called, it wants its technology back</h4> <p>US military lunacy department Darpa has begun offering a podcast.…</p> Full story >>>

<h4>Server shake-up through 4TB, 2u latency NVDIMM tech</h4> <p>Early-stage startup Xitore says it is developing bigger and faster non-volatile flash DIMMs to give servers a performance boost so they could run more VMs and containers and run them faster by sidestepping high latency… Full story >>>

<h4>Application Guard aims to defeat malware served up from web sites</h4> <p>Microsoft is developing a technology for Windows 10 designed to combat the threat of malware served up from web pages penetrating corporate defences and slurping sensitive data.…</p> Full story >>>

<h4>I got BILLS I gotta pay...</h4> <p>Customers at Blighty's high-street bank Natwest have been struggling to make online payments this afternoon.…</p><!--#include virtual='/data_centre/_whitepaper_textlinks_top.html' --> Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/reviews/pl-watt.jpg"><p style="width:69%;float:left">I can’t resist a bargain. Paying 60p for a book with a 1 pound sticker on the front does, I believe, const… Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/reviews/bleeding_edge.jpg"><p style="width:69%;float:left">I have wanted to read some of DFW’s stuff ever since sending one of my blog posts through I Write Li… Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/reviews/flossuk.jpg"><p style="width:69%;float:left">Back in May, FLOSSUK published a couple of reviews that I had written in their newsletter. Reviewing books is a p… Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/projects/twitrss.me.png"><p style="width:69%;float:left">One of the things that people often ask me to add to TwitRSS.me is support for generating an RSS feed from a … Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/geekery/servant.jpg"><p style="width:69%;float:left">In recent months, have been slowly working my way through Brian P. Hogan’s 57 Exercises for Programmers in… Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/geekery/anarcho-haskell.jpg"><p style="width:69%;float:left">One of the cool things about the Elixir language is that you can string functions together from left to r… Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/reviews/the-elephant.jpg"><p style="width:69%;float:left">An Oxfam treat, this. SÅ‚awomir Mrożek’s 1957 collection of ultra-short stories … Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/reviews/the-prague-cemetery.jpg"><p style="width:69%;float:left">Eco is brilliant, and I think this is one of his most enthralling novels since Foucault's Pendul… Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/what-if-languages.jpg"><p style="width:69%;float:left">I came across a very amusing image the other day, dealing with the questions that various popular programming l… Full story >>>

<img style="width:30%;float:left;" src="http://static.charlieharvey.org.uk/graphics/google-vs-oracle.png"><p style="width:69%;float:left">Six years ago Oracle, the database company which acquired the Java programming language when Sun Microsystems we… Full story >>>