While the decision disappointed some, particularly those trumpeting the charismatic claims of Yousafzai, the decision marks something of a return to the tradition of honouring work directly connected to disarmament, after the EU in 2012 and the even more controversial prize to Barack Obama in 2009.
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Giles's move marks a reversal of the trend over the last 18 months of ITV staff moving to the corporation.
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Across the UK this weekend, crowds of fans will swarm to the first screenings of Avengers: Age of Ultron, the $250m £165mm) sequel that marks the start of this year's summer blockbuster season.
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The slaughter in the street of the Bangladeshi science writer Ananta Bijoy Das by assailants armed with machetes marks the third time this year that an atheist has been murdered in that country for his opinions.
Today marks one year since 276 school girls were abducted by Boko Haram in the northern Nigerian village of Chibok.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.39am BST11 39 Vic Marks reports from Worcester At Worcester the sun is peeping through and there is no scaffolding on the cathedral so all is reasonably well with the world.
