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Danish Beermakers Brewing Up Work For Autistic People
With its collection of small vessels and hoses, plain tiled floor and bags of malt, the workplace of People Like Us in Skippinge, Denmark, is a typical brewing scene.
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Sci-Fi London Film Festival
The Sci-Fi London Film Festival has launched the programme for their 17th annual festival. The event will be running from the 27th April to the 6th May 2017. The film festi...
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How To Stop Construction Companies From Choking Our Cities
Poor air quality, with diesel the biggest culprit, is now thought to be the cause of 40,000 deaths in the UK each year. But while cars and lorries have attracted most atten...
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Exclusive: Clip From Shola Amoo's Film On Gentrification
Having premiered at London Film Festival last year to rapturous applause from critics, A Moving Image is finally reaching cinemas across the country. Shola Amoo directorial...
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13 Reasons Why: Does It Really Glamorise Suicide?
They say the road to hell is paved with good intentions – and for many, that seems to be the case with Selena Gomez’s new television series, 13 Reasons Why. Cri...
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Mammoths, Sabre Tooth Tigers And Other Megafauna Went Extinct
Mammoths, sabre-tooth tigers, giant sloths and other ‘megafauna’ died out across most of the world at the end of the last Ice Age because the changing climate b...
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The Train - First Class Delivery For Women's Rights At Belfast's MAC
The issue of women's reproductive rights in 1970s Ireland doesn't immediately suggest 'musical comedy' - yet this is the path taken in The Train with delightful ease. After...
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Ramesh Sippy Steps In To Train TV's GenNext
Indian television has, for long, suffered from a shortage of writers who could pen down the 1,000 or so episodes that Hindi GEC dramas demand. Of course, efforts are being ...
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Germany Strikes Offshore Wind Deals, Subsidy Not Included
European governments have spent large sums of money in recent years subsidizing giant offshore wind projects in hopes of creating a clean source of energy that could eventu...
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Repeats, Ad Nauseum
With the Dalai Lama’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh doing the news rounds, there can be no better a time than this for Epic Channel to telecast the first two episodes of...
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