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Jack Curson Muammar Gaddafi ruled Libya with an iron first for over 40 years, seizing power in a military coup in 1969 and finally being...

Jack Curson The Grand Arcade in Wigan’s town centre is to all intents and purposes no different than any of the other run-of-the-mill...

Jack Curson Looking from the highest terrace of the Lost City out to the surrounding landscape is about as stunning a view as you can...

Jack Curson Street art is a common fixture in towns and cities across the world, but when arriving in Bogotá you can’t help but be struck...

Jack Curson The 11th of July 2021 saw the England men’s football team play its first major final for over half a century, in a hugely...

Jack Curson At first glance, the private gated community of St George’s Hill would appear to be nothing more than a soulless stomping...

Jack Curson Fela Kuti, the iconic Nigerian musician-cum-political activist, is renowned in his homeland of Nigeria, his beloved-continent...

Jack Curson From its birth in the aftermath of the Russian revolution through to its collapse following the Revolutions of 1989, the...

Jack Curson Shockingly, since 1967, the British monarch has benefited from personalised exemptions which have been written into over 160...

Jack Curson Since its origins in the late-1960s, reggae has had a monumental impact on Jamaican culture and that of its far-flung...

Jack Curson In 2019, I spent just over a month in La Paz, Bolivia’s soaring capital city. Sitting in a canyon formed by Choqueyapu River...

Jack Curson This article explores the dark story of how the legacy of Nazism, and some of the misguided reactions against it, facilitated...

Jack Curson From a footballing perspective, the 2022 FIFA World Cup had everything. Shock victories for underdogs in the group stages; a...

Jack Curson With a war raging in Ukraine and a global cost of living crisis, coronavirus has fallen onto the back burner of global news...