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Planting trees is not back-breaking work

Brief letters: Punishing Sycamore Gap vandals | Sten dos | My ‘hag’ party | Thatcher centenary celebrations | Duncan Campbell’s legacy

The Guardian - UK

Duncan Campbell was cool, kind and charismatic

Letters: Albert Beale and Allison Perkin recall their times with the Guardian journalist, who died last Friday

The Guardian - UK

Duncan Campbell obituary

Guardian crime correspondent admired for his determined and scrupulously fair reporting of wrongdoing, including miscarriages of justice

The Guardian - UK

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Duncan Campbell, celebrated Guardian crime reporter, dies aged 80

Tributes paid to ‘courageous’ journalist who covered police corruption, Rosemary West trial and Hatton Garden heist

The Guardian - UK

Man in cuffs for 'savage' murder a day after $500k lure

A reward of $500,000 for information about a year-old killing has triggered nearly immediate results, leading to new evidence and a murder charge.

AAP

Reward to crack 'savage' murder of loved father-of-five

A reward of $500,000 is being offered a year after a grandfather's decomposing body was found in the bushland where he'd been camping.

AAP

SMH declares war on ‘vengeful’ News Corp over ‘campaign’ against Kevin Rudd’s US posting

News Corp unleashes tidal wave of criticism over former PM’s barbs about Donald Trump. Plus: Sammy J delights in beating Kyle and Jackie O in Melbourne

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Kyle and Jackie O lose advertisers as campaigners accuse show of normalising ‘violent misogyny’

AMP, Bendigo Bank, Flight Centre and Australian Super confirm they have stopped or are reviewing advertising with KIIS FM program

The Guardian - AU

Wednesday briefing: Julian Assange is finally free – but it is far from the end of the story

In today’s newsletter: The WikiLeaks founder admitted violating one criminal count in return for being reunited with his family. Does his guilty plea put others at risk?

The Guardian - UK

Julian Assange’s release frees up one UK prison cell, but why has it taken so long – and what about the others?

This case is nothing to be proud of. As politicians stood by, he suffered within a chaotic system they have done little to fix, says author Duncan Campbell

The Guardian - UK

The case against Julian Assange has been a cruel folly. His right to appeal is a small step towards justice

Successive home secretaries and the courts have been spineless in pandering to the US government, says former Guardian crime correspondent Duncan Campbell

The Guardian - UK

British judges were right to allow Julian Assange’s appeal. The next three weeks will show who cares about justice

It is hypocritical of the US to seek to lock up Assange while boasting about its commitment to press freedom, says former Guardian crime correspondent Duncan Campbell

The Guardian - UK

After this week’s Julian Assange court hearing, this is clear: extradition would amount to a death sentence

Lawyers posed the pivotal question: how can exposing crime and torture be worse than committing them, says former Guardian crime correspondent Duncan Campbell

The Guardian - UK

Stars are in, angels are out — the style set’s new rules this Christmas

Turbo tinsel, ornament towers and lights, lights, lights — the chicest Londoners don’t do festive decorating by halves, says Joe Bromley

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The National (Scotland)

Leading branches of famous Scottish clan actually unrelated, researchers find

TWO leading branches of one of Scotland's most famous clans are actually unrelated, according to genetic profiling by Scots researchers ...

The Independent UK

Fringe show is ‘dream come true’ for man diagnosed with cancer

Duncan Campbell, 30, will launch his book The Suicide Notes at the Edinburgh Fringe later this month.

The Guardian - UK

Time is running out for Julian Assange. If MPs do not act, how can they say they value free speech?

The WikiLeaks founder faces extradition and an uncertain fate in the US. Our judges and politicians must intervene, says writer Duncan Campbell

Daily Mirror

Moment drug-taking teen drives enormous tractor into wrong lane and crushes car

Tyler Sowerby, 19, can be seen veering into the opposite lane before driving over a car, crushing the vehicle in the process. Remarkably the car driver survived with no serious injuries

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Daily Mirror

Queen Camilla delighted as she presents silver 'treasure' on Antiques Roadshow

Queen Camilla, in one of her last TV appearances at the Duchess of Cornwall, presented a silver snuff box from the royal collection and one of her favourite books on Antiques Roadshow

Wales Online

Camilla's appearance on Antiques Roadshow on Sunday previewed in clip

The Queen Consort took two items along to the show, which is being screened on Sunday, March 5

Wales Online

Queen Consort Camilla brings a book and snuff box to the Antiques Roadshow

The episode is due to be screened this weekend

The Guardian - UK

Dog-whistle politics and the futility of the death penalty

Letters: Support from Dr Tom Wilke, Dr Hamid Khan and Declan O’Neill for Duncan Campbell’s piece prompted by Lee Anderson’s controversial remarks about capital punishment

The Guardian - UK

Dear Lee Anderson: Derek Bentley was innocent and hanged. We scrapped the death penalty for a reason

There were moral and practical considerations to ending the barbarity of state executions in Britain. They are still relevant today, says writer and former Guardian crime correspondent Duncan Campbell

Glasgow Live

When Glasgow's BBC studios were raided over top secret spy satellites

Just months before the 1987 general election, Glasgow's BBC headquarters were at the centre of a national scandal involving top secret spy satellites that would threaten to topple Margaret Thatcher's government.

Tribune News Service

UB40 may have a new lead singer but the hits endure

For successful bands that originated in the 1970s, very few have all their original band members 40-plus years later. A combination of mortality, illness and creative differences splinter them apart. And sometimes this results in multiple iterations of said band.

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