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The best of Middle East and international media Putin’s Syrian surprise main stories page 4 Moss on a post-Mad Men world people page 12 Trump: Is his rhetoric fuelling violence? Controversy page 6 Plastic eating bacteria: A cure for pollution? Talking points page 25
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Reviving The Tories: Time For Change?
“Camping. Slow food. Inspirational speakers. A pyramid stage.”
Issue Of The Week: The Credit Crunch, Ten Years On
A decade after the start of the most damaging crash in history, is the financial system any safer?
Roman Britain: How Multicultural Was It?
The row started with a children’s cartoon, said Rachael Revesz in The Independent.
The Ousting Of Pakistan's PM: Did He Deserve It?
“Another major convulsion has ripped through the political landscape” of Pakistan, said Dawn.com (Karachi).
How It Feels To Be Struck By Lightning
More than 4,000 people are killed by lightning strikes every year, and many more are injured. Charlotte Huff met some of the survivors, and the scientists trying to better understand this natural phenomenon
This Week's Dream: Brazil's Grand Colonial Capital Rises Again
After being displaced by Rio de Janeiro as the capital of Colonial Brazil in 1763, the sprawling city of Salvador de Bahia faded into relative obscurity.
French Actress Who Became The Face Of The New Wave
Jeanne Moreau 1928-2017
Venezuela: A Growing Threat Of Civil War
Venezuela is now a dictatorship, said O Globo (Brazil) in an editorial.
Exhibition Of The Week Matisse In The Studio
Royal Academy, London W1 (020-7300 8090, www.royalacademy.org.uk). Until 12 November
We're Being Swamped By Tourists, Say Leading Cities
The crush of visitors in Europe’s overcrowded tourist spots is driving locals to distraction, said El País (Madrid).
