Full Coverage: Northern Europe

30.09.2007 George Monbiot is one of the speakers at a meeting on "The issues and actions for climate change" in Bristol, 18 October.

29.09.2007 I For India uses the home movies and reel-to-reel tape recordings sent to his family in India by Dr Yash Pal Suri, following his migration to Darlington in 1965.

29.09.2007 Anna is a self-confident nine-year-old Parisian girl whose comfortable life is turned upside down in 1970 when her parents get politics – Chilean, pro-Allende politics.

28.09.2007 A group of Christian Aid activists arrive in the capital this weekend at the end of a 1,000 mile Cut the Carbon march from Northern Ireland to London that has brought the issue of climate change to the doorsteps of local people and to businesses and MPs across the country.

26.09.2007 On the eve of a replenishment meeting of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, G8 donors were pressed not to follow the poor example set by the UK.

25.09.2007 The Iraqi refugee crisis is reaching breaking point, with help from the international community "seriously inadequate", says a new Amnesty International report.

24.09.2007 To celebrate the launch of Amnesty's campaign, Unsubscribe, Amnesty is inviting bloggers, second lifers, social networkers, activists and anyone with an interest in changing the way the world is changed to an evening of wine, smoothies and stimulating speakers in a two-way conversation.

21.09.2007 A tsunami of violence has hit South Africa, writer Andre Brink says on Murder Most Foul, which will be shown on More4 at 9pm on Tuesday.

21.09.2007 Greenpeace blogger Nathan explains why Greenpeace has complained to the Market Research Standards Board about the role of the pollsters employed by the government to conduct a public consultation on nuclear power.

20.09.2007 Among the works at an exhibition at London's ICA in October is a suggestion for a community called Extreme Green Guerillas where animal messengers replace mobile phones and modified urban vermin is preferable to free-range organic chicken.

20.09.2007 A double amputee bomb victim who heads an Angolan disability organisation was thrown off a Portuguese airlines flight to London, it was disclosed this week.

20.09.2007 Despite recent UK government moves, significant gaps and inconsistencies remain in protecting trafficked children in Britain, according to a new report launched today.

19.09.2007 Britain is a society increasingly fractured, with religious extremism on the rise and people becoming disconnected from one another, says the Commission for Racial Equality in its final report.
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19.09.2007 Britain, the world’s third largest user of lethal cluster bombs over the last 10 years, has renamed one of its two remaining cluster munitions in an effort to beat an expected worldwide ban next year, according to a group of humanitarian organisations.
From: Landmine Action

18.09.2007 Virtually all GM crops are grown in vast monocultures for animal feed and the only beneficiaries are the biotech companies that own the patents and a few big farmers, a leading environmental group said in response to reports that the UK Government is backing a new push on GM crops.

16.09.2007 Films from 43 countries feature in this year's London Film Festival, 17 October-1 November, as well as documentaries that include Kim Longinotto's Hold Me Tight Let Me Go, on a school for violent and traumatised youngsters, and The Champagne Spy, Films from 43 countries feature in this year's London Film Festival, 17 October-1 November, as well as documentaries that include Kim Longinotto's Hold Me Tight Let Me Go, on a school for violent and traumatised youngsters, and The Champagne Spy, Films from 43 countries feature in this year's London Film Festival, 17 October-1 November, as well as documentaries that include Kim Longinotto's Hold Me Tight Let Me Go, on a school for violent and traumatised youngsters, and The Champagne Spy.Films from 43 countries feature in this year's London Film Festival, 17 October-1 November, as well as documentaries that include Kim Longinotto's Hold Me Tight Let Me Go, on a school for violent and traumatised youngsters, and The Champagne Spy.Films from 43 countries feature in this year's London Film Festival, 17 October-1 November, as well as documentaries that include Kim Longinotto's Hold Me Tight Let Me Go, on a school for violent and traumatised youngsters, and The Champagne Spy.Films from 43 countries feature in this year's London Film Festival, 17 October-1 November, as well as documentaries that include Kim Longinotto's Hold Me Tight Let Me Go, on a school for violent and traumatised youngsters, and The Champagne Spy, about an undercover Israeli intelligence agent.

16.09.2007 Films from 43 countries feature in this year's London Film Festival, 17 October-1 November, as well as documentaries that include Kim Longinotto's Hold Me Tight Let Me Go, and The Champagne Spy.

14.09.2007 "Appalling conditions and stark injustices" within the high street fashion industry are highlighted in a new report that says UK retailers do not pay developing country garment workers a living wage, while reaping vast profits and paying spokesmodels and CEOs millions of pounds.

11.09.2007 Hundreds of luxury apartments in the UK’s two tallest residential towers are decked out with hardwood flooring sourced from an illegal logging hotspot, according to an environmental activist group.

10.09.2007 Plans by a British company, Vedanta Resources, for a bauxite mine in protected forests in India have been delayed after the Supreme Court in Delhi ordered a wide-ranging impact study.