Les Misrables Review Injustice Still Stalks the Poor of Paris. In modern-day Montfermeil, the setting of Victor Hugos novel, the filmmaker Ladj Ly stages his own impassioned cry against oppression. Police Commander Not Guilty in Hillsborough Soccer Disaster. A crowd crush at a 1989 match in England killed 96 people, and officials initially faulted the fans. Investigations later showed poor crowd control was to blame. Why Do Americans Still Hate Welfare? «Welfare» remains a charged word in the American lexicon, even though it's rarely talked about as a political issue any more. But why? Musicals of Various Shapes and Sizes Arrive on London Stages. Dear Evan Hansen is the latest Broadway musical to open in the West End, along with the pop bonanza Juliet and nearby, the quietly powerful Ghost Quartet. They See You When Youre Shopping. How Sephora, Gucci, Kiehls and more track about 20 million online shoppers every day. (Spoiler with cartoons.). The Amazon Coat, One Year Later. What all of the women with Amazon coats are doing this winter. The 10 Best Books of 2019. The editors of The Times Book Review choose the best fiction and nonfiction titles this year. Yorkshire people are Britain's angriest motorists. Some 21 per cent of motorists in Yorkshire admitted they had exhibited one or more of the typical 'road-rage behaviours' in the past month.

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