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Tax evasion, bribery and the mother of all family feuds
“If anybody got nicked and sent to prison, Martin could probably stand it.”
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136,000 tonnes of waste piled on our green belt. Why?
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No, pro-Palestine activists are not ‘Jew-hunting’ in Woodseats
‘We hoped if we kept quiet and did nothing, it would die down, but clearly it won’t’
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The ballad of the bollard
'It’s become this thing, this angry white middle aged geezer, banging on about a bollard. "Get a life, mate", people say'
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Hundreds of Palestinian women have gone through university — partly thanks to a group of Sheffield activists
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The Crucible's next chapter opens
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Inside the city’s oldest — and smallest — theatre
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Are we England’s friendliest city?
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