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Freelance journalist @guardian @BBC @TBIJ etc. Wrote Make Bosses Pay @PlutoPress. 2x @TheOrwellPrize nominee. She/her. ***Not here much anymore***
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The legacy of empire at Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games

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By Eve Livingston Verified
| Greater Govanhill
By Emma Bainbridge | Photo courtesy of Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2026 The Commonwealth Games returned to Glasgow this summer, bringing with them a complicated legacy of colonialism, displacement, and empire. Today, the Commonwealth Games presents the event as an opportunity for different countries and cultures to come together through sport.
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Meet Britain's hikikomori

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By Eve Livingston Verified
| Dispatch Magazine
There’s one particular family memory that sticks clearly in Claire’s mind, of her son Daniel as a toddler, in mid-2000s Dorset. “It was like one of those idyllic holiday days from a TV show,” she recalls. “We’d been on the beach all afternoon. Daniel was having the time of his life, playing in the sand a few metres away from me.
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Como a Escócia foi de 'capital de assassinatos' da Europa a um dos lugares mais seguros do mundo

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By Eve Livingston Verified
| G1 Globo Verified
A cena no tribunal era incomum. Em 24 de outubro de 2008, não havia júri, testemunhas nem réus no Tribunal do Xerife de Glasgow, na Escócia. Diante do juiz, vestido com trajes oficiais, estavam 85 integrantes de gangues rivais da zona leste da cidade, a maior do país. Durante décadas, a região conviveu com gangues juvenis que disputavam território, além de crime organizado e brigas envolvendo tráfico de drogas e comércio ilegal de armas. Ataques com faca aconteciam quase todos os dias.
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