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Jamie Doward

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‘Champion of the invisible’: blue plaque campaign for pioneer on homelessness

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By Jamie Doward
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
His work with people on the streets in 60s Britain dragged the country’s approach to tackling homelessness out of the Victorian era. Anton Wallich-Clifford was an ex-probation officer whose work with the down-and-outs who regularly appeared before Bow Street magistrates court convinced him a top-down, paternalist approach to tackling homelessness was doomed to fail.
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Scientists call for nationwide lockdown after rapid spread of Covid-19 variant

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By Robin McKie, Toby Helm, Jamie Doward
| MSN Canada Verified
© Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Natchavakorn Songpracone/Alamy Cases of the new variant Covid-19 virus were confirmed in several European countries on Saturday, including Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. All were linked to people who had arrived from the UK. Meanwhile, Japan has announced it is banning all new entries of foreign nationals from Monday following the discovery of the variant in travellers from the UK.
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British banks under pressure over £45m loans to firm with links to Myanmar military

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By Jamie Doward
| MSN Canada Verified
Human rights groups are demanding that two of Britain’s biggest banks explain why they have lent tens of millions of pounds to a technology company building a telecoms network that is part-owned and used by the Myanmar military. HSBC and Standard Chartered have loaned $60m (£44.5m) to Vietnamese telecom giant Viettel in the last four years, a period when the Myanmar military has been accused of committing war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity.
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