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William Davies

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  • Cameraman, Journalist, Writer and Photographer, Freelance
Oxford
As seen in: IMDb, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, National Institutes of Health, The New York Times, Color Research & Application, Financial Times, HuffPost, The Guardian, The Washington Post and
Oxford based Documentary film maker. Loves to travel. Previously lived in Nairobi and Bangkok. Specialising in films in remote locations. #UnreportedWorld
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Nella testa di un cane

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By William Davies Verified
| Internazionale Verified
Quando ho portato a casa per la prima volta la mia splendida cucciola di due mesi non avrei mai immaginato che sei mesi dopo mi sarei ritrovato a portarla a spasso nel parco vicino a casa con le lacrime agli occhi, sopraffatto da un cocktail letale di senso di colpa, rimpianto e impotenza. Era una di quelle passeggiate destinate a “finire male” e ben note a tanti proprietari di cani. La mia esuberante Dusty si era avvicinata a un altro cane che non aveva nessuna voglia di giocare.
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What training my chaotic dog taught me about power, control – and human beings

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By William Davies Verified
| AOL UK Verified
default When I carried my beautiful two-month-old puppy into our home for the first time, I couldn't have imagined the scene six months later, as I led her through my local park experiencing such a toxic cocktail of emotions – guilt, regret, powerlessness – that I had tears in my eyes. It was a walk that many dog owners will recognise as having "gone badly". My exuberant dog, Dusty, had approached another dog that did not wish to play with her. This shouldn't have happened.
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In Britain, the Far Right Is Moving to the Mainstream

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By William Davies Verified
| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
Hannah McKay/Reuters Mobs of masked men tore through parts of Belfast, Northern Ireland, last week, setting fire to cars and homes. Their primary targets were people of color, and the prompt was a knife attack for which the authorities charged a Sudanese refugee. Graphic video of the attack was shared on social media. About a week earlier, riots had followed the release of body camera footage of the December murder of Henry Nowak, an 18-year-old student in Southampton, a city in southern England.
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