Jerome Taylor

Reporter, Independent of London

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Julian Assange, the mastermind behind WikiLeaks, which resulted in a crisis in world diplomacy, is now facing a problem of his own.

Assange Denied Bail, Sent to Jail

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Julian Assange, the mastermind behind WikiLeaks, which resulted in a crisis in world diplomacy, is now facing a problem of his own.

Assange Denied Bail, Sent to Jail

Julian Assange, the mastermind behind WikiLeaks, which resulted in a crisis in world diplomacy, is now facing a problem of his own.

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In 1982, John Paul II made the first papal visit to Great Britain since Henry the VIII broke with the Vatican.

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In 1982, John Paul II made the first papal visit to Great Britain since Henry the VIII broke with the Vatican.

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