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 Witch Way by Rod Shone |
 General Travel by Claude Baechtold |
>Moments >Witch Way Rod Shone moved to the country and found a landscape haunted by the ghost of Jane Walkern >General Travel Claude Baechtold’s pictorial travel guide to Afghanistan >Picnic Protest Georgian residents picket a pipeline by François Daburon >Features - England >Grime Ewen Spencer’s intimate portrayal of the East London Grime scene >Survival Programmes Exit photographers undertook a mass observation of Britain’s working classes in the late 1970s, today their images and recordings are as relevant as ever >Baghdad Garage Stuart Griffiths discovers British ex-servicemen under the bonnet in the International Zone >A Patch of England Green-fingered allotment enthusiasts define our changing nation, finds Andrew Buurman >Features - Worldwide >Embarrassment of Oil Tim Hetherington treads the murky trail through Nigeria in search of oil >103rd Street Adriana Lopez Sanfeliu’s study of women and family life in Spanish Harlem >Look Away Unflinching photographs of survivors of acid attacks in Bangladesh by Andrew Testa >Social Affairs Column >Rage Without End John O'Farrell >Foreign Affairs Column >Tuning In David Pratt >Environment Column >The Oil Curse John Vidal >Inside >Susan Meiselas Reflects on her need to revisit the people and place that shaped her work in Nicaragua >Scene >Crap Photographers Tim Minogue on the charms of the visually-challenged |
 Picnic Protest by François Daburon |
 Grime by Ewen Spencer |
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 Survival Programmes by Exit |
 Baghdad Garage by Stuart Griffiths |
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 A Patch of England by Andrew Buurman |
 Embarrassment of Oil by Tim Hetherington |
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 103rd Street by Adriana Lopez Sanfeliu |
 Look Away by Andrew Testa |
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