The world has undoubtedly got a fake news problem there is a compelling case for setting up an international body to combat it, writes Graham Lawton<\/p>\n
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I AM not a gambler, but every now and then something comes across my desk that looks worth a punt. Im also not a tipster who gives away their inside info? but Im going to have to show my hand, or this wont be much of a column. My tip for the day: Sheldon Himelfarb to win the Nobel peace prize.<\/p>\n
Hardly a household name, admittedly. And not a bet that is likely to pay out any time soon. Im playing the long game, a bit like the time I decided to put a tenner on one of my sons <\/p>\n
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