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Hot drinks, free coats, cold, hungry children: the shocking reality of Britain’s winter ‘warm banks’

Just six months ago, the idea of spaces where people could escape freezing homes was met with disbelief. Now at one library in Suffolk, young families, restaurant workers and a former NHS cleaner are among those taking refuge

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‘It makes them feel better’: skin and haircare regime a hit for ICU patients

Covid prompted Ginny Wanjiro at St Thomas’ to get funding for scheme reflecting the diversity of Lambeth

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‘We like anything with the Harrods name on it’: luxury brands report booming sales

Luxury goods firms report bumper profits as richest customers remain largely untouched by economic crisis

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‘I didn’t have a single audition for a year’: Goonies and Indiana Jones child star Ke Huy Quan on finding fame again

Forced to quit Hollywood in his 20s through the lack of roles for Asian actors, he is back on screen in the hit Everything Everywhere All at Once. He talks about being a refugee, the wilderness years - and what tempted him to return

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‘I hope things get better’: asylum seekers left fearful and depressed by multiple hotel moves

Families face constant upheaval despite Home Office claims it is planning to stop housing people in hotels

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‘I thought my boyfriend of 10 years was going to propose – then he told me he was trans’

I consider myself an LGBTQ+ ally. But I wasn’t prepared for the shock and confusion I’d feel when the person I thought I’d spend my life with told me their secret

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I spent a year meeting people who make a difference – here’s what they taught me

The Guardian angel is hanging up her wings – here she revisits three community heroes to see how their lives have been changed by the column

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UK visa delays ‘causing rent, employment and healthcare issues’

People seeking to clarify immigration status facing ‘hostile environment’ problems, research reveals

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Why has Britain fallen in love with Botox? There is only one way to find out ...

Increasing numbers of people are using the cosmetic treatment and they are happy to admit it. But what does it feel like to freeze your forehead, does anyone notice – and can it change how you feel about yourself?

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I’m going to smash Strictly!’ Jayde Adams on love, death, fat-shaming and disco dancing

The comedian has been training for the Saturday-night extravaganza ever since she was a child on the holiday camp dancefloor. She talks about TV snobs, loathsome standups and losing her big sister Jenna

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Imperial College London: inside the university that is in the business of studying

At number five in this year’s rankings, up from seven last year, the university’s rep as the place for go-getters and entrepreneurs continues to flourish

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Durand Jones & the Indications review – soul revivalists at the top of their game

Led by the classic showmanship of their frontman, the Bloomington band wow with a set of disco and Luther Vandross-evoking crowd-pleasers

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King Charles greeted by crowds of well-wishers at Buckingham Palace

People travelled from near and far to lay flowers and pay tribute to the Queen as Charles accedes to throne

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‘I’m shocked’: Britain’s ‘coastal grandmothers’ on becoming TikTok style icons

As influencers and celebs promote the chino, sunhat and shades trend favoured by older women, what do Britain’s real #coastalgrandmothers make of it?

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The people making a difference: the powerchair football coach leading his team to victory

Chris Hammans started coaching the side after his son Lewis took up the sport. Now, after Lewis’s death, Chris is determined to continue

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‘A Sikh soldier pulled me out of the rubble’: survivors recall India’s violent partition – and reflect on its legacy

Seventy-five years ago, India was carved up in a matter of months and the new states of East and West Pakistan were formed by lines drawn on a map by a man who had never visited the country. Here, three people who witnessed the huge upheaval and terrible sectarian violence…

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The people making a difference: the food market pioneer taking on the cost of living crisis

At 75, Dorothy Bowker felt compelled to set up a low-cost supermarket for her community. Now it is her turn to be treated

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The people making a difference: the former teacher saving the trees – and bats – threatened by HS2

Carol-Anne O’Callaghan has fought hard to protect ancient oaks near her home, which she says are home to rare bats. Now it’s her turn for a treat

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People making a difference: the Grenfell volunteer cooking three-course lunches for 50 people every week

Besides working at her local food bank, Jacqui ‘the dinner lady’ Haynes feeds the people in her neighbourhood. Now it’s her turn to be treated

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‘I could have been a Mo Farah’: trafficked boxer denied his shot at Olympic glory by Home Office

Kelvin Bilal Fawaz reveals how Farah’s TV interview was a reminder of how his own boxing career was lost to life in immigration limbo

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Harry Styles can get away with wearing a skirt. But can I?

Yes, a man can rock a skirt on the catwalk or the red carpet – but what if your natural habitat is the greasy spoon or street market? Time to slip into that slitted maxi …

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The people making a difference: meet the ex-car salesman now restoring bikes to fund a hospice

Paul Wilcox, AKA Pushbike Paul, found that a side-hustle as a cycle mechanic gave him a way to support a cause close to his heart

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The people making a difference: meet Mr Pothole, the campaigner fixing Britain’s roads

Mark Morrell is on a mission to save lives by tackling Britain’s pothole problem. Now it’s his turn for a treat

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‘It’s everyone coming back together’: why 200,000 of us couldn’t wait to get back to Glastonbury

The festival’s return has filled a gaping hole in the British calendar. We soak up the atmosphere with the help of Jarvis Cocker, Self Esteem and Shaz from Shepton Mallet

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‘None of us knew we’d have babies when we bought our tickets!’ The joys of bringing your young child to Glastonbury

Wherever you look at Worthy Farm this year, there are parents enjoying the festival with their children. Their tips? Plenty of snacks and don’t forget the wipes

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