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India’s miniature food artists turning croissants and burgers into wearable art

Miniature food art has been around for a while, but these four miniature food artists continue to take the art a step ahead by crafting everything from dollhouses to chef pins featuring our favourite treats such as burgers, sadyas, pizzas, and more.

The Hindu

Taylor Swift fan who struggled to get Eras tour tickets claims singer 'replied to DM'

Taylor Swift will be heading to a host of different countries on her the Eras Tour next year, including Australia - with tickets for her shows in Sydney and Melbourne having gone on sale last week

Irish Mirror

Taylor Swift fan who struggled to get tour tickets claims singer 'replied to DM'

Taylor Swift will be heading to a host of different countries on her the Eras Tour next year, including Australia - with tickets for her shows in Sydney and Melbourne having gone on sale last week

Daily Mirror

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Power, identity, resistance, and the Supreme Court: The story of Koovagam

“For us Kinnars, marriage is not made in heaven. We get married on a battlefield.”

Newslaundry

'I have to pretend my child is sick to get time off work for my excruciating periods'

Two women have shared how their incredibly heavy and painful periods cause them stress at work and how they wish paid menstrual leave was recognised in the UK - like in Spain

Daily Mirror

Britons trapped in Sudan say relatives were not allowed on flights

Foreign Office accused of creating ‘confusion’ during evacuation, with some struggling to get visas or prove citizenship

The Guardian - UK

It takes a village to end child marriage

School plays a significant role in reducing child marriage in Africa.

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Where's the love, "You People"?

More than 50 years after "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," this alleged romance makes the same critical mistake

Salon

FRANCE 24 animated documentary highlights plight of migrants in Libya

FRANCE 24 and the InfoMigrants website bring you an exclusive animated documentary on the story of Muhamad and Amina, two migrants who met while being detained in a secret prison in Libya. The couple survived their ordeal, fell in love and later managed to escape to Europe. But thousands of…

France 24

'A love story in hell': Two migrants find romance during Libya detention ordeal

Muhamad, a 25-year-old Somali migrant, fled terror in his country in a bid to reach Europe. He arrived in Libya in 2017 and was abducted by human traffickers. Tortured, insulted and harassed for several months, Muhamad met the love of his life, Amina, in a secret prison in Libya. The…

France 24

'God's plan': Family flees amid catastrophic Nigeria floods

This year, heavy rains inundated Nigeria and neighboring countries, causing flooding the region hasn’t seen in at least a decade

The Independent UK

Actor Anjana Vasan: ‘We Are Lady Parts is about embracing your weirdness’

The star of Channel 4’s punk comedy on playing reluctant singer Amina and performing with Paul Mescal in A Streetcar Named Desire

The Guardian - UK

Schoolgirl, 5, leaves strangers 'speechless' with random acts of kindness

Sophie-Louise Corrigan passed the tradition down to her daughter after learning it from her own mum

Liverpool Echo

How women and girls vulnerable to climate change are fighting back

ActionAid’s photo essay series features women and girls from Bangladesh, Kenya, Somaliland and Senegal who are battling against climate change

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Al Jazeera

New homes spark joy, caution for hundreds of Boko Haram survivors

Boko Haram activity has displaced thousands in northeast Nigeria, but some are being resettled in their old villages.

Liverpool Echo

Event highlights 'avoidable deaths' after landmark report

A report highlighted many failures in treating sickle cell disease and how many deaths should have been avoided

The Independent UK

‘I feel trapped’: The mothers going without food so their children can eat

Feed the Future: ‘My body has got used to it but mentally it’s traumatic,’ one mother tells David Cohen

Evening Standard

‘My children ask why I’m not eating. I can’t tell them the real reason’

David Cohen talks to a mother who has trained herself to eat once a day so she can feed her family

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Evening Standard

The Clinic at the Almeida Theatre review: by turns fascinating and frustrating but not afraid of big questions

Dipo Baruwa-Etti’s latest play could be more finessed but it’s got lots to chew over

Newcastle Herald

Jesmond tailor and Ukrainian support worker among 220 new citizens welcomed in Newcastle

"When I first came here it was very hard. A new language, new country."

Belfast Live

Antrim Coast Half Marathon: Refugee who calls Belfast home hoping to beat Mo Farah time

Eskander ran for an hour in total darkness the night the military burned down his family home but now runs in NI for the joy of the sport

Daily Mirror

Dad guilty of murder in shootings of daughters after evading police for over a decade

Yaser Said, 65, was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to life in prison after killing his two daughters, 18-year-old Amina and 17-year-old Sarah, in 2008

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m too old for this’: the harrowing flight from Donetsk’s perilous border towns

Urged to evacuate, vulnerable residents are being carried to safety in makeshift volunteer convoys

The Guardian - UK

Lingui: The Sacred Bonds review – powerful abortion drama from Chad

A single mother’s life has to navigate religious and legal strictures when her teenage daughter becomes pregnant

The Guardian - UK

‘I wanted to be on the side of women’: Mahamat-Saleh Haroun on his abortion drama set in Chad

The famed director and lead actor Achouackh Abakar Souleymane talk about the challenges of making a female-led movie in Chad, and being overwhelmed by audience responses

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