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I'm A Celebrity fans 'work out' who heads home next as another star to be axed

I'm A Celebrity fans are convinced they've worked out who will be heading home next as the remaining campmates take on a challenge to determine their fate in the competition

Daily Mirror

Joe Swash calls wife Stacey Solomon 'bossy' as he opens up about relationship dynamic

Joe Swash has dubbed his wife Stacey Solomon 'bossy' as he detailed more about their home life and the dynamic in their relationship during an honest chat in the jungle

Daily Mirror

I'm A Celebrity fans work out who will leave after major twist as they make the same complaint

History is set to be made in the South African spin-off of the ITV reality show

Manchester Evening News

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I'm A Celebrity fans 'work out' who leaves next as campmates given 'impossible' decision

I'm A Celebrity fans are convinced they have 'worked out' who is leaving the camp next - as Ant and Dec delivered some shock news tonight and told campmates they would choose their next evictee

Daily Mirror

Gillian McKeith's shock at Shaun Ryder's kindness during jungle camp return

As the pair made an early exit from the All Stars version of the show, which was pre-recorded in South Africa, she said: 'We got on brilliantly'

Irish Mirror

Starvation Stampede in Sanaa Proves Tragic Reality Imposed by Houthis

Dozens of Yemeni families quietly mourned their children who died in the stampede that occurred in Sanaa days ago, as hundreds gathered at a school to receive cash assistance distributed by a commercial group. Among them was Fatima, 60, who lost three of her sons, as they hoped to get…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ramadan recipe: Sweet shahi tukda and Indian family bonds

One of India’s most popular street foods is made regularly in the Ahmads’ kitchen, delighting 12-year-old Ibrahim.

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How patriarchal mindset prevents women in peace efforts

Can Afghan and Syrian women ever be involved in the peace process or will it remain a pipe dream?

360info

St.George Bank defends flagging payment of $30 that had 'Muslim' in transaction description

A Bank of Melbourne customer is left confused after being told to contact the economic and trade sanctions team over a $30 transfer to a family member.

ABC News

Eduardo Camavinga: ‘People think Madrid are dead, but Madrid are never, never dead’

Before Liverpool tie the midfielder discusses leaving Angola, his straight-talking parents and last season’s Champions League win

The Guardian - UK

Turkey quake revives trauma of war for Syrian refugees made homeless again

Syrian refugee children in southern Turkey have never known a time without war in their home country. Last week’s devastating double earthquake has now struck their home away from home – shattering their safe haven in just one night. FRANCE 24’s reporters met Syrian refugees made homeless once more, this…

France 24

After Fleeing War in Gaza, an Entire Palestinian Family Dies in Türkiye Earthquake

Twelve years ago, Abdel-Karim Abu Jalhoum fled war and poverty in the Palestinian territory of Gaza for safety in Türkiye. On Monday, the massive earthquake that devastated parts of Türkiye and Syria killed him and his entire family. The Palestinian foreign ministry said Abu Jalhoum, his wife Fatima, and their…

Asharq Al-Awsat

After fleeing war in Gaza, an entire Palestinian family dies in Turkey's earthquake

Twelve years ago, Abdel-Karim Abu Jalhoum fled war and poverty in the Palestinian territory of Gaza for safety in Turkey.

Reuters

Prices ‘up, up and up’: UK’s independent pubs under pressure from energy costs

As the United Kingdom faces a troubling rise in the cost of living, FRANCE 24’s third report in a series of five focuses on pubs. The country's much-loved cultural icons are suffering in these times of economic turmoil made worse by Brexit and a lack of affordable, skilled workers. Expenses…

France 24

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The Independent UK

Tens of thousands of Afghans waiting to hear if they will be relocated to UK – 17 months after Taliban takeover

The backlog of 71,000 applications is making Afghans ‘unsafe’, charities warn

Chicago Sun-Times

‘You People’ weighs down powerhouse cast with maddeningly obvious racial humor

Heavy-handed Netflix comedy puts Eddie Murphy, Jonah Hill and other greats into conversations that lack any nuance.

WEKU

PHOTOS: In this nomadic tribe in Iran, the women persevere despite hardships

Part of the Bakhtiari people, they live as their ancestors did, migrating between pastures in western and southwestern Iran. Women play a vital role, coping with hardships and persevering.

Bristol Post

Bristol Sweet Mart: the shop which has become ‘as iconic as the Clifton Suspension Bridge.’

This November the Majothi family will celebrate 50 years since their exile from Uganda

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The Hindu

Fatima’s fight gives a lifeline to many women

The docu, Fatima, depicts a solo fight against inter-generational prostitution prevalent in her community

Reuters

Hungry and malnourished, northeast Nigeria endures humanitarian crisis

Lying on a small bed next to her mother, 14-month-old Aisha Usman stares blankly, her eyes sunk in their sockets and rib cage visible.

The Hindu

From hope to despair, life goes on for the Rohingya

Nearly 350 inmates of a camp in Delhi are caught in the BJP-AAP political war

The Independent UK

Exploitation, addiction and slavery among Pakistan’s street children

Photojournalist Paddy Dowling reports from Lahore, where a British charity working with partners on the ground is providing a lifeline for the most vulnerable children in Pakistan

Evening Standard

Afghanistan: one year on — starvation, women in hiding and children married off to pay for food

A year ago today, Afghanistan fell to the Taliban. The economy has since collapsed, child marriage is rife and women can’t work. Oliver Marsden reports from Kabul

France 24

Poverty pushing Afghan families to sell young girls into marriage

August 15 marks one year since the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan. Since then the economy has spiralled into decline and families are increasingly resorting to selling young girls into forced marriages.

ABC News

Australian Muslims 'devastated' by Saudi Arabia's new Hajj pilgrimage lottery

As 1 million Muslims prepare to make the journey of a lifetime to visit Islam's holiest sites, the Saudi government makes a surprise announcement devastating Muslim communities across Australia and the Western world.

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