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Generation game: how British Bangladeshi gardeners have gone back to their roots

More and more members of the community are cultivating traditional fruit and veg as a way of connecting to the old country

The Guardian - UK

Stirling Observer Give a Gift appeal to ensure a better festive season for the less well-off

Stirling’s community is rallying once again to ensure children and young people facing a host of difficulties will at least have a better festive season. Not only does the appeal exist to ensure no child goes without a gift on Christmas morning, it

Daily Record

Top 10 books about tycoons

From rapacious businessmen to political power brokers, this literature extends from biographies of Cornelius Vanderbilt and Tiny Rowland to novels by Scott Fitzgerald and Preti Taneja

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HBCU grads can face lifelong student debt burdens. Here’s what that looks like in NC

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Whether it’s buying a home, saving for retirement or starting a business, student debt makes it difficult for graduates of historically Black colleges and universities to build wealth after college, a new report shows.

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Biden Is Still Separating Immigrant Kids From Their Families

Children and their guardians are still being cleaved apart in Texas—and elsewhere—under the new administration.

Texas Observer

At least 58 Iranian children reportedly killed since anti-regime protests began

Rights groups say children as young as eight are among the victims of the crackdown by security services since the death of Mahsa Amini

The Guardian - UK

The Russians have gone. Now Kherson faces a relentless new enemy – winter

Residents in the newly liberated freezing city are gathering all the wood they can after the bombing devastated their power supplies

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The first step to Britain’s economic recovery is to start telling the truth

We have all been deluding ourselves for too long – let’s admit what ails us and finally move on

The Guardian - UK

‘Exhausted’ Tories pin hopes on spring revival after bleak autumn statement

Some MPs would like Jeremy Hunt to revise tax rises, fearing impact on ‘squeezed middle’ and backlash from red wall areas

The Guardian - UK

Need a lift? Here’s 53 easy ways to add cheer to your life as winter looms

It’s cold and dark out there – and it doesn’t feel much better in here either. But help is at hand. From baking rude biscuits to walking backwards, try one of these quick, cheap and (moderately) silly ways to beat the gloom

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the police’s failure to prioritise violence against women

As the murders of Raneem Oudeh and Khaola Saleem reveals, some forces don’t regard domestic abuse as a serious crime

The Guardian - UK

Women £574 a year worse off compared to when Tories came to power – Labour

Anneliese Dodds said: ‘The Conservatives have crashed the economy and, as usual, they have lumped women with the bill.’

The Independent UK

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Sir Keir Starmer plans to abolish House of Lords

The Labour leader wants to radically reform constitutional politics with a new elected chamber.

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Fans, fun, fireworks: Qatar World Cup 2022 enjoys rare moment of normality

Matches kick off with fan zones looking like construction sites, persistent fears over how gay fans will be treated and concerns over human rights abuses

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The Observer’s Sue Baker was a pioneer for female motoring journalists

The Observer’s motoring correspondent for 13 years also presented Top Gear long before the Jeremy Clarkson era

The Guardian - UK

Melvin Burgess: ‘The Norse myths are full of sex and violence’

The author of YA classic Junk on the eternal allure of baddies, being a trickster god – and his first book for adults

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Inquiry into worst Channel disaster for 30 years fails to contact victims’ families

At least 27 people died when their dinghy capsized in November 2021, but the UK investigation has yet to talk to their relatives

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UK’s most vulnerable missing out on energy bill support due to confusing systems

Charity warns of ‘significant risk’ that those on old prepayment meters will be unable to redeem vouchers offering £400 discount

The Guardian - UK

UK tenants face blame for causing toxic mould and deadly hazards under new rules

Lessons from the death of two-year-old Awaab Ishak in Rochdale ignored, say experts, as environmental health inspectors told to focus on lifestyle

The Guardian - UK

‘We are treated like dogs’: tenants in damp UK homes left gasping for air

Doctors warn mould becoming serious health hazard, as renters describe misery of landlords who fail to repair their property

Daily Record

Stirling Observer readers respond as annual Christmas Give a Gift toy appeal begins

Drop-off points across the area are starting to gather in toys for the 15th annual Stirling Observer Give A Gift Appeal after its launch last week. With businesses happy to take donations in right across our circulation area, we hope readers and sup

The Guardian - UK

Former Top Gear presenter and motoring journalist Sue Baker dies aged 67

One of the original line-up of the BBC’s car show, Baker had been suffering from motor neurone disease

The Independent UK

Nepali fruit pickers ‘left in debt after being sent home from UK farms weeks early’

Workers spent thousands but were told to leave before they could earn it back, says report

The Guardian - UK

Financial firms accused of adding to pain of vulnerable customers

People dealing with critical illness or bereavement say poor customer service at insurers and banks often puts them through a new ordeal

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