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Edgy or insensitive? The Paralympics TikTok account sparks a debate

People are slamming the account for what they see as mocking Para athletes. But those behind it, and some featured on it, say it's an important tool for increasing visibility and understanding.

WEKU

Mum called 'bad woman' for not staying at home now has a degree and own clinic

Dr Ros Jabar said 'impossible doesn't exist'

Wales Online

‘My husband walked out when I started studying to become a doctor’

Dr Ros Jabar, 51, worked as a pharmacist from 1997 and said she was the “breadwinner” in her semi-arranged first marriage

The Independent UK

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‘My husband walked out when I started studying to become a doctor’

Dr Ros Jabar, 51, worked as a pharmacist from 1997 and said she was the “breadwinner” in her semi-arranged first marriage

The Independent UK

‘My husband walked out when I started studying to become a doctor’

Dr Ros Jabar, 51, worked as a pharmacist from 1997 and said she was the “breadwinner” in her semi-arranged first marriage

The Independent UK

Pregnant bride pushed off Arthur's Seat was just 'days away' from leaving husband

Fawziyah Javed's mother Yasmin has said her daughter had a plan to leave her evil and abusive husband Kashif Anwar once they returned from Edinburgh, but she never got the chance

Edinburgh Live

Bravery of pregnant lawyer murdered by husband on Arthur's Seat will save lives, says mum

Fawziyah Javed had carefully plotted an escape plan but was tragically unable to carry it out before Kashif Anwar killed her.

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'Digitised NHS too hard for old people - life would be frightening if mum lived today'

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown's mum's final years were happy, she had carers and could phone for help, but life for her today would be frightening and confusing as a digitised NHS proves too hard for older people to access

Daily Mirror

I Rewatched The Live Action Bratz Movie From 2007 Now I Want To Inflict Pain On Myself

I think I had mentally blocked out Bratz the Movie until a couple days ago when I decided to rewatch it on Netflix. It was a shitshow.

Pedestrian.tv

How newcomer Marisa Abela landed the role of a lifetime as Amy Winehouse

As new images of her as the Queen of Camden in the Amy Winehouse biopic emerge — Maddy Mussen charts the rise of the UK’s hottest new star

Evening Standard

Industry season two, episode five recap – finally, we get everything we’ve been waiting for!

An out of office episode sees our central three unlocking the fundamental lack that has driven them to Pierpoint – and finding nothing good – as the series lines up for a fantastic finale

The Guardian - UK

The LGBT+ choir that's giving people in Swansea a community and a home

'There's not really much of a gay scene in Swansea and what was there wasn't always friendly or welcoming. It was discovering the choir that made me actually believe there was somewhat of a community'

Wales Online

Industry season two, episode two recap – Harper bags a unicorn!

Harper gets a standing ovation from the entire trading floor, Yas’ daddy issues come to the fore … and Rishi is ‘horny for flow’

The Guardian - UK

Industry season two, episode one recap – not even the drugs will save them now

The hit banking saga returns with many highs and backstabbing lows – as life has got even more cut-throat in the age of Covid. Watch out for that plunging pound!

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The best thing on TV right now? A bunch of bankers

Season one of finance drama Industry was criminally underwatched. Its second season is genuinely sexy TV with background dialogue better than most show’s actual scripts

Daily Mirror

Afghanistan horror one year on as children sold into marriage while families starve

One year after the disastrous withdrawal which saw desperate people clinging to the outside of planes to escape, Afghanistan is facing a food crisis with girls getting less food than boys

Al Jazeera

Infographic: Which countries have the lowest breastfeeding rates?

Less than half of all newborns around the world are exclusively breastfed during their first five months.

Daily Mirror

TOWIE's Yazmin Oukhellou 'wouldn’t have survived' horror crash if she didn't nod off

TOWIE's Yazmin Oukhellou has shared how her doctor has told her how her having a nap during the drive with boyfriend Jake McLean probably saved her life as her body was relaxed prior to the horrific hillside crash in Turkey

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Farah case highlights fate of less famous victims of trafficking

Home Office accused of prioritising exceptional cases in immigration decisions

The Guardian - UK

The Climbers review – disappointingly flat Everest play

The opening is great, but with characters as thin as the air at high altitude, Carmen Nasr’s new mountaineering drama is downhill from there

Newcastle Herald

Adam and Yasmin Clydsdale to create history by becoming first married couple to play for the Newcastle Knights

"I don't miss many of her games."

The Guardian - UK

Monica Ali ‘terrified’ of writing sex scenes in new novel

Brick Lane author says fear of winning Bad Sex award loomed over writing of latest book, Love Marriage

Tribune News Service

Moira Macdonald's list of must-read books for summer 2022

Sure, you could be spending these pre-summer days doing outdoor activities — but wouldn't you rather be reading? For those whose answer to that question is an enthusiastic "yes," here are four new books worth staying indoors for.

The Independent UK

As Iran-Taliban tensions rise, Afghan migrants in tinderbox

Afghanistan's border with Iran has become a lifeline for desperate refugees after the country plunged into economic crisis following the withdrawal of American and NATO troops last summer

The Guardian - UK

Habibti Driver review – culture-clash comedy never revs up

Shamia Chalabi and Sarah Henley’s ‘East meets Wigan’ drama is at its best on the subject of cars and women’s independence

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