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UK South Asian artists are still told there is no audience for their work. Ticket sales show otherwise
Galleries and theatres are enjoying a surge in visitor numbers as British South Asians flock to see art that engages them
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‘A lot of these women fled war and trauma’: the community garden offering refugees a place to grow
The Appletree project in Wakefield acts as a vital green space for women, removing barriers to access and health inequality that might exist due to culture or religion
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‘Unclear’ on Gaza but liked by local Muslims: the Hyphen guide to Andy Burnham
Here’s what we know about the Labour leadership hopeful and his positions on domestic and foreign affairs
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What did Arab scholars think of Homer and The Odyssey?
The epic Greek poem, now brought to the big screen by director Christopher Nolan, has a shared cultural ancestry with Arab literature
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London needs city-wide burial strategy, Lib Dems urge
Call comes from London Assembly Lib Dem leader Hina Bokhari — who battled to get her father, Sadiq Khan’s old headteacher, buried in Merton
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Campaign for Muslim war memorial in London to shut and back West Mids bid
National Muslim War Memorial Trust will close down and transfer its £19,000 balance to the Staffordshire-focused World Wars Muslim Memorial Trust
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Weekend with Youssef Kerkour: ‘By nature I’m a night owl’
The Bafta-nominated actor on being a homebody, a perfect Saturday watching TV with his family, and why he’s a fan of the Imax
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Faith leaders welcome King’s new ‘protector of multi-faith nation’ title
Christian, Muslim and Jewish figures praise pluralist rewrite of King’s traditional ‘protector of the faith’ job description
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Burnham could get mosque security funding devolved
Greater Manchester Combined Authority is in discussions with the Home Office about taking control of the ‘protective security’ scheme
