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Muslim mental health inpatients given wudu kits to replace ‘cut-up milk jugs’
More than 80 prayer packs have been distributed by the grassroots organisation MLXN, run by and for Muslims with experiences of mental health recovery
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Living in more diverse areas makes teens less likely to get Pip for autism
Nuffield Trust study lends weight to claims reported by Hyphen that parents of autistic Muslim children find it harder to access diagnosis
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‘Disneyland for food’: World Halal Food Festival returns to London
The annual event for foodies has grown from a modest affair to a stadium-filling celebration attracting tens of thousands of visitors from across Europe
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Bradford neighbours at wits’ end over factory’s foul stench and ash clouds
People near the P Waddington animal carcass processing plant paid for their own analysis of ash deposits nearby — and say the council must step in
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Arriva North London bus drivers strike over ‘brutal’ heat in their cabs
Hundreds of drivers on key London routes are taking part in regular strikes calling for air conditioning as temperatures on board hit 40C
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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
