Topic: Territories
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‘A new way to connect’: inside the cafe run by deaf baristas where you use sign language to order coffee
Dialogue Express Cafe, which employs only deaf and hard-of-hearing people, opened its doors in east London this summer to break down barriers between communities
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Celebrated Italian graphic novelist turns to children’s books
With eight award-winning comics under her belt, Takoua Ben Mohamed now wants to tell stories that will help children tackle anti-Muslim hate
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Palestinian oud masters Le Trio Joubran want to unify us all against oppression
Marking 20 years together, the band of brothers are taking their sound and message on a new European tour
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Portrait of Britain 2025: faces of a dynamic yet uncertain nation
The annual photography competition captures the ever-evolving nature of the UK
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Weekend with Aliyah Umm Raiyaan: ‘It takes me a long time to get out of bed, but I think I deserve it’
The bestselling author on taking long walks through London, her favourite cafes and her new book Living with the Qur’an
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‘People still want nightlife — just not alcohol’: experts call for government to support alcohol-free nightlife
A decade-long decline in alcohol consumption is prompting a reexamination of how young people want to socialise
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Board game nights are bringing Muslim communities together
In a city where belonging can be hard to find, cafes are helping people to connect around something timeless
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Shabana Mahmood’s high-stakes gamble on immigration
The home secretary’s far-reaching reforms suggest she is determined to deliver on her border control pledges
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‘The diversity is so beautiful’: 25 years of the London Palestine Film Festival
Over the years, the LPFF has tracked the shifting political landscape in Palestine and Britain, revealing how the meanings of films change, reflecting the world around them
