Topic: England
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Meet the group giving a leg-up to Muslim women in climbing
With indoor climbing becoming increasingly popular, ClimbMuz has grown to provide space and community for women of colour interested in the sport
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Photo essay: the bird men of Bradford
WIth lofts full of racers and rollers, a new generation of British South Asian pigeon keepers are bringing new life to an age-old pastime
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Weekend with Faraaz Noor: ‘You can’t beat my mum’s chicken curries’
The Traitors contestant on Saturday-morning walks, his favourite restaurant, and what it was like reaching the final of the hit BBC reality show
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The teacher who gave me the confidence to be a writer
Our education system is judged by exam results and inspections, but its greatest achievement will always be inspiring children and transforming young lives
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‘Lots of people are trying to build Muslim cemeteries. Only we have succeeded’
Muslims are at the sharp end of the UK’s burial crisis but building new cemeteries has proved impossible — until now
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Something to chew on: the new generation of UK paan makers
With elaborate recipes and healthier takes, this traditional South Asian treat is finding a 21st-century audience
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‘Windows to a lost history’: the wonders of Iranian new wave cinema
Between 1964 to 1979 Iranian films were marked by a shared poetic and revolutionary language. Now the Barbican is screening some of the works from this era for the first time in public
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Meet the teenager building award-winning robots at home
Self-taught inventor Suleymaan Khan, 17, is inspiring students around the world with his DIY creations
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Dive into the captivating flavours of the Swahili coast
From Dar es Salaam to the suburbs of north-west London, east African Indian food is fusion at its absolute best
