Topic: England
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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 speaks to why we should care’: British Muslims are turning to climate action as an act of worship
During Muslim Climate Action Week, volunteers in the West Midlands are putting their beliefs into action, cleaning up a historic canal
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Art in the face of chaos with shamstep pioneers 47Soul
The Palestinian band’s new EP, Dualism Part 2, is some of their most politically charged and emotively incisive work to date
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Where was Nigel Farage’s outrage when the far right put my family in danger?
Farage has ‘never been angrier’ than when his daughter’s address was made public. But he and his followers have put many more at risk, writes Mothin Ali
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Five of the best outdoor swimming venues for women
When temperatures soar, there’s nothing like a cooling dip in the open air. Here are some of our favourite spots
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The best summer reads for 2026
From sweeping historical fiction to propulsive thrillers, here are five books to get you through heatwaves and holidays, all from authors of Muslim heritage
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Why Burnham could end up fighting the same battles as Starmer
The former Greater Manchester mayor has been styled as an insurgent, but some Labour MPs fear it could be business as usual
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Inside London’s artivist spaces building political engagement through creativity
Artivism uses creative practice to engage with political issues, turning conversations about racism, migration and economic inequality into shared visual work
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Three Luton schoolgirls become self-published novelists: ‘You can do it’
Hamidah Odunuga, Ghania Kashaff and Iqrah Imaan Imran from Challney High School for Girls want to show other Muslim girls what’s possible
