Topic: UK
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Can the ancient practice of cupping fix my very modern aches and pains?
Dating back to ancient Egypt, hijama is a long-established tradition. Now, it’s being embraced by new devotees
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Faith leaders urge Andy Burnham to go further on climate resilience
Imams and rabbis unite to call for better preparation for extreme weather as a result of climate change: ‘We live on the same planet’
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Lamsa: the crochet enterprise threading communities together
The brand works with refugee artisans from Syria whose crafts include brightly coloured handwoven bags with punchy designs
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Weekend with Kas Ahmed: ‘I wake up to a three-year-old hitting me in the face with a book’
The TV doctor on becoming a countryside boy, making daal nachos and life after The Traitors
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Hamed Amiri on his new book The Other Boy: ‘There is light at the end of the tunnel’
The author has turned his journey fleeing from Afghanistan to Wales into a book for young readers. He hopes the story will help children understand what it means to be a refugee
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The best hiking trips in the UK for Muslims
Here are some beautiful spots across the country with excursions led by organisations working to make outdoor spaces more inclusive
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Fundraiser for relatives of El-Khawwas family who drowned hits £20,000 target
Husam El-Khawwas and Zeina Alayn died trying to rescue their daughters. Palestine Forum in Britain said the swell of donations was ‘humbling’
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Kamal Kaan challenges expectations in his garden and on our screens
His little garden in Yorkshire has won prizes, but the screenwriter and horticulturalist is better known for his prolific work across TV, film and radio
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‘Self-defence is no offence’: a story of anti-racist action on the streets of east London
In his new book, Come What May, We're Here to Stay, Taj Ali chronicles the long history of political activism by the UK South Asian community. Here, we present an exclusive extract
