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Queer Eye star says he feels ‘physically sick’ recalling attempts to hide his heritage

‘It was to keep myself safe, and it was to feel like I might be loved’ admitted the Queer Eye star

The Independent UK

Tan France reveals ‘shameful’ reason he once tried to hide his identity

The Queer Eye star has produced award-winning play The P Word, which charts the parallel lives of two gay Pakistani men.

Evening Standard

Jewish billionaire Robert Kraft’s $15 million Super Bowl ad on antisemitism ignites online fury

A Super Bowl commercial funded by Jewish billionaire and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is drawing attention, and unease, days before it airs, after early descriptions revealed it centres on a high-school student being branded with the slur “Dirty Jews.”

The Times of India

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10 Photos of Brian King Joseph: The Violinist Who Sued Will Smith Following Sexual Assault Claims

Violinist Brian King Joseph has filed a lawsuit against Will Smith for wrongful termination, claiming he was fired for reporting a sexual assault during his tour.

International Business Times UK

Afghan families express concerns over SAS soldiers ‘refusing to give evidence’

A senior officer told a closed hearing that the director of UK special forces made a ‘conscious decision’ to cover up potential war crimes.

The Independent UK

Special forces chief tried to cover up concerns about SAS conduct in Afghanistan, inquiry told

Whistleblower says chain of command failed to stop extrajudicial shootings, including of children, after alarm was raised

The Guardian - UK

Frauds: from Jodie Whittaker to Suranne Jones, who plays who in the ITV show?

Two former con artists team back up for the score of a lifetime. What could go wrong?

Evening Standard

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A young surgeon tries to save lives at a crippled Gaza hospital

Shifa Hospital was once the largest in the Gaza Strip and the cornerstone of its health system

The Independent UK

‘What was their crime?’ Families tell of shock over IDF killing of Gaza paramedics

Relatives who waited agonising week before bodies were found speak of passion that drove Red Crescent workers

The Guardian - UK

Israeli military IDs hostage killed in Gaza as ceasefire talks continue

Hamza Ziyadne, 22, was kidnapped by Hamas while working at a Kibbutz near the Gaza border on 7 October

The Independent UK

Two Israeli Hostages Originally Thought Alive And Freed From Hamas Imprisonment Found Dead In Gaza

Israel's minister of defense, Israel Katz, announced the death of two Israeli hostages who were kidnapped by Hamas.

International Business Times

Syrian family left in limbo over Christmas as UK halts asylum claims

Decisions on fate of 6,500 Syrian asylum seekers suspended amid push to repatriate refugees after fall of regime

The Guardian - UK

5 new podcasts to listen to this week

These are our top podcast picks.

The Independent UK

Orrin Evans and the Captain Black Big Band: Walk a Mile in My Shoe review – perseverance and Philly pride

Evans’ soulful and communal album explores his health condition with the help of A-list instrumentalists and vocal stars including Bilal and the legendary Lisa Fischer

The Guardian - UK

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In times of racist violence, loving others can feel like a vulnerable act – but it’s an essential one

Peanut Butter and Blueberries, my play about two young Muslims and how the world shapes their relationship, has become accidentally timely this summer

The Guardian - UK

‘I was told I could visit. Then she went missing’: the Bangladeshi mothers who say their children were adopted without consent

Women living in camps for refugees of Bangladesh’s war of independence were told a local care home would look after their children. Decades on, many are still searching for them

Cinemablend

Will And Jada Pinkett Smith Respond To Rumors He Slept With Duane Martin

After rumors about Will Smith sleeping with Duane Martin spread, the actor and Jada Pinkett Smith responded.

The Hindu

Boy severely injured in accident in Kannur

Tension rose in Kappalam, Taliparamba after an 11-yr-old boy was injured in a bus accident. Protesting, locals vandalised the bus. Bilal, a student, was hit while crossing the road on his bicycle. Locals rushed him to hospital. Bus attacked by group protesting the incident.

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The Guardian - UK

‘They didn’t believe my life’: the poet from the centre of Sweden’s gang wars

Faysa Idle has a book out on the brutal impact of the violence on sisters, partners and mothers

Radio France Internationale

Migrants on France's Channel coast undeterred by latest deaths

"Crossing the Channel, it's playing with our lives," Hajji Mahmud acknowledged. But despite the dangers, the Afghan migrant remained determined to attempt the crossing, even after the deaths of at least six of his countrymen early Saturday when their vessel sank.

Dynamite News

One dead, four injured in stabbing incident at Delhi's Zakir Nagar

One person died and four others were injured in a stabbing incident in Delhi's Zakir Nagar. Read further on Dynamite News:

Wales Online

British woman loses ten family members in Turkey earthquake

Kadriye Karakas, from Epsom, has been glued to the news since the earthquake hit

Al Jazeera

Death toll tops 24,000 as Turkey, Syria rescue efforts continue

Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said earthquake rescue efforts ‘not as fast as we wanted them to be’.

The Guardian - UK

Survivors pulled from rubble 100 hours after quake as toll passes 24,000

Hundreds of thousands more people have been left homeless in often sub-zero winter conditions

Reuters

After surviving Syrian war, earthquake kills most of a father's family

Naser al-Wakaa kept his family safe through years of war, bombings and air raids until Monday's earthquake struck their home in Jandaris in northwest Syria, levelling the building and burying his wife and most of his family under the masonry.

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