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In Rafah I saw new graveyards fill with children. It is unimaginable that worse could be yet to come

The European hospital is crammed with severely injured and dying children – a military offensive here will be catastrophic, says Unicef’s James Elder

The Guardian - UK

The Darkest Days: Israel-Gaza Six Months On review – two half-hours of TV cannot do justice to the lives lost

This is grim, gut-punching viewing. But it can’t represent the sheer extent of the carnage

The Guardian - UK

As Tunisia's Economy Falters, Medical Tourism Flourishes

At a fertility clinic in Tunis, Bintou Yunoussa hopes doctors can finally help her conceive -- one of more than two million foreigners who travel to Tunisia annually for medical procedures.

International Business Times

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My first name does me no favours in Germany. That’s why I rely on Julia, Lena and Anja

Lingering prejudices mean Fatmas and Kevins get a raw deal. Dirks and Evas get the best restaurant tables, writes Guardian columnist Fatma Aydemir

The Guardian - UK

Motorbike rider admits killing boy, 8, in dangerous driving crash in Greenwich

Nicholas Hopkins had been caught previously driving without an appropriate licence

Evening Standard

I’m Israeli, my ex-husband is Palestinian – and our union has never been stronger

At this moment, no one understands our pain better than one another. My ex-husband and I are both clinging to what’s most familiar: the two of us, our kids, our family

The Guardian - US

‘Our turn to die’: A Gaza blackout, the roar of Israeli jets and screams

The absence of communications for 36 hours meant that families in Gaza couldn’t even call for help amid the bombing.

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Sorrow for children caught in war as horrifying humanitarian disaster unfolds

'We just received a message that two families related to my wife have been completely wiped out.'

Newcastle Herald

From Rif to Atlas: Youth-led NGO crosses Morocco to support rural tribes

Following the earthquake, a group of young Riffians cross the country to help Amazigh rural tribes in Atlas mountains.

Al Jazeera

They worked for years in Libya. Now an Egyptian village mourns scores of its men killed in flooding

An Egyptian village is mourning dozens of its men killed in the horrific floodwaters that tore through the city of Derna in neighboring Libya

The Independent UK

Outrage and agony at funeral of boy whose ‘execution’ set France alight

As Nahel’s coffin was lowered into the ground, his mother bravely declared: ‘It is finished.’ But Bel Trew is told the country’s reckoning with racism and nights of rioting are only just beginning

The Independent UK

‘It’s not just in football’: young players’ families on racism in Spain

Abuse hurled at Real Madrid’s Vinícius Júnior caused a storm – but what of the everyday reality of life for people of colour?

The Guardian - UK

Seeking asylum and work, migrants bused out of NYC find hostility

Before he left the West African nation of his birth, Mohamed read that New York was a place of “open arms."

The Independent UK

‘The reality is worse’: can TV drama end legal woes of Egypt’s bereaved?

As a hit series puts patriarchal guardianship laws under the spotlight, campaigners say proposed reforms are not enough

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Mohamed’s story of evacuating Khartoum with his family as they feared for their lives

A MONTH ago exactly, 30-year-old Mohamed and his wife woke up to the sound of artillery fire...

Daily Record

Scots mum and four kids evacuated from Sudan to rebuild lives in Scotland

Jennifer McLellan, from Islay, fled the war-torn African nation she called home for more than 15 years last month but was forced to leave her husband and all their possessions behind.

Daily Record

Scotland's worsening obesity crisis is putting more strain on struggling NHS

Record View says in order to tackle the obesity crisis, we should adopt the mantra of eat less and move more.

Irish Mirror

Britain's Got Talent in 'fix' scandal as Ant and Dec give golden buzzer to former runner-up

Ant and Dec gave out their golden buzzer to incredible music act MB14, after he wowed with a song made using a loop pedal. But it has since caused controversy among some viewers on social media.

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The Independent UK

Sudan evacuation rips British families apart as relatives left behind: ‘We had one chance and it’s gone’

‘My wife doesn’t even have access to her passport because it is with the British embassy’

The Independent UK

British families ripped apart as relatives left in Sudan: ‘We had one chance and it’s gone’

‘My wife doesn’t even have access to her passport because it is with the British embassy’

Daily Mirror

Brit mum and 4 kids fleeing Sudan terrified when tyre blows out amid hail of bullets

Jennifer McLellan and her family were hiding from gun fighting in Sudan, not knowing how they would escape, when a last minute call sent them fleeing to the airport

The Guardian - UK

Fragments from Heaven review – Malick-esque origins of life study looks to the skies

A meteor shower is the central mystery of a documentary set in the Moroccan desert that feels like a cinematic sleeping pill

ABC News

Foreign Correspondent reporter Stephanie March on the challenges and heartbreak of filming a story about looming famine in Somalia

Foreign Correspondent reporter Stephanie March gives an insight into one of the most challenging assignments of her career, dealing with confronting scenes of terrible suffering, security threats and logistical difficulties while filming a story about Somalia's hunger crisis.

ABC News

Seven months pregnant and with four kids, Aisha faced an unbearable choice

Aisha's hometown is trapped between ruthless militants and the worst drought in four decades. So she made a decision no mother should have to make.

Manchester Evening News

'I didn't recognise myself in my son's birth photo - it made me change my life'

Mohamed, from Failsworth, was horrified when he was shown the picture

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