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Black queer college students want to explore their identity -- but feel excluded by both Black and LGBTQ student groups

For his new book “Black and Queer on Campus,” American studies professor Michael Jeffries interviewed 65 Black LGBTQ college students across the U.S. – 40 from historically Black colleges and universities, or HBCUs, and 25 from predominantly white schools.

The Conversation

Evangelical Christians flock to Republicans over support for Israel

Powerful voting bloc looking to back pro-Israel politicians in hopes of dictating policy that fits their theological views

The Guardian - US

Life on the warehouse floor of Manchester's lost 'Amazon of its day' shopping giant

The pre-internet home shopping mammoth started out as a small mail-order business in Manchester

Manchester Evening News

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Dublin DPD driver 'blown away' by local community after van is stolen

DPD delivery driver Abraham told Dublin Live he is "beyond grateful" for his customers rallying together to help him after his delivery van was stolen on Tuesday morning

Dublin Live

Father Abraham DEAD: Man behind The Smurfs music, Pierre Kartner, dies

Tributes have been paid to Dutch musician Pierre Kartner – better known as Father Abraham – who was the man behind The Smurfs music

Daily Mirror

British PM Abandons Plan To Move Embassy To Jerusalem

It's almost exactly 45 years since Anwar Sadat addressed the Knesset, recalled PM Sunak promoting Arab-Israel normalization

Zenger

Bono woke up in Abraham Lincoln’s White House bedroom after drinking with Obama

The Irish singer-songwriter and U2 frontman spoke about his experience of falling asleep in the White House.

The Independent UK

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The wildly contrasting histories of a fatal outback police shooting inside a cave at Uluru

The death of an Anangu man in the 1930s is at the centre of an outback tragedy involving race, murder and injustice. Almost a century later, his remains have been returned to country.

ABC News

Jack Black serenades young School of Rock fan in heartwarming video

Actor met Abraham, 15, a teenager who is receiving palliative care

The Independent UK

How Frank Lampard's England experience with Tammy Abraham and Marc Guehi can help Graham Potter

Chelsea transfer news: Potter needs to convince stars that Stamford Bridge is the best place to develop before turning attention elsewhere

Football London

Inside the South Korean ‘doomsday cult’ recruiting young Black Christians in the UK

Investigation: ‘You feel special, you get lost in it, you feel chosen and you start to believe in what they’re saying,’ ex-member says

The Independent UK

Nancy Banks-Smith on June Spencer: 70 years of muck and bullocks!

At 103, life starts to sound like a rowdy party going on a few doors down. After being on The Archers all these years, no wonder you want a quiet life

The Guardian - UK

Tottenham first half player ratings vs Roma: Doherty, Dier and attack struggle but Sanchez decent

Here are our first half ratings from Tottenham Hotspur's pre-season friendly against Jose Mourinho's Roma in Israel on Saturday evening

Football London

Millions of Muslims commemorate Eid al-Adha amid high prices

Millions of Muslims across the globe — including in countries like Afghanistan, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen — were celebrating Eid al-Adha, one of the biggest holidays of the Islamic calendar

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The Guardian - UK

‘What are our lives for?’: a philosopher answers kids’ existential questions

What happens when Plato mixes with playtime? Philosopher Scott Hershovitz answers the questions that confound children and adults alike

Daily Mirror

Hero who drove into knifeman that stabbed mum to death set to meet her grieving family

The driver, known only as Abraham, drove his car into knifeman, Leon McCaskie, 41, as the latter was stabbing his ex-partner Yasmin Chkaifi, 43, to death in Maida Vale, London

The Guardian - UK

Londoner who drove car at knife attacker says it was his ‘duty’

Abraham, 26, said he had prayed for God’s forgiveness after the incident in Maida Vale

Evening Standard

Leon McCaskie: Driver who ran down knifeman in Maida Vale says he will forever be haunted by incident

The driver who mowed down and killed a man who had just stabbed his ex-partner to death in the street in Maida Vale has given his first public interview since the brutal incident.

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The Independent UK

Father who mowed down knife attacker in Maida Vale says it was his ‘duty’ to act

The man, who reportedly gave his name as Abraham, 26, was originally arrested on suspicion of murder,

The Independent UK

Driver who killed Maida Vale knifeman acted ‘entirely reasonably,’ say police

Engineer, 26, left unable to work since attempting to stop fatal stabbing because police have his car and tools

The Guardian - UK

Driver who killed Maida Vale knife killer will not face charges, say police

Man, 26, released by the Met after driving into Leon McCaskie, in effort to prevent killing of Yasmin Chkaifi

The Independent UK

‘Hero’ driver who ran over and killed Maida Vale knifeman urges police to drop murder inquiry

Twenty-six-year-old says he ‘only intended to protect those being attacked’ as he speaks out for first time

The Independent UK

Maida Vale motorist urges police to de-arrest him

The motorist, who is only known as ‘Abraham’, has said it was ‘never my intention to harm’ Leon McCaskre during the incident on Monday.

Evening Standard

Yasmin Chkaifi: Hero driver who mowed down killer ex-husband says he is being treated ‘like a criminal’

A man who drove into a stalker who was in the process of stabbing his ex-wife to death on the street says he is being treated like a criminal by police.

LiveScience

Who Were the Canaanites, the ancient Biblical people credited with inventing the alphabet?

The Canaanites were made up of different ethnic groups who lived in the ancient Land of Canaan, and they likely invented the world's first alphabet.

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