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Shrinking Caspian Sea Worries Secretive Turkmenistan

On the Caspian Sea coast in Turkmenistan -- one of the world's most secretive states -- Batyr Yusupov can no longer ferry his passengers between two ports.

International Business Times

My elderly relatives first fled for their lives in 1948. In Gaza right now they are walking the Nakba again

Their story is that of thousands of other Palestinians: forced to move time and time again, their homes lost or destroyed, says Ghada Ageel of the University of Alberta

The Guardian - UK

Australia cricketer Khawaja will ‘fight’ to wear Palestine solidarity shoes

Khawaja says he will fight the ICC’s ruling that stops him from wearing shoes with messages of support for Palestine.

Al Jazeera

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Gangs, Extortion In Bangladesh Camps Driving Rohingya Sea Exodus

Holding his son's hand in a temporary shelter in Indonesia, Rohingya Mohamed Ridoi says he made the dangerous 12-day sea journey from massive refugee camps in Bangladesh to escape the pervasive threats of kidnapping, extortion and murder.

International Business Times

Mum whose baby died in prison blasts 'cruel system' as coroner rejects report

An inquest found “clear evidence” of “systemic failings” in the death of Aisha Cleary

Evening Standard

‘Between two flames’: the Bedouin family that came to embody tragedy and courage on Israel’s darkest day

The Zeadnas saw one family member killed, four kidnapped and another hailed a hero for saving dozens from Hamas death squads, yet as a community their position is far from simple

The Guardian - UK

Death typical of Libyan camps say former detainees after video emerges

Former detainees now in Tunisia say death of woman in Libya camp is not unexpected considering conditions there.

Al Jazeera

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More than 15,000 New Zealanders apply for Australian citizenship in six weeks

About 375 New Zealanders a day have applied since new rules came into effect on 1 July giving them a faster pathway to citizenship

The Guardian - AU

‘Serious failings’ contributed to baby’s death in 12-hour lone prison birth

Rianna Cleary, who was 18 at the time, gave birth to Aisha alone in Surrey prison cell after officers ignored calls for help

The Guardian - UK

Aisha Cleary: Baby died after ‘vulnerable’ Black teenage mother gave birth alone in prison cell

‘Nothing can change the nightmare I went through or bring Aisha back,’ mother says

The Independent UK

What does Pride really mean in 2023?

In his search for the soul of Pride, Paul Flynn heads to a queer east London bookshop that’s become a vital community hub and where, even after years of commercialisation, customers tell him that it’s still rooted in the need for change

Evening Standard

When We Were Sisters by Fatimah Asghar review – a poetic tale of familial grief

The emotional journey of three orphaned Muslim American siblings is evoked with heart-rending precision

The Guardian - UK

Hollyoaks spoilers: ARISTOCRAT ARRIVAL! Lord Rafe moves into the village!

Airs Friday 26 May 2023 on Channel 4 at 6.30pm.

WhatToWatch

Turkey’s opposition opens up to the hijab

The CHP used to back a ban on the hijab in public life in Turkey. It’s changed its tone, but not everyone trusts it.

Al Jazeera

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Mo Farah and wife's love against the odds - school crush, rejection and hiding tragic past

Sir Mo Farah met wife Tania at high school in London, but it wasn't until they prepared to marry in 2010 that he opened up about being brought to the UK illegally to work as a servant

Daily Mirror

Mo Farah's mother is left baffled by his return to running as he gears up for London Marathon

I’m A Celeb star Mo has ditched any showbiz trappings and is back in full bootcamp mode ahead of the event in April after being forced to pull out last year

Daily Mirror

Mo Farah's trafficking hell - torn from home and forced into slavery by imposter 'mum'

Sir Mo Farah bravely shared his traumatic past last year, telling how he was ripped from his own family and forced to work as servant for his trafficker's children

The Guardian - UK

The week in audio: Love, Janessa; The Comb; Arctic Monkeys: Believe the Hype and more

A global catfish scam and a Somalian woman’s adolescence make for two gripping World Service shows, while Sheffield’s finest still sound good on the dancefloor

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Al Jazeera

World Cup closing ceremony: Time, venue, performers

Almost 90,000 are expected to attend Sunday’s closing ceremony at Lusail Stadium followed by the France-Argentina match.

Manchester Evening News

The new films and shows out on Amazon Prime Video this weekend – December 16

Prime Video has some great new content dropping this weekend

Dublin Live

Dublin woman who was first in Ireland to get Covid vaccine will be laid to rest this week

It is understood that Annie Lynch, 81, passed away on Saturday following a battle with cancer

The Independent UK

New this week: 'Banshees,' Whitney Houston, 'High on Life'

This week’s new entertainment releases include an album from rapper Ab-Soul, the irreverent shoot-’em-up video game “High on Life” and rising comedian Atsuko Okatsuka debuts her first HBO comedy special called “The Intruder.”

The Guardian - UK

The Traitors review – Claudia Winkleman’s new show is sick, twisted … and totally addictive

Paranoia, guilt and sociopathy plague the 22 strangers collaborating to win cash – because the Strictly host is secretly ordering some of them to ‘murder’ at night. You’ll be hooked

Chicago Tribune

Anna Diop interview: In ‘Nanny,’ one immigrant story informs another

As a little girl growing up in Houston, Anna Diop devoured rerun after rerun of a particular TV program because her mother was crazy about it. That show, Diop says now, improved her English-language facility — her family relocated from Senegal to the United States when Diop was 5 —…

Chicago Tribune

‘Nanny’ review: Anna Diop shines in an eerie, assured feature film debut

Some movies, mostly to do with how they’re marketed, keep the audience guessing as to what the hell it is, exactly, right up until the moment the lights go down or they click the play button. Horror movies do better business, so the ads tend to play up the horror…

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