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Spot check: Cheetah cubs appear for first time at Whipsnade Zoo

Seven cubs were born in May and have been kept in paddocks out of the public eye until now.

Evening Standard

Baby clothes, razor blades and water buckets: Exposing the reality of global inequalities in maternal care

In a new campaign, WaterAid are showcasing what mothers bring to hospital in their maternal bags. In London that means baby clothes; in Malawi, razor blades to cut the umbilical cord and in Ethiopia, a bucket to collect water to help deliver the baby

The Independent UK

As a new mother, it is terrifying that woman around the world give birth without clean water

COMMENT: Amira Aleem gave birth to her son surrounded by the care afforded by a London hospital. She knows many mothers around the world are not so lucky – and wants to see that change

The Independent UK

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Townsville hospital investigates after South Australian anti-abortion activist posts image of aborted foetus

Joanna Howe claims a ‘whistleblower’ sent her the image, which was taken inside the hospital’s room for grieving parents

The Guardian - AU

‘You sneak in and hope you make it back’: the Sudanese volunteers risking it all to bring care to millions

Members of Sudan’s Emergency Response Rooms network tell Guardian they didn’t mind missing out on the Nobel peace prize because ‘we only want to help’

The Guardian - UK

In the Taliban's shadow: Why Germany failed to help all local hires

Halima worked for the German Air Force in Afghanistan. Today, she lives in fear of the Taliban and has received no response from Berlin.

Euronews

Israel shot her son and took his body. She can’t bury him or mourn

Israeli soldiers took Mahmoud Sanaqra after they shot him in February. His mother is still waiting to get him back.

Al Jazeera

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Learned Behaviours by Zeynab Gamieldien review – murder mystery probes privilege and class politics

An ascendant lawyer from western Sydney is pulled back into his past in this pacy thriller interrogating the possibilities – and traps – of social mobility

The Guardian - AU

‘Anything Roman, I’m fascinated’: hiking Hadrian’s Wall with a Muslim women’s walking group

Adventuring group the Wanderlust Women organises hikes through the Amazon rainforest, climbs up Mount Everest and treks to the high Arctic. Their latest expedition? A chance to soak up dramatic scenery and Roman history closer to home

The Guardian - UK

Sidi Shayban’s Ramadan iftars challenge Israeli restrictions in West Bank

From displaced Gaza families to the poor, a Palestinian initiative ensures no one is excluded from meals and compassion.

Al Jazeera

Gogglebox 2025: next episode, shows watched, cast and everything we know

It's time to pick up the remote as Gogglebox 2025 is here to brighten up our Friday evenings.

WhatToWatch

People Slam “Materialistic” Dubai Housewife After “Tone-Deaf” Display Of Christmas Gifts

Linda Andrade, a "Dubai Housewife," shares her extravagant Christmas celebrations, including £200,000 diamond earrings from her husband and luxurious gifts for her daughter, highlighting her opulent lifestyle in Dubai. The post People Slam “Materialistic” Dubai Housewife After “Tone-Deaf” Display Of Christmas Gifts first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Muslim Student’s Headscarf Slips, Male Teacher Asks Female Colleague For Help, She Reports Him

Male teacher notices his Muslim student’s head scarf moved and exposes her hair, thinks it’s inappropriate for him to help her, as he is not related to her, so he asks female colleague to assist his student, but gets reported for his actions. The post Muslim Student’s Headscarf Slips, Male…

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‘People are begging us to feed their children’: Gaza refugees in Cairo find little help

With no centralised relief effort in Egypt, Palestinians are relying on grassroots charities for food, rent and clothing

The Guardian - UK

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Dog With Two Legs That Survived A Gunshot To The Head Now Zooms Around Like A Puppy In Her New Home

Some dogs seem to just have unbreakable spirits, and no matter what happened to them in the past, they continue to enjoy life to the fullest. The post Dog With Two Legs That Survived A Gunshot To The Head Now Zooms Around Like A Puppy In Her New Home first…

Al Jazeera

Palestinian refugees in Jordan fret over UNRWA’s fate, and their own

The agency provides refugees with services but, more importantly, with hope that they can return to their homeland.

Marie Claire

The Fashion Influencers to Follow for the Best Style Inspiration

Your feed is about to look a whole lot chicer

The Guardian - UK

How to make the perfect ful medames – recipe

The Middle East’s favourite bean stew is a simple yet celebrated affair, and known, variably, as ‘the rich man’s breakfast’, ‘the shopkeeper’s lunch’ and ‘the pauper’s supper’ – but what’s the definitive version?

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Women speak out about sexual violence in Sudan fighting

Rapes by fighters are being documented in Sudan as doctors and individuals band together to support the victims.

Los Angeles Times

Of course Jonah Hill and Lauren London CGI-kissed in ‘You People’ — remember COVID-19?

LOS ANGELES — Notice something strange about that kiss in the Jonah Hill-Lauren London movie “You People”? And no, we’re not talking about the fact that London’s character Amira actually fell for Hill’s Ezra.

The Guardian - US

In defense of You People, the hit Netflix movie you hated

The culture-clash comedy does its job of providing a fun escape. Why is that so hard to buy?

The Guardian - UK

The Boys Are Kissing review – family satire with an audacious angelic twist

When two boys kiss at primary school, there’s a furore on the parents’ WhatsApp group and an intervention from fabulous supernatural forces

The Independent UK

Doll company creator wants ‘open’ talks about race to continue past October

Olivia Thompson set up Akila Dolls in 2020 to ensure that her daughter had a doll which represented her.

Daily Record

Wednesday's headlines: Scots mum blasts pub for refusing to serve disabled son and child marriage stopped

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Daily Record

Girl, 12, saved from marrying 70-year-old man moments before wedding ceremony

Little Amira was duped into thinking she was attending her brother's wedding ceremony.

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