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SHARIN HUSSAIN
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The Times
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A new poll by a think tank shows that British adults look at their devices more often than people in the three other countries — and are more in favour of age restrictions.
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Alienation and anger over Gaza on the streets of Tower Hamlets
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Palestinian flags flutter in the east London borough, where nearly 40% of residents are Muslim. They say the main political parties are not listening to them.
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Italy's prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, spent €250,000 on a JRR Tolkien exhibition that opened in the city. How did he become a cultural icon for Italy’s hard-right? Produced by Sharin Hussain and Samantha Chantarasak.
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For 11 years journalist Sharin Hussain, 25, has worn a headscarf. But when she’s with friends, she loves to show off her hair and experiment with it — and she even has her eye on a £400 styling tool.
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Course offer a lifeline
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Missed the grade? There's no need to stop learning. Only in print.
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Don’t fancy carting camping gear across muddy fields or sleeping in a tent? Try one of these day festivals.
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Go behind the scenes of the work, which will have its UK premiere at the Aldeburgh Festival in Suffolk on June 19.
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The Sunday Times’s first-ever Young Power List celebrates hard work and ingenuity in its many forms. Read our interviews with all the winners.
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A new study led by a team at Oxford University has found that deaths among mothers during pregnancy or soon after childbirth has reached its highest level in almost 20 years.
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Have a beauty problem but can’t find the solution on the shelves? These female founders took matters into their own hands.
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Rollneck season is over (sorry) — and it’s time to show some skin. From shoulders to toes, here’s your guide to prepping like a pro.
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Sabia Ali is the founder and chairwoman of Chameli UK, a Croydon-based domestic violence support group for south Asian women.
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The on-screen descriptions in series four of the Netflix drama have become a hit with a younger generation who aren’t hard of hearing.
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