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Sand, sea and a shipwreck: can this tiny Moroccan town become a sustainable surfers’ paradise?

The rusting wreck of a commercial ferry has so far scuppered attempts to open Tarfaya to tourism – but locals are determined to turn the town around

The Guardian - UK

‘You can taste the grease in the air’ - The Greater Manchester postcode lottery that could mean you live five years longer

Figures show a 10-year life expectancy gap between parts of our region

Manchester Evening News

'I'm a GP and might not be able to send my patients for basic scans - this is what needs to change'

Medics from across the country have sounded alarm bells that the health service needs major changes

Manchester Evening News

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Kahramanmaras: Defeater of the French Succumbs to the Major Quake

The Turkish city of Kahramanmaras did not hold its annual celebration on February 12 to mark the anniversary of the defeat of French occupiers in 1920. The commemoration has been held every year since the establishment of the modern Turkish state. The name of the city is a combination of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Quake-stricken refugees in Turkey lament delay in aid deliveries to Syria

Syrian refugees have been among those hardest hit by the devastating February 6 earthquakes. Among those sheltering in Kilis, a southeastern Turkish city a few kilometres from the border, the trauma of the quakes come on top of the ravages of the Syrian civil war and the hardships of exile.…

France 24

Waiting into the night for a miracle rescue in Turkey’s Antakya

A week after earthquakes struck, Turkish rescue crews refuse to give up and find a teenage girl in the rubble.

Al Jazeera

"It was like a war zone..." Police make 15 arrests after shocking violence at asylum seeker hotel protest

A 13-year-old boy was among those held on suspicion of violent disorder

Manchester Evening News

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Main road closed after car 'demolishes' traffic light near roundabout

People heard the sound of a big bang as the car ploughed into the traffic light

Liverpool Echo

Manston asylum seeker's 'worst days of life' were at UK processing centre

'I wished I would have had some rights when arriving here in the UK, but I didn’t have these basic human rights'

Wales Online

Former IS families face neighbors' hatred returning home

Some women who were once affiliated with the Islamic State group have gone home to the Syrian city of Raqqa, but they are struggling to be accepted with their children in their former communities

The Independent UK

‘Republic of fear’: A return to Yemen after 11 years

In April, a nationwide truce provided a much-awaited opening for a return home.

Al Jazeera

‘It has been a sad lesson’: Afghans left behind despite British promise of help

Given the danger many have faced since the fall of Kabul, the paltry number of refugees brought to the UK as part of the government’s flagship resettlement scheme is astonishing, writes Kim Sengupta

The Independent UK

Friends of Twinnell House fire survivor demand 'justice' over her living situation

Two months after the fire that killed their neighbour, Selma and her son are still in a hotel hoping to find a new home

Bristol Post

Jets winger flying after surprise call up

The boss asked me after training if I had a flight booked. When I replied yes, he said 'you better cancel it, you are on the bench'.

Newcastle Herald

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Bristol Post

Twinnell House residents still waiting for answers on smoke spreading and sprinklers after fatal fire

Council chiefs are facing questions about when sprinklers will be installed in tower blocks across Bristol

The Independent UK

Hundreds of child refugees ‘mistaken for adults’ due to ‘hasty’ Home Office decisions, charity warns

Children could be sent to Rwanda because of government mistakes, charity leader warns

Leeds Live

Leeds man stuck in limbo after years waiting for a kidney

Min Minhaj, from Calverley, spends all his free time in kidney dialysis after more than three years waiting for the organ he needs

Manchester Evening News

'My brother's death from Covid shocked us all... I knew I had to lose weight to survive for my kids'

Muhammad Isa underwent an incredible transformation after his brother died from coronavirus at the age of 39

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Ballyfermot teenager Alanna Quinn Idris ‘aces’ Leaving Cert exams months on from horrific attack

Alanna's father spoke proudly about his daughter, who hopes to study architecture

Benzinga

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WEKU

Palestinians grow frustrated with militants in Gaza, and a rift could be forming

Most Gazans support resistance against Israel and Hamas and Islamic Jihad still do have a following, though some Gazans are frustrated with the groups. Analysts see a rift forming between them.

WEKU

How Palestinians view the militant groups that hold power in the Gaza Strip

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip take stock of militant groups there — Hamas and Islamic Jihad — after another round of conflict with Israel.

Al Jazeera

‘Blood, body parts, screams’: Gaza reels after Israeli strikes

Traumatised people of Gaza’s Rafah refugee camp recount the horrors of Israel’s ‘targeted killing’ of PIJ commander.

Wales Online

Cardiff teenager explains what life is really like at £50,000-a-year Eton

Amr Maher attends the elite school, where Prince William and Harry were educated, on a scholarship he won with help from his mainstream teachers

The Guardian - UK

‘They saw me as calculating, not a child’: how adultification leads to black children being treated as criminals

The police strip-search at school of Child Q caused outrage. But experts say it is just one example of how black children are perceived as more mature – and culpable – than white peers

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