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‘It was 100% the moment I lost innocence’: how a childhood stop-and-search led to the British debut movie of the year

When Imran Perretta was young, he was abruptly pulled by police into a van for questioning. That experience, as well as the death of his mother, inspired him to make Ish, a coming-of-age tale set amongst the British Muslim community. He talks about trauma, designing toilets and making Luton look…

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Wool is your garden's heatwave hero – here's how to use it for moisture retention and heat management

Tired of seeing your favourite plants dry up in the heat? Here's a genius trick to help with moisture retention, hydration and even pest control

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Garden expert reveals the things you need to do now to ensure your plants survive the upcoming heatwave

Get ahead of the heat and give your garden plants the best chance of surviving the high temperatures

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Want to start your dahlias earlier this year? All you need is a sandwich bag and a handful of compost

One gardening expert has shared his genius, rather unusual method for starting dahlia tubers early, whatever the weather

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How to reuse compost in your garden: experts reveal their secrets for successfully reusing this nutrient-rich soil amendment

Don't throw out your used compost; there are several ways you can repurpose it for your garden

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Gardeners are being urged to put toilet paper tubes in their yard in March — it’s not as strange as it sounds

Here’s why people are being urged to put old toilet rolls to use in their yard this month — and it’s so clever.

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Say goodbye to lawn weeds with this simple March hack — and revive your plants

Want to banish lawn weeds this spring? Do this one clever trick before they take over by repurposing them instead.

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Gardening expert reveals his ingenious trick for checking whether a dead-looking plant is alive and healthy

This quick and easy test will help you decipher if plants are actually dead or are in winter dormancy

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I’m Sowing Double the Seeds on My Windowsill Thanks to Seed Snails – a Free DIY That Takes Just 5 Minutes and Actually Works

It's perfect for fast-growing flower and vegetable seeds

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The one thing you should never do when your pond freezes, warns a garden expert

Worried about your fish in freezing temperatures, here are the dos and don'ts when it comes to frozen ponds

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If flies are taking your houseplants by storm right now, here’s what’s worsening the problem – and how to keep them at bay

These are the two biggest culprits

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Welcome these 4 garden plants indoors this winter, as they double up as leafy houseplants

A garden expert has revealed four outdoor plants that can thrive indoors, especially over the colder months

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5 ways to use baking soda in the garden: from soil testing to preventing weeds

You'll be surprised by just how useful this baking and cleaning agent can be in the maintenance of your garden

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Gardening expert reveals the reasons why your tomatoes are splitting – and how to reverse it

Ever wondered why your freshly ripened tomatoes keep splitting? This gardening expert has all the answers and the solution to stop it from happening again

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Ish review – Luton-set urban pastoral in which racial profiling pushes teen friends apart

Police pressure throws into crisis the tenderly portrayed relationship of two young men coming of age in Bedfordshire town

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How to rescue a plant from the clearance table – and figure out if it's salvageable in the first place

These bargain buys could end up being your healthiest plants!

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A professional gardener explains how tomato feed can significantly boost other plants in your garden

Give your plants a bit more pep in their step with the surprisingly versatile gardening essential, tomato food

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Garden expert shares his method for growing a low-maintenance, fragrant lawn – using teabags

Want to elevate your lawn this summer? The answer is hiding in the tea aisle at the supermarket

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Limited garden space to grow leafy greens and vegetables? Expert reveals three essential edible plants you can grow in pots

Growing fresh produce at home doesn't need to take up lots of precious garden space, as these plants prove

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'Seed spirals' are the savvy way to sow seeds when you're tight on space

Sowing seeds can become a big job that takes up a lot of space - this sustainable solution minimises the impact

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‘The definition of a classic’: Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go at 20

A Booker-winning author, a Nobel prize-winning scientist and the directors of the film and stage adaptations on why Ishiguro’s dystopian tale still speaks to us today

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Can you reuse compost from pots? Garden expert reveals his secret for successfully reusing this nutrient-rich soil amendment

If you're looking to keep your efforts affordable and sustainable, it's time to reuse your old compost and here's how

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How to use cardboard in your garden: 6 ways to help plants, from enriching soil to preventing weeds

Our team of experts explain how to use cardboard in the garden to nurture your plants and soil

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7 ingenious ways to use white vinegar in your garden as a cost-effective, natural aid

Experts reveal the genius ways you can use the beloved cleaning agent to help keep your garden happy and healthy

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The Last of Us and redemption: finding hope, light and God in the apocalyptic darkness

With a catastrophic fungal pandemic creating the “infected”, a post-apocalypse breakdown of society, and a moral quest amidst humans hunting humans, PlayStation game and HBO TV phenomenon The Last of Us has exhilarated and terrified millions of gamers and viewers.

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