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Alarming numbers of migrants attempt suicide on Lesbos
The International Rescue Committee said there was a mental health crisis on the Greek island
Turner Nominees Forensic Architecture build case for human rights
The group's work takes visual art into campaigning territory and shines light into dark corners of torture
Will Brexit lead to rotting fruit in the ‘Garden of England’?
Kent voting to quit the EU could mean a bitter harvest for the county’s fruit producers
Mum-turned-comedienne Sindhu Vee takes on funny business
Sindhu Vee chats about her path to becoming a comedienne at 40 and her mum taking credit for her success
Novichok attackers are Russian spies, says Theresa May
UK leader Theresa May said two men who carried out the poisoning worked for Russian military intelligence
Hijabi Miss England finalist recycles KFC box for catwalk bag
Sara Iftekhar is one of 50 contestants hoping to take home the crown in the annual beauty pageant
Muslim student becomes first hijabi Miss England finalist
Sara Iftekhar is competing for the chance to represent the nation in the Miss World 2018 beauty contest
Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband hopeful of wife’s permanent release
The charity worker returned to prison on Sunday following a temporary three-day release
The Brooke Shields of Kuwait on how to be a successful influencer
The Kuwaiti Instagrammer Hussain is now based in London, where she manages her social media career alongside studying for a law degree
Rohingya children’s drawings show violence of Myanmar military
Save the Children are calling on Britain to ensure Myanmar’s army generals are held accountable for their crimes
Britain to accept some EU rules in no-deal Brexit scenario
The British government outlined its plans in case the country leaves the bloc without an agreement
Trojan Horse: the most controversial play at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
A fresh play at the Edinburgh Fringe shows how a UK government's heavy-handed dealing with Muslim teachers in Birmingham affected the whole community
Ed Husain on what the Middle East could learn from the European Union
“What I wanted to show was that Islam is a 1,500-year-old tradition in which there is compassion, kindness, divinity, art and a veneration of beauty of all forms," says the author
Comedian Eshaan Akbar on trying to highlight the humour in Islam
'There’s no representation on TV of Muslims having a laugh. There isn’t anything out there that allows white British people to see Muslims just being normal,' he says
Rose McGowan: Democratic Party 'protected' Harvey Weinstein
'My life is a little strange. I sold my house in Hollywood ... I feel like it is best to be on the move right now. I have a lot of scary people tailing me, private investigators, spies'
