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Choline, which is found mostly in meat and dairy products, is described as 'critical for a number of functions across the life cycle'
The Wasit Wetland Centre is one of six winners of the prestigious award
A new collection of essays by Arab women working in the region shines a light on the importance of native, not just westernised, coverage
The first equestrian tank has been installed at Zabeel Stables – and the results are impressive
Galley Beggar Press took a chance on Lucy Ellmann's 1,000-page novel – and it's paid off
Images from the first dive to the wreck in 14 years show severe deterioration to the hull and officers' quarters
Choreographer Alaa Krimed tells us about his first full-length show since 2012
The exhibition sheds light on the life of Britons who moved to the Gulf – and those who went the other way
The Library of Unread Books is an upcoming art installation made up entirely of books unread by their original owners
The Swedish comedian's vegetable-based pun topped the public poll
The film is a violent satire in which 'globalist elites' hunt red state Americans
The Nobel Prize-winning author died earlier this week at the age of 88
Zena and Mena Nasiri have started a non-profit organisation to ensure books with female Muslim characters are stocked in schools and libraries across the world
Rendezvous in Paris celebrates avant-garde artists of the 20th century
From thrillers to debut novels and a collection of essays, here are the 19 books to pack for the beach this summer
