Samira Shackle

Some back the Houthis’ at­tempt to take on the West and Is­rael over Gaza. Many also wor­ry about a sharp­er es­ca­la­tion.

Op­po­si­tion leader Keir Starmer dis­ap­points those who have tra­di­tion­al­ly vot­ed for his par­ty.

Through­out Rus­sia’s in­va­sion, Ze­len­skyy and the Ukrain­ian pub­lic have viewed the di­vi­sive leader as a strong ally.

Plans to hold asy­lum seek­ers on As­cen­sion Is­land, along with oth­er pro­pos­als, draw ridicule and hu­man rights con­cerns.

As far right backs PM, BAME com­mu­ni­ties al­ready wor­ried about lack of will to tack­le racism fear fur­ther dis­crim­i­na­tion.

New Lon­don ex­hi­bi­tion in­cludes har­row­ing Nazi di­rec­tives and tes­ti­mo­ny from per­se­cut­ed Roma and Sin­ti mi­nori­ties.

Sci­en­tist Ab­dus Salam large­ly ig­nored in Pak­istan be­cause he was an Ah­ma­di Mus­lim, but new film aims to re­store lega­cy.

Britons still love In­di­an food but tastes have evolved from heavy cur­ry house dish­es to lighter, more au­then­tic styles.

The Pales­tine Youth Or­ches­tra is tour­ing Eu­rope, hav­ing con­duct­ed re­hearsals via Skype be­cause of trav­el re­stric­tions.