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Fairuz’s ‘Bahebak Ya Lebnan’: Lebanon’s Anthem of Resilience Amid Ongoing Strife

Fairuz’s 1976 anthem 'Bahebak Ya Lebnan' has symbolized Lebanese resilience through decades of conflict and crisis, but its nostalgic optimism now meets mixed reactions amid ongoing strife and displacement.

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Eddie Otchere Captures Iconic Method Man Moment with Wu-Tang Clan

Photographer Eddie Otchere recounts capturing an iconic image of Method Man during Wu-Tang Clan's first UK trip in 1994, detailing his journey to document the group over a decade.

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Transform Leftover Lamb Bone into Wales’ Iconic Cawl Soup – Recipe Included

Discover how to transform leftover lamb bones into Wales’ national dish, cawl, a versatile, hearty slow-cooked soup perfect for any season.

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Rhun ap Iorwerth: Proffil o Arweinydd Plaid Cymru a'i Daith Wleidyddol

Proffil manwl o Rhun ap Iorwerth, arweinydd Plaid Cymru, gan gynnwys ei gefndir teuluol, gyrfa newyddiaduraeth, a'i daith wleidyddol hyd yn hyn.

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Carol Kirkwood Leaves BBC; Relive Her Funniest On-Air Moments

Carol Kirkwood leaves BBC Breakfast after a long career. Relive her funniest on-air moments and explore recent entertainment highlights including awards, charity events, and tributes to notable figures.

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Under Water by Tara Menon: A Tale of Love, Loss, and the Ocean's Fragility

Tara Menon's debut novel explores female friendship, grief, and environmental fragility after the 2004 tsunami in Thailand, blending vivid nature descriptions with a fragmented narrative style.

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Dear Killer Nannies: A Deep, Emotional Take on Pablo Escobar’s Son’s Childhood

Dear Killer Nannies offers a fresh, emotional perspective on Pablo Escobar’s son’s traumatic childhood, exploring themes of violence, loss of innocence, and forced maturity through a coming-of-age lens.

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Niall Grant-Rowlands’ Unique Journey Writing for Phil Mitchell and Ian Beale

Niall Grant-Rowlands, a lifelong soap opera fan, has scripted episodes for Pobol y Cwm, Rownd a Rownd, and Eastenders. He shares insights into his journey from university to writing for iconic characters Phil Mitchell and Ian Beale.

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Bolling Hall Awarded Grant for Abraham Sharp Astronomy Project

Bolling Hall museum received a £3,500 grant from the Royal Society to fund a project on Bradford-born astronomer Abraham Sharp, engaging local South Asian communities through events and exhibitions.

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Netflix's Dept Q Building Denied Listed Status Despite Meeting Criteria

Argyle House in Edinburgh, featured in Netflix's Dept Q, meets criteria for listed status but is denied due to advanced redevelopment plans. The brutalist 1960s building faces demolition despite its architectural significance.

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Titanic’s Original Ship Plans to Be Publicly Released for the First Time

The technical plans of the Titanic and its sister ships will be publicly accessible for the first time through the Harland and Wolff archive, housed at the Ulster Folk Museum and supported by a major cataloguing project.

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£1.1m Secured to Restore Springburn Winter Gardens as Community 'Living Ruin'

Springburn Winter Gardens, Scotland's largest glasshouse, will be stabilised and partially restored with £1.1m funding to serve as a community arts and culture hub, preserving it as a 'living ruin'.

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