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I work remotely – I’ve found the perfect winter base on Egypt’s Red Sea coast
I work remotely – I’ve found the perfect winter base on Egypt’s Red Sea coast

The i Paper: This small beach town offers winter sun, £1 coffees and a surprisingly perfect location for remote working

First came the Manchester synagogue attack – then the antisemitic response
First came the Manchester synagogue attack – then the antisemitic response

MetroUK: Immediately after news broke of the Manchester synagogue attack on Thursday – during which two Jewish people were killed and three were seriously injured – I began checking the comments under posts about the story.

The artificial village that could solve travel’s biggest problem
The artificial village that could solve travel’s biggest problem

MetroUK: El Gouna is everything I normally dislike: a resort town with luxury hotels and a lack of historical depth. But, in large pockets of the town, something special is happening.

I visited the tiny island that is Italy’s best kept secret and you can avoid the summer crowds
I visited the tiny island that is Italy’s best kept secret and you can avoid the summer crowds

The Sun: Ustica, a tiny island about 30 miles north of Palermo and probably Sicily’s best-kept secret.

I found heaven in the ‘Hawaii of Europe’ — but the clock is ticking
I found heaven in the ‘Hawaii of Europe’ — but the clock is ticking

MetroUK: A beautiful collection of islands in the middle of the Atlantic.

Why Ridley Scott’s 2005 Crusader flop is a far superior film to Gladiator
Why Ridley Scott’s 2005 Crusader flop is a far superior film to Gladiator

MetroUK: Kingdom of Heaven should rank among the very best of the historical epics

I love that Joker: Folie à Deux sticks a middle finger up at incels
I love that Joker: Folie à Deux sticks a middle finger up at incels

MetroUK: Joker: Folie à Deux pulls no punches, and targets some of the incel fans of the first movie

1,000,000 died in 100 days of slaughter. How Rwanda still bears the scars of genocide 30 years on
1,000,000 died in 100 days of slaughter. How Rwanda still bears the scars of genocide 30 years on

MetroUK: How Rwanda astonishingly achieved peace and reconciliation in just three decades

Only on a Kenyan safari could you see an elephant wander freely past a football pitch
Only on a Kenyan safari could you see an elephant wander freely past a football pitch

MetroUK: Visiting the magnificent and magical Kenya.

My dad only wanted to help kids in Rwanda, but when I met the people he had helped, I understood the impact of white saviourism
My dad only wanted to help kids in Rwanda, but when I met the people he had helped, I understood the impact of white saviourism

MetroUK: 12 years after my dad's death, I returned to Rwanda to meet the boy he had sponsored and see the impact of his actions.

Iftar at Shakespeare’s Globe is a reminder of England’s forgotten relationship with Islam
Iftar at Shakespeare’s Globe is a reminder of England’s forgotten relationship with Islam

The Evening Standard: After Elizabeth I was excommunicated she began to build links with the Islamic world, which is reflected in some of Shakespeare’s plays

From Broadway To Hollywood: ‘In The Heights’ aims to break the barriers of Latinx representation
From Broadway To Hollywood: ‘In The Heights’ aims to break the barriers of Latinx representation

Media Diversity Institute: Until a Hollywood film accurately represents the Latinx community, there will still be representation battles left to fight, and the glass ceiling will remain in place.

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