Korean fansign: Every K-Pop fangirl's dream
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Young K-pop fans around the globe are spending thousands of dollars to fansign with their favourite idols.
The environmental justice organisation aiming to build skills and crafts for refugees and local communities in London.
With new sports and the return of old favourites, there’s plenty to look forward to this summer.
Endometriosis and PCOS are conditions that affect 1 in 10 women in the UK, but despite these significant statistics, there is still no known cause or cure.
LGBTWho: The queen who fought back
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This podcast takes a deep dive into the history of William Dorsey Swann who was the self proclaimed ‘first drag queen’. With extracts from author Kit Heyam and American drag queens Angelique Young and Rita Room, we look further into how Swann’s legacy lives on today and how drag is being effected by the republicans anti-drag crusade.
Panda diplomacy: The world’s cutest ambassadors
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Giant pandas play an important role on the international stage, providing unique opportunities and bridges for friendly exchanges between China and foreign countries.
From Warsaw to London, the creation of LOEEMI
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Owners of online vintage clothing store LOEEMI, take us through their journey of re-selling, and how it has shaped their lifestyle.
Pakistani weddings are no less than a grand spectacle, overflowing with joy, colours and traditions. They are a cherished celebration that brings families and communities together, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the country.
Tirana's vibrant street art and murals
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From politically charged murals to whimsical abstract creations, the streets of Tirana have become an ever-evolving canvas that reflects the city’s dynamic spirit and its people’s desire for self-expression.
It’s six years since Theresa May vowed to ban conversion therapy, but the barbaric practice continues. Why is nothing happening?