
EU脱退を契機に、英国は「象徴的」なパスポートを取り戻した
「新しい青のパスポートは、古い青のパスポートと全く似ていない。いずれにしろ、国民の半数は古いパスポートを知らない」
「新しい青のパスポートは、古い青のパスポートと全く似ていない。いずれにしろ、国民の半数は古いパスポートを知らない」
MPs are banging the drum for the NUS president to sit on the board of the Office for Students, but she and other student representatives have expressed misgivings about the regulator.
"It is therapeutic art – in our communities we don't really use art therapy."
"Prince Harry apparently looked over at the girls and mouthed 'well done'," said the teacher who conducted the moving tribute.
"The new blue passport looks literally nothing like the old blue passport, which half the country couldn’t remember anyway."
“These preliminary findings will, we hope, move us to look again at a community of less than three million people who, through their charitable activities, punch far above their weight.”
BuzzFeed News joined volunteers at the mosque at the centre of Grenfell Tower relief efforts, which has now opened its doors to the capital’s homeless.
"Watching the news and seeing the pain of the Palestinian people makes me cry for the many many generations of Palestine."
Trump's tweets drew criticism from UK Prime Minister Theresa May and rebukes from around the world. The White House vigorously defended the tweets, saying they spoke to a national security issue.
"They're not saying 'We're going to tackle hate speech,' what they're saying is 'You're gonna help us drown it out by sharing positive stories.'"
Mufti Menk told BuzzFeed News: "Some of them are OK, some of them are just a laugh, and some of them are actually ridiculous."
"Today is the first time I came to know of the programme," said the Australian imam who found himself at the centre of a media storm.
You need to listen to their poems right now.
Doubts have been raised over the incident because Adam Saleh, 23, is best known for making hoax videos involving airlines.
The event at Imperial College London did not go ahead as planned "due to unforeseen circumstances".
BuzzFeed News joined volunteers at the mosque at the centre of Grenfell Tower relief efforts, which has now opened its doors to the capital’s homeless.
Arbaeen is one of the most important days for Shiites but organisers are concerned that to onlookers the purpose of the march has not always been clear.
Nadir Nahdi said he started the project to help reclaim the narrative for people who are misrepresented in the mainstream media.
Over 200 stories have been written about just three known separate incidents in five years.
"At the end of the day I'm not a terrorist, I'm not a bomber as they call me in the street. I'm a scientist," Sahar Al-Faifi told BuzzFeed News.