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Narrative Editor @Observeruk. Podcasts: The Real Salt Path, LuckyBoy, The Gas Man, Burning Sun. BBC "Mayday" series about Syrian White Helmets.
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Salman Rushdie: Did a ‘chance’ airport meeting lead to fatwa? Original

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By Chloe Hadjimatheou Verified
| BBC Verified
By Chloe Hadjimatheou BBC News Image source, Getty Images Sir Salman Rushdie remains in hospital in the US, a fortnight after suffering "life-changing" injuries in a stabbing in New York state. The Satanic Verses author has faced death threats for more than 30 years, ever since Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa - a formal proclamation by an Islamic legal scholar - calling for him to be killed.
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Students accuse lecturer of sharing Russia war lies Original

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By Chloe Hadjimatheou Verified, Anna Meisel, Hazel Shearing Verified
| BBC Verified
By Chloe Hadjimatheou, Anna Meisel and Hazel Shearing BBC News It was the start of a new term at the University of Edinburgh and Mariangela Alejandro couldn't wait to take her next course. The 21-year-old history and politics student had heard good things about the professor, Tim Hayward. But a few weeks into the course, she said things started to get "weird".
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Como Coreia do Sul se tornou um dos países com mais insones

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By Chloe Hadjimatheou Verified
| Estado De Minas Verified
Número crescente de sul-coreanos sofre com a falta de sono e muitos recorrem a pílulas para dormir (foto: Getty Images) Ji-Eun começou a ter dificuldade para dormir quando sua jornada de trabalho ficou tão exaustiva que ela simplesmente não conseguia relaxar. Em média, ela trabalhava das 7h às 22h. Mas a jovem de 29 anos, que trabalha com relações públicas, às vezes ficava até 3h da manhã no escritório. Seu chefe chegava a ligar no meio da noite pedindo que alguma tarefa fosse feita na mesma hora.
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