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Deputy editor (news and investigations), @onlinehyphen. Pseudobiographer of Saint Etienne. Tweeting propaganda about social housing and pop music. He/him 🏳️‍🌈
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London needs city-wide burial strategy, Lib Dems urge

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By Ramzy Alwakeel
| Hyphenonline Verified
London is facing a burials crisis, Sadiq Khan was told on Thursday. Pictured, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park. Stock photograph via Getty Images London needs a city-wide burial strategy, Sadiq Khan was told on Thursday ahead of the publication of the next draft London Plan that will outline the capital’s development strategy for the next two decades. Liberal Democrat London Assembly member Hina Bokhari pressed the issue with a written question at mayor’s question time at City Hall.
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Can virtual reality change how people see Islam?

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By Mozhda Poyan, Ramzy Alwakeel
| Hyphenonline Verified
Inside Rotterdam’s Islam Experience Centre (IXC). Photograph by Mozhda Poyan Two women in hijabs and a younger Muslim man wait near the entrance of Rotterdam’s Islam Experience Centre (IXC). Inside, three non-Muslim friends watch an animated history of Islam playing on a large screen overhead. Their guide, 21-year-old Tarik, identified by his first name only at the request of the centre, soon gathers them together before leading them through a series of immersive installations.
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Edinburgh attacks ‘show next PM must go further to tackle anti-Muslim hate’

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By Aisha Rimi Verified, Ramzy Alwakeel
| Hyphenonline Verified
Scottish first minister John Swinney and police chief Neil Wilson visit to Broomhouse Mosque, Edinburgh, in the wake of the attacks on 19 June. Photograph by PA Images/Alamy The suspected anti-Muslim attacks that left five people injured in Edinburgh have prompted fresh calls for Keir Starmer’s replacement as prime minister to prioritise tackling anti-Muslim hatred, with campaigners warning that the government’s working definition must now be backed by meaningful action.
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