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Sally Williams

United Kingdom
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The squad of motorbike-riding women fighting wildfires in the jungle

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By Sally Williams
| Yahoo Verified
Indonesia's fires are bad. Siti Nuriani knows this. Seven years ago, a terrible haze suffocated her village in Kalimantan, the southern, Indonesian part of the island of Borneo. The acrid smoke travelled through the air. It flowed into houses, and wended its way into people's lungs. For some, things took a frightening turn. The toxic particles exacerbated respiratory diseases: asthma, chronic bronchitis; increased heart problems and cases of cancer.
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‘Every time I step outside, the first thing on my mind is my forehead’: the women getting hair transplants

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By Sally Williams
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Aria during her hair transplant surgery.Photograph: Abbie Trayler-Smith/The Guardian Aria, 27, first noticed her hair falling out after she had Covid in 2021. “It started receding at the temples,” she says, adding that, after two further bouts of Covid, the hair on the side of her head is now fluffy and sparse. A part-time nanny studying for a master’s in speech therapy, she hides the problem with a fringe.
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He was a pathologist who helped clear bodies from 50 plane crashes - but his life was a lie

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By Sally Williams
| Yahoo Canada Verified
“Hello”, says Peter Bon, politely extending his hand to me. We are in the car park of Marseille airport, in the south of France. Bon has agreed to meet me and drive me to my hotel. He is wearing a stylish blue suit and fashionable glasses. He hands me a business card: Peter Bon, medical forensic specialist, “Opening corpses, to close cases!” This should have made me suspicious. But I miss the sign. “Charming,” I scrawl in my notes, later.
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