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Working in a French refugee camp showed me why migrants risk their lives to reach Britain

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By suzanne moore
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Suzanne Moore September 16, 2024 at 10:35 AM·5 min read You can keep your three-word slogans. “Take back control.” “Stop the boats.” “Smash the gangs.” They add up to what? More dead children. That’s the reality, or the norm, as more people desperately try to cross the Channel. Just two weeks ago 12 people, including six children and a pregnant woman, died trying to cross this perilous stretch of water. The journey is fraught with danger even before they get to the Channel, of course.
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We were all seduced by Brand’s cheeky persona. It’s not so funny any more mogaznewsen

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Palliative care for anorexics is just giving up on the mentally ill

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By suzanne moore
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Anorexia is a terrible disease. Eating disorders can kill those they take hold of. They tear apart families. Survivors may live with long-term damage to their health and yet we still somehow think of anorexia as self-inflicted, a kind of deliberate choice rather than a terrifying mental illness over which sufferers have little power. There are male anorexics, but this is primarily a disease that affects women. In the adolescent cohort, 90 to 95 per cent of sufferers will be young women.
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