Kuba Shand-Baptiste
Assistant Opinion Editor and Journalist at The i Paper
Senior writer @theipaper | Previously @ipaperviews, @ConversationUK & @IndyVoices. Get in touch: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
inews.co.uk | Kuba Shand-Baptiste
The high street might be dying, but the opening of Ikea’s new flagship store on Oxford Street this week has brought renewed excitement among many British shoppers. Ikea opened its first branch in the UK in 1987 and changed our homes forever. Here, interior designers and experts reveal the products they love to buy when they visit.
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2 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Kuba Shand-Baptiste
In the four months since his inauguration, Donald Trump has sent shockwaves around the world. Some of his most dramatic shifts in policy have been those affecting women – from restricting access to abortion, to the dismantling of diversity equality and inclusion policies, and the freezing of funding for domestic violence programmes.
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2 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Kuba Shand-Baptiste
For years, Chioma Opara thought the itching was normal. Like many Black girls around the world, she had grown up wearing her natural hair in a variety of styles: canerows that manipulated her thick, coiled hair texture into intricate, overlapping lines; afro puffs that maximised its volume; and – what would later reveal itself as the source of the discomfort – braided extensions using synthetic hair. “When I was a kid I would always be patting my head or scratching it. Everyone did it.
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1 month ago |
inews.co.uk | Kuba Shand-Baptiste
You may think your predilection for a piping hot cup of java is just a preference, but your coffee order says more about you than you know. Just ask your barista. To these professionals, the quirks behind how we take our coffee may as well be windows to our very essence. Here barista and freelance writer Colette Fountain, 24, shares what you can tell about a customer from the way they order:I’ve been a barista for seven years, and your coffee order is more revealing than you’d think.
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1 month ago |
inews.co.uk | Kuba Shand-Baptiste
You’re standing under the shower, watching the shampoo suds slip down your body and suddenly you see it: a clump of hair snaking its way to the drain, confirmation that, just as you suspected, you’re losing your hair. It’s a question more of us seem to be asking these days – Google searches for “scalp health” have doubled in the past four years. More than one in 10 women have some evidence of hair loss before they reach menopause.
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