Lemma Shehadi
Senior Correspondent at The National
Foreign correspondent in my hometown for @thenationalnews London bureau. Reposts and likes are bookmarks.
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thenationalnews.com | Lemma Shehadi
The history of the ocean seabed could be central to the future health of planet Earth, say scientists. Seabeds capture carbon from the remains of marine life. But when the ocean floors are disturbed by trawling or coastal development, the carbon is released from the sea into the atmosphere, contributing to global warming.
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thenationalnews.com | Lemma Shehadi
Tunisian woollen rugs were among the first items from the Middle East collected by the organisers of the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London, which paved the way for the creation of the city's Victoria and Albert Museum. Today, as the landmark museum expands to the east of the capital, its collection boasts some of the rarest and most refined examples of Islamic art, as well as a range of contemporary design commissions from the Middle East.
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thenationalnews.com | Thomas Harding |Lemma Shehadi |Tariq Tahir
Liverpool’s footballing prowess has made it the most successful club in England, but that wealth of honours has sometimes been tinged by tragedy. Among Monday's crowds at the victory parade that was marred by a car striking supporters, were those who had witnessed the 1989 disaster at Hillsborough football ground in which 97 people died. A decades-long search for justice ensued for the families of the victims.
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thenationalnews.com | Lemma Shehadi
A UK trade envoy has travelled to Israel to “promote trade with the UK” days after the UK government suspended new trade talks with Tel Aviv. Lord Ian Austin, a former Labour MP, shared details of his visit in a social media post on Tuesday. “Trade with Israel provides many thousands of good jobs in the UK and brings people together in the great multicultural democracy that is Israel,” he wrote.
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thenationalnews.com | Lemma Shehadi
A British imam has hit out at social media posts blaming Muslims for the carnage at the Liverpool FC Premier League victory parade on Monday. Adam Kelwick, who leads the Abdullah Quilliam Mosque in Liverpool, was at the parade with friends and family, when the tragedy happened. Four children were among 50 people injured, with one youngster seriously hurt, when a car drove into the crowd.
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