Stephen Price

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Feature 19 Apr 2025 Yousef AbdellatifI am Yousef Abdellatif and I live in the Gaza Strip. In November I turned 25, the second birthday that has passed during this ongoing war. I am a graduate of information technology and specialised in mobile computing and smart device application programming at the Islamic University. I once designed fundraising apps, now I am using them to try and escape from this genocide. These are the things I love. I love life. I love each and every moment.

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News 19 Apr 2025 Keep Wales Tidy’s vision to create a cleaner, more environmentally friendly nation has taken a giant leap forward thanks to the launch of a collaborative new project working with schoolchildren across a Welsh county. As part of the charity’s initiative to eradicate litter across the nation, the scheme aims to spread its ‘only rain down the drain’ message by highlighting how improper waste disposal pollutes our oceans, rivers, canals, and lakes.

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Feature 19 Apr 2025 Stephen PriceWhen Plantlife asked the UK public to vote for their favourite wildflower, the common bluebell was named the ‘Nation’s Favourite’ by a significant margin which came as no surprise to anyone. Could there be a more beautiful, evocative sight than a deciduous woodland carpeted with a sea of iridescent blue.

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Feature 19 Apr 2025 Graham Loveluck-EdwardsWhen I was little, my grandparents would always come and stay with us for the extended bank holiday weekend over Easter. Easter Sunday dinner therefore, always ended up being a very crowded affair. All of us sitting round the dinner table, squashed up on unmatching chairs gathered from every room the house. I am sure many of us have similar traditions of our own, associated with the four-day break. That sort of thing is not new, of course.

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Feature 18 Apr 2025 Stephen PriceOn Easter weekend 2011, a 72-hour performance of The Passion of Christ took place in Port Talbot starring one of its most famous sons that remains, to this day, one of the most groundbreaking and momentous theatrical events ever staged in Wales. In a play inspired by the once-a-decade Passion Play by the German town of Oberammergau, the large-scale theatrical production was a years-in-the-making collaboration between National Theatre Wales and Wildworks.