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- Aug 17, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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'I was a Ukrainian refugee - now I'm off to a top university' (opens the original)
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When Oles Kuzomko and his family fled the war in Ukraine, they only had 100 euros in cash and three bags of clothes with them. His father stayed behind to defend his country, and later died. Oles, his mother and sister were resettled in the peaceful village of Silsden, near Keighley in West Yorkshire. At the time of their arrival in May 2022, Oles could speak only basic English - yet four years on, he is celebrating top A-Level results and a place at prestigious Durham University to study law. "
Mahrajan Festival in London is a 'milestone' for Arabic community (opens the original)
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Some of the biggest Arabic artists in the world are descending on the UK on Saturday - for a "first of its kind" music festival. Mahrajan Festival is an entirely Arabic music event and fans have been telling BBC Newsbeat they are ready to "enjoy and celebrate" the milestone. Organised as a collaboration between Live Nation and ABU Recordings, the event has been billed as a platform to "honour Arabic music across all generations". Egyptian singer Lella Fadda says she's "super excited" to be one o
YouTuber MrBeast marries Thea Booysen in British Virgin Islands (opens the original)
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YouTube star MrBeast has tied the knot with his fiancee Thea Booysen. The pair married on Richard Branson's private Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands, according to US outlets. The 28-year-old US content creator announced he had "found MrsBeast" in a joint Instagram post, external, which featured images of them posing in white on their big day. MrBeast, real name Jimmy Donaldson, is the biggest YouTuber in the world with more than 500m subscribers. Donaldson popped the question to Booys
UK students in 'shock' at GVI tour company closure (opens the original)
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UK students have shared their "gut-wrenching" loss and "disappointment" over a volunteer travel company going out of business. GVI offered conservation and development placements all over the world, including in Fiji, Cambodia and the Maldives. But gap year students have told BBC Newsbeat they have been left thousands of pounds out of pocket after paying to go abroad with the group. Bosses say they "deeply regret" the effect on customers, after confirming GVI would be formally closing and going
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