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Protests erupted earlier this month against allocation of seats for refugees in regional legislature

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Nigerians repatriated from South Africa following a series of anti-migrant marches and reported attacks on some foreign nationals are struggling to settle into a new life back home

One in four people has gone through periods of estrangement from their fathers – but it’s rarely a clean break. With occasions like Father’s Day raising questions of reconnection, Lydia Spencer-Elliot speaks to adults with estranged dads and experts about the complex decision to try again

Years before ‘Man! I Feel Like a Woman!’ and her run of blockbuster country-pop hits, the Canadian superstar would be shepherded around dive bars by her late mother to sing – scared, stressed and far underage. And now she’s finally ready to look back on it. She speaks to Roisin O’Connor about reclaiming her past, and what makes Harry Styles the perfect pop star

Feature-length documentary follows the journalist as he exposes a cover-up in Zambia, all while his memory is slipping away

The tags analyse a wearer’s sweat 24 hours a day and send probation officers an alert if they have a drink.

Matheus Cunha scored a brace to lead Brazil to a win over Haiti, but an injury to Raphinha could see the Man Utd man return to the wing sooner than he’d hoped

As India’s fertility rate falls below replacement level for the first time, young people tell Namita Singh they are weighing parenthood against their careers, freedom and a very different vision of family life

Co-hosts Mexico secured top spot in Group A with their win over South Korea and the USA could be next thanks to a rule change made by Fifa

The Morocco captain, who denies any wrongdoing, played in the World Cup hours after a French appeals court confirmed that he will stand trial for rape