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My journey with British identity

I was gently raised with the idea that Britain was fair and decent, a country that meant something good. This was likely shaped by growing up in Devon, somewhere...

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Performative perfection and the reality behind the Instagram post

It’s a beautiful Sunday morning, and I’m scrolling through Instagram. One of my resolutions...

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The girl who lived

Like Harry Potter under the stairs, I was ‘the one who lived’. A rainbow...

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The art of snacking in an ingredient household

There’s something quite liminal about being a student. One minute you’re running around a...

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Lifestyle

My journey with British identity

Performative perfection and the reality behind the Instagram post

The girl who lived

The art of snacking in an ingredient household

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