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Queer Eye Never Stops Trying To Get Better – And We Can All Learn From That

In a world fractured by division, conflict and pain, a show like Queer Eye which challenges us to be better by getting better itself will never not matter
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For The DUP, Backing May's Deal Might Be Less Painful Than Being Friendless In Westminster

They might not 'do' u-turns, but in a few short years the future of Northern Ireland, and the union itself, might be on the table
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Labour Must Spread The Truth That Any Brexit Will Screw The Working Class More Than No Brexit At All

Congratulations to Corbyn for leading the opposition of May's Brexit timeline, but now it's time for the party to support a public vote
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I'm Learning How Local Communities Are Taking The Lead On Cutting Down Plastic Waste

Giving up single-use plastic for Lent is proving almost impossible, but I'm inspired by those across the nation doing playing their part
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It's Day One For Me As The New Bloke In Charge Of HuffPost UK – And We Have Big Ambitions

In a crowded space, it's going to be my job as editor-in-chief to make sure everyone knows what we stand for
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The National Minimum Wage Is A Remarkable Success Story – Where Next To Tackle Inequality?

Twenty years since the minimum wage came into effect, the policy has stood the test of time – increasing the wage floor could one way to further tackle in-work poverty
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My Mother Is Dying And Only Now Do I Understand What It Means To Be A Mother

I look at my kids and their sheer existence brings me joy. I think back on all the times I shied away from hand holding and hugging with my own mother and I feel sad and ashamed.
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My Mother Was Murdered 16 Years Ago – Here's How I'll Remember Her On Mother's Day

My mother lived a very sad life and died a very sad death. But she taught me unintentionally and accidentally to become the feisty feminist that I am today.
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Women With Endometriosis Are Still Being Failed – It's Time The Government Took Bold Action

We need to be unapologetic about menstrual wellbeing and raise our voices to get a fair deal for the millions of women in the UK suffering with menstrual-related conditions
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Austerity Has Come At The Cost Of Investing In The UK's Most Precious Resource – Its Children

Ending child poverty is not just desirable, it is entirely achievable – but only if politicians like Theresa May deliver on their promises
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