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Firuzeh Mahmoudi was targeted by the Iran regime at age 16 for "showing a little bit of her hair." Arrested and threatened with 50 lashes, she now works to help other prisoners held in Iran. Based on her experience of the Islamic Republic she told HuffPost UK what the next steps for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe will most likely be. → Read More
'Although it’s out of sight, out of mind to a lot of us, it still occupies 70 percent of our planet and defines our well being.' → Read More
We took an exclusive tour of the research vessel, Alucia, which was used in the making of Blue Planet 2. Peter Fielding, Alucia’s captain, gave HuffPost UK an exciting sneak peek into how the BBC crew used the ship to create the landmark series. → Read More
Blue Planet II is finally gracing our screens with wild colours, exotic creatures of the deep and of course, Sir David Attenborough’s legendary narration. So what was it like to work with the nation’s most beloved broadcaster? We spoke to the series’ producers to find out. Watch the video above to see what they had to say. → Read More
He scribbled it on a note to a bellboy in Germany. → Read More
Self-charging batteries in electrics cars could become an actual thing in the future. According to researchers at Warwick University’s Energy and Innovations Centre, the answer could lie in what’s known as fuel cells. “What we would envisage in the future is a combination of an electric vehicle with its electric battery combined with a fuel cell acting as what you would call a range extender so… → Read More
'Our narratives keep being put in the hands of others.' → Read More
'The imaging showed about 50 percent reduction of the tumour.' → Read More
Astonishing new drone footage has captured Rohingya refugees fleeing on foot from Myanmar to Bangladesh. Released by the UNHCR, the video shows the extent of the exodus, which has seen hundreds of thousands of people seeking an escape from the violence in Rakhine state. > If you would like to help, the Disasters Emergency Committee are among many organisations running emergency appeals. → Read More
'The UK wouldn’t be where it is if it wasn’t for all the immigrants.' → Read More
A child born to a mother who can read is 50 percent more likely to survive past age five. → Read More
These are the floods you probably haven't heard about. → Read More
'People do tell you, we don’t want you for this job.' → Read More
The stuff dreams are made of. → Read More
Facebook’s latest vision of how you’ll connect with your friends will make Snapchat, InstaStories and WhatsApp calls look and feel like ancient history. Facebook Spaces is a virtual reality app that helps you connect with people from the most bizarre places around the globe including space, the Taj Mahal and pretty much anywhere virtual (oh and don’t panic, there are virtual selfie sticks to… → Read More
'Theresa May did all the damage she did when she was Home Secretary'. → Read More
Black Eyed Peas founding member Will.i.am has spoken out about the “awesome” value immigrants add to the UK and its tech industry. The Hip Hop artist has donned many hats as singer, musician, philanthropist and entrepreneur, and is no stranger to the UK’s tech space, which faces a threat from Brexit. Speaking at an event celebrating his partnership with Atom, a digital-only banking app, he told… → Read More
Emma Saleem, a 15-year-old Finsbury Park resident who had GCSEs today has expressed fears that the entire community will be “targeted” following Monday morning’s terror attack that has left one person dead and 10 people injured. Standing near the scene of the attack, she told HuffPost UK of her frustration with the way the aftermath of the attack had been handled: “I do have my GCSEs today but… → Read More
Six people heading towards East London on the tube with their heads buried in newspapers - everyone obeying the cardinal commuters' rule specifying zero ... → Read More
“Please can we take a break,” 32-year-old Wassim asks as we sit in Finsbury Park on a mild spring day. The Syrian refugee is tired. He has lived in London for the last year and a half but the memories of his escape from war-torn Aleppo, his home, remain raw. “I was studying English Literature and I would have liked to become a pilot,” he tells HuffPost UK. “But I couldn’t study as a pilot… → Read More