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How Denmark is inviting visitors to rediscover analogue play In the birthplace of Lego and Hans Christian Andersen, Denmark invites visitors to rediscover play as an antidote to digital overload Culture Education Wellbeing Youth
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Three good things: UK projects to improve access for deaf people From ordering a coffee to accessing vital services, these UK projects are revolutionising accessibility for deaf people Innovation Social Enterprise Society Wellbeing
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The Cambodian women rising up to protect their communal land Photographer Sophal Neak captures Chan Kimcheng swimming in a threatened lake she was instrumental in saving Arts Culture Lifestyle World
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Step forward the ‘fully biodegradable’ shoe that leaves no footprint Made from organic materials and designed to return harmlessly to the earth, could this be the end of landfill-bound footwear? Environment Innovation Lifestyle
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Coming into play, the trailblazing young footballer changing the game Award-winning footballer Iqra Ismail is creating space for all in the beautiful game Arts Culture Lifestyle Society Sport
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The world in a dress: the project with 1.5 billion stitches Fourteen years, 380 embroiderers and 1.5bn stitches: the Red Dress lets people around the world tell their stories through embroidery Arts Culture Lifestyle Society World
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