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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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Khalida Popal: 'I was accused of wanting to brainwash women to play football'
Khalida Popal founder of Afghanistan women's national team on fearing assassination and fleeing country then aiding 500 players and their families evacuate when the Taliban returned.
Afghan football pioneer Khalida Popal, taken on the terrace of the Hachette UK office in London.
The interview by Don McRae is based on Khalida's book "My Beautiful Sisters". The book goes through her early life, taking on the Taliban, then helping the Guardian expose abuse in the Afghanistan football federation, and the airlift of Afghan women footballers when the Taliban regained power.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained and Chequez, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained and Chequez, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained and Chequez, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained and Chequez, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained and Chequez, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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'I feel super gassed': Lady Unchained, the prison radio host playing inmates' raps
Hosted by poet and broadcaster Lady Unchained, Free Flow lets prisoners phone in their raps - and one has even recorded a single. We go behind the scenes of the show, which is up for three awards.
Lady Unchained and Chequez, photographed at the National Prison Radio studio in Brixton. London, UK.
6/5/24.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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A headteacher’s diary: ‘First day back and we have 13 staff absent’ How one school leader coped with the challenges and anxiety of the Covid-hit first week of term.
Evelyn Forde, the headteacher of Copthall school in north-west London and vice-president of the Association of School and College Leaders, shares her diary from the first week back at school in 2022 as she grapples with staff absences due to Covid and reassures students anxious about lost learning.
Photographed on the 6th January 2022.
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Life after lockdown: how do we best recover from the pandemic?
Christopher Thomond for The Guardian.ÔBetween 5 and 10% of people whoÕve been through traumatic events such as a terrorist attack will go on to develop clinical levels of PTSDÕ: Dr Sarita Robinson of the school of psychology and computer science at the University of Central Lancashire.
Dr Robinson, deputy head of school of psychology and computer science at the University of Central Lancashire.
24 August 2021.
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Life after lockdown: how do we best recover from the pandemic?
Christopher Thomond for The Guardian.ÔBetween 5 and 10% of people whoÕve been through traumatic events such as a terrorist attack will go on to develop clinical levels of PTSDÕ: Dr Sarita Robinson of the school of psychology and computer science at the University of Central Lancashire.
Dr Robinson, deputy head of school of psychology and computer science at the University of Central Lancashire.
24 August 2021.
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Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky
Screenwriters Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky photographed in London. Addai has mentored Lecky as her career has progressed. Levi David Addai is a British playwright and screenwriter. He is best known for the award-winning Damilola, Our Loved Boy, the critically acclaimed Youngers and his stage plays 93.2FM and Oxford Street. Nico?le Lecky is an English-Jamaican writer and actress from the East End. She was part of Soho Theatre’s Writers Lab 2016-2017 and is a recent recipient of the Creative Skillset & Dancing Ledge Productions’ High-end Television Levy Writers’ Bursary. Nico?le story-lined for Series 3 of Ackley Bridge and wrote Student Body for The Almeida for their participation programme. She also wrote for series 1 & 2 of Eastenders: E20, as well as story-lining at Big Talk for the E4 series Youngers.
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Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky
Screenwriters Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky photographed in London. Addai has mentored Lecky as her career has progressed. Levi David Addai is a British playwright and screenwriter. He is best known for the award-winning Damilola, Our Loved Boy, the critically acclaimed Youngers and his stage plays 93.2FM and Oxford Street. Nico?le Lecky is an English-Jamaican writer and actress from the East End. She was part of Soho Theatre’s Writers Lab 2016-2017 and is a recent recipient of the Creative Skillset & Dancing Ledge Productions’ High-end Television Levy Writers’ Bursary. Nico?le story-lined for Series 3 of Ackley Bridge and wrote Student Body for The Almeida for their participation programme. She also wrote for series 1 & 2 of Eastenders: E20, as well as story-lining at Big Talk for the E4 series Youngers.
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Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky
Screenwriters Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky photographed in London. Addai has mentored Lecky as her career has progressed. Levi David Addai is a British playwright and screenwriter. He is best known for the award-winning Damilola, Our Loved Boy, the critically acclaimed Youngers and his stage plays 93.2FM and Oxford Street. Nico?le Lecky is an English-Jamaican writer and actress from the East End. She was part of Soho Theatre’s Writers Lab 2016-2017 and is a recent recipient of the Creative Skillset & Dancing Ledge Productions’ High-end Television Levy Writers’ Bursary. Nico?le story-lined for Series 3 of Ackley Bridge and wrote Student Body for The Almeida for their participation programme. She also wrote for series 1 & 2 of Eastenders: E20, as well as story-lining at Big Talk for the E4 series Youngers.
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Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky
Screenwriters Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky photographed in London. Addai has mentored Lecky as her career has progressed. Levi David Addai is a British playwright and screenwriter. He is best known for the award-winning Damilola, Our Loved Boy, the critically acclaimed Youngers and his stage plays 93.2FM and Oxford Street. Nico?le Lecky is an English-Jamaican writer and actress from the East End. She was part of Soho Theatre’s Writers Lab 2016-2017 and is a recent recipient of the Creative Skillset & Dancing Ledge Productions’ High-end Television Levy Writers’ Bursary. Nico?le story-lined for Series 3 of Ackley Bridge and wrote Student Body for The Almeida for their participation programme. She also wrote for series 1 & 2 of Eastenders: E20, as well as story-lining at Big Talk for the E4 series Youngers.
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Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky
Screenwriters Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky photographed in London. Addai has mentored Lecky as her career has progressed. Levi David Addai is a British playwright and screenwriter. He is best known for the award-winning Damilola, Our Loved Boy, the critically acclaimed Youngers and his stage plays 93.2FM and Oxford Street. Nico?le Lecky is an English-Jamaican writer and actress from the East End. She was part of Soho Theatre’s Writers Lab 2016-2017 and is a recent recipient of the Creative Skillset & Dancing Ledge Productions’ High-end Television Levy Writers’ Bursary. Nico?le story-lined for Series 3 of Ackley Bridge and wrote Student Body for The Almeida for their participation programme. She also wrote for series 1 & 2 of Eastenders: E20, as well as story-lining at Big Talk for the E4 series Youngers.
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Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky
Screenwriters Levi David Addai & Nicole Lecky photographed in London. Addai has mentored Lecky as her career has progressed. Levi David Addai is a British playwright and screenwriter. He is best known for the award-winning Damilola, Our Loved Boy, the critically acclaimed Youngers and his stage plays 93.2FM and Oxford Street. Nico?le Lecky is an English-Jamaican writer and actress from the East End. She was part of Soho Theatre’s Writers Lab 2016-2017 and is a recent recipient of the Creative Skillset & Dancing Ledge Productions’ High-end Television Levy Writers’ Bursary. Nico?le story-lined for Series 3 of Ackley Bridge and wrote Student Body for The Almeida for their participation programme. She also wrote for series 1 & 2 of Eastenders: E20, as well as story-lining at Big Talk for the E4 series Youngers.
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Lucy Prebble and Temi Wilkey
The screenwriters and playwrights Lucy Prebble and Temi Wilkey photographed at the Bush Theatre in London. Prebble has been a mentor to Wilkey as her career has progressed.
Lucy Prebble is a British playwright. She is the author of the plays The Sugar Syndrome, The Effect and ENRON, and adaptation writer of the television series Secret Diary of a Call Girl.
Temi Wilkey is an actor & writer from North London. She studied English at Cambridge before training with the National Youth Theatre REP company in 2014. Her theatre credits include the National, the RSC and the Manchester Royal Exchange.
Temi was a member of the Royal Court’s Young Writers Group in 2017 and wrote her debut play, The High Table, at the course’s culmination. It will be produced at the Bush in Lynette Linton's debut season.
She is also the co-founder & co-director the Drag King company, Pecs and has performed in the sell-out runs of their shows at venues including Soho Theatre, The Yard & Tate Britain.
Temi is writing her first piece for television on the Dancing Ledge Bursary scheme and is mentored by Lucy Prebble.
She has also just completed her first writersroom for Netflix's Sex Education S3.
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Lucy Prebble and Temi Wilkey
The screenwriters and playwrights Lucy Prebble and Temi Wilkey photographed at the Bush Theatre in London. Prebble has been a mentor to Wilkey as her career has progressed.
Lucy Prebble is a British playwright. She is the author of the plays The Sugar Syndrome, The Effect and ENRON, and adaptation writer of the television series Secret Diary of a Call Girl.
Temi Wilkey is an actor & writer from North London. She studied English at Cambridge before training with the National Youth Theatre REP company in 2014. Her theatre credits include the National, the RSC and the Manchester Royal Exchange.
Temi was a member of the Royal Court’s Young Writers Group in 2017 and wrote her debut play, The High Table, at the course’s culmination. It will be produced at the Bush in Lynette Linton's debut season.
She is also the co-founder & co-director the Drag King company, Pecs and has performed in the sell-out runs of their shows at venues including Soho Theatre, The Yard & Tate Britain.
Temi is writing her first piece for television on the Dancing Ledge Bursary scheme and is mentored by Lucy Prebble.
She has also just completed her first writersroom for Netflix's Sex Education S3.
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Lucy Prebble and Temi Wilkey
The screenwriters and playwrights Lucy Prebble and Temi Wilkey photographed at the Bush Theatre in London. Prebble has been a mentor to Wilkey as her career has progressed.
Lucy Prebble is a British playwright. She is the author of the plays The Sugar Syndrome, The Effect and ENRON, and adaptation writer of the television series Secret Diary of a Call Girl.
Temi Wilkey is an actor & writer from North London. She studied English at Cambridge before training with the National Youth Theatre REP company in 2014. Her theatre credits include the National, the RSC and the Manchester Royal Exchange.
Temi was a member of the Royal Court’s Young Writers Group in 2017 and wrote her debut play, The High Table, at the course’s culmination. It will be produced at the Bush in Lynette Linton's debut season.
She is also the co-founder & co-director the Drag King company, Pecs and has performed in the sell-out runs of their shows at venues including Soho Theatre, The Yard & Tate Britain.
Temi is writing her first piece for television on the Dancing Ledge Bursary scheme and is mentored by Lucy Prebble.
She has also just completed her first writersroom for Netflix's Sex Education S3.
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Lucy Prebble and Temi Wilkey
The screenwriters and playwrights Lucy Prebble and Temi Wilkey photographed at the Bush Theatre in London. Prebble has been a mentor to Wilkey as her career has progressed.
Lucy Prebble is a British playwright. She is the author of the plays The Sugar Syndrome, The Effect and ENRON, and adaptation writer of the television series Secret Diary of a Call Girl.
Temi Wilkey is an actor & writer from North London. She studied English at Cambridge before training with the National Youth Theatre REP company in 2014. Her theatre credits include the National, the RSC and the Manchester Royal Exchange.
Temi was a member of the Royal Court’s Young Writers Group in 2017 and wrote her debut play, The High Table, at the course’s culmination. It will be produced at the Bush in Lynette Linton's debut season.
She is also the co-founder & co-director the Drag King company, Pecs and has performed in the sell-out runs of their shows at venues including Soho Theatre, The Yard & Tate Britain.
Temi is writing her first piece for television on the Dancing Ledge Bursary scheme and is mentored by Lucy Prebble.
She has also just completed her first writersroom for Netflix's Sex Education S3.
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