Maryam Qaiser is a Features Writer at Daily Record. She explores themes related to culture and society, with a particular focus on parenting styles, family relationships, and subcultures. Maryam's work has been featured in notable publications including the Mirror, Cigalah Group, The Mirror, and the Journal of Sustainable Tourism.
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By: Ros Wynne Jones, Maryam Qaiser
As Rachel Reeves is set to announce huge disability cuts, The Mirror's Ros Wynne-Jones and Maryam Qaiser speak to members of the disabled community who have already been cut to the bone after 14 years of Tory Austerity and have nothing left to give
By: Ros Wynne Jones, Maryam Qaiser
The Notts County Foundation and charity Muslim Hands have been offering free Iftar hot meals to those in need this Ramadan, and it has been a lifeline to many
By: Ros Wynne Jones, Maryam Qaiser
This week's Real Britain examines the horrifying scandal of young women being exploited and discriminated against for low or no pay while trapped on zero-hour contracts
By: Ros Wynne Jones, Maryam Qaiser
Salaam-Shalom Kitchen turns 10 years old this week, at a time when divisions between the two communities are under immense strain from events in the Middle East
By: Ros Wynne Jones, Maryam Qaiser
When Mary Long-Dhonau's home was overwhelmed by sewage, rats and dried faeces, she vowed no-one else should go through the same hell
By: Maryam Qaiser, Ros Wynne Jones
Growing up Georgia Sullivan would force down food she didn't like – in case there was no food at home. Now the 26-year-old and four other young people are calling on the government to end child poverty.
By: Maryam Qaiser, Ros Wynne Jones
Simon and Helen’s daughter Ruby-Mae has severe complex needs. They say without Noah's Ark Children's Hospice, which faces rising costs, that life would be 'apocalyptic'.
By: Ros Wynne Jones, Maryam Qaiser
Stanford 'Sonny' Francis was admitted for an emergency pacemaker - and was still in hospital 6 weeks later. This Windrush hero is one of 30,000 patients who stay 21 days over their discharge-ready-date every year - half a million beds the government plans to get back
By: Maryam Qaiser
Young campaigner Inaaya Ijaz who called for Votes at 16 at last year's Labour Conference says young people will now have their voice heard at the next general election.
By: Maryam Qaiser, Ros Wynne Jones
Bin worker Adrian Hyde sadly lost his son to sepsis last year. Just five weeks later Adrian opened a shocking letter from his employer Birmingham City Council.
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