All news by author: Maryam Qaiser

Lily Inga was just six when she fled the Rwanda genocide in 1994 . But the brutal reality of what she went through, resurfaced when the Government announced their unlawful Rwanda deal to deport asylum seekers.

This condition causes pain across the whole body and there's one symptom people could experience early in the morning that should be checked out by people who are concerned

Peak Greek chic - Maryam Qaiser finds a glam hotel is the perfect base for exploring Corfu

Bini Ludlow's life came crumbling down when her IVF journey came to an end and she lost her job. But despite running out of money she started a cookery school and an award-winning ready meals business

Aidan Wood, an amputee, was driven to severe psychological trauma when his disability benefits were ruthlessly cut because assessors thought he could walk to the bus stop

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT – Rachel Tunstill secretly gave birth to daughter Mia Kelly before she stabbed her 14 times with a pair of scissors and dumped her corpse in a bin. She never showed a shred of remorse for her string of vile lies.

Residents in Canterbury, Kent have refused to separate their recycling as video footage shows bin men dumping everything into one bin to take away

Asylum seeker Arian who still has nightmares from his journey on a dinghy says housing migrants on a barge will have a devastating impact and trauma

New housing stock, unique geography and weather patterns could make Western Sydney the hottest place on earth in just six months

Princess Kate put her foot down claiming 'history will judge us' when crafting Buckingham Palace's now famous response to Harry and Meghan's bombshell racism claims in an interview with Oprah Winfrey

WARNING: DISTRESSING IMAGES Mum-of-six Emma Witney, who was depressed with the way she looked, has been left 'lumpy and bumpy' after £7k Turkish mummy makeover

New mother Unzela Khan Sheikh writes children's book during her own maternity leave to keep Pakistan heritage and language alive with the next generation - and plans a series for other countries

Cambridge University has been delving into its archives to reveal a 110-year-old exam paper - at the time the grammar exam was sat by three candidates to test them on translation, dictation and phonetic transcription

People suffering from a difficult to diagnose long-term condition that causes pain across the body may get a sign in the morning and they are advised to see a doctor for treatment

Twelve months ago the Government launched UK’s Homes for Ukraine scheme to provide sanctuary to those escaping war - with more than 200,000 people staying with host families and putting down new roots

As Muslims across the world observe Ramadan, Mirror reporter Maryam Qaiser tells us about the challenges for British Muslims

To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, five survivors recall their stories, and the item they still have that means so much to them as part of the Daily Mirror's #PeopleMove project