Manveen Rana

Hi there, it's Manveen.

This week, Luke and I will be doing our usual end of the month Q&A and we want to hear from you.

Whether it's what lies ahead for Israel after these crucial elections, how Burnham's first ever budget affects you or anything happening pretty much anywhere in the world, send us your burning questions and we'll do our very best to get you an answer.

[gentle music] From The Times and The Sunday Times, this is The Story on Sunday.

I'm Manveen Rana.

[gentle music] When Sacha Nugara, a property reporter and columnist at The Times and The Sunday Times, fell in love with a charismatic musician, she didn't realize that she was being trapped in a coercive relationship.

She's written an incredibly powerful account of her experiences for The Times, explaining how the mental and physical abuse escalated and what it took to finally break free and get justice.

Our playground was full of manufacturing dust and ball bearings, which we used to use as marbles, all coming from the industrial process.

You know, I was in a class of about 35 kids in primary school.

I'd say that every one of those had a father who worked in manufacturing.

And we thought we were unstoppable.