Monthly Archives: February 2015
My big fat £15 million Indian wedding
Tycoon from British billionaire Hinduja family hires Jennifer Lopez and Nicole Scherzinger for his big day
A billionaire from one of Britain’s wealthiest business families,...
Calls to end non-stun slaughter
British Veterinary Association presents findings at Parliamentary debate which could effect the halal meat industry
The debate around the halal slaughter of animals was heard...
‘Charity starts at home’
Trustees call on Asian communities to step forward and help local charities
A husband-and-wife from Leeds are urging more people from the South Asian community...
A first-hand look at life behind bars
Bradford Centre of Excellence looks to turn youths away from crime
Bradford’s leaders have taken a proactive step in the fight against youth crime after...
Imams head to Paris
Muslims told to ‘reclaim’ peaceful religion from minority fanatics who have ‘hijacked’ it
A group of British imams headed to the French capital’s oldest synagogue...
‘Stop the fly-tipping’
Community calls for an end to unsightly mess
A residents group, who have continuously seen fly-tippers discard their waste on land they hope to turn...
‘Keep up the great work’
Prime Minister’s message to the Asian Express
Following a successful visit from Britain’s Prime Minister earlier this month, the Asian Express Newspaper has been told...
‘Call’ for access
Drivers question latest bus lane regulations
Private hire vehicle (PHV) drivers in Leeds have questioned why access to one of the city’s busiest streets...
Bracelets for Blankets
Warm message from Bradford to India
Determined fundraisers from a school in Bradford have helped purchase more than 500 blankets for some of the world’s...
Boycott reaches 200 DAYS
Passion 4 Palestine protestors hit latest milestone
A group of campaigners, who have stood outside a Bradford McDonalds every evening for two-hundred days, are celebrating...
A bright future
Huddersfield leads the way in renewable energy research
Research at the University of Huddersfield has never been ‘brighter’ as scientists take the lead on innovative...
World-renowned sitarist plays in Leeds
Roopa Panesar to close ‘Women in Arts’ programme
One of the UK’s leading sitar players will be plying her trade in Leeds next month as...
#MuslimLivesMatter: Protest against BBC
North Carolina murders: Fathers of slain USA Muslim students maintains “It was a hate crime”
The fathers of the three promising Muslim students shot in their...
Najma Akhtar
The woman who created a new genre
of music infusing jazz with ghazals
In 1987 a British-born vocalist, songwriter and actor achieved a significant place...
Dr Zeus’s camp delivers another buster track!
The Dr Zeus camp delivers another massive tune in the form of 'Inch'. Headed up by extraordinary 'Zora' and featuring Punjabi rapper 'Fateh', Inch...
Honeymoon
Sanj C and Taz kickstart the wedding
season with a dancefloor smasher!
A perfect blend of Bollywood and bhangra, with the magic of Sanj C...
‘Mushy’ speaks with Asian Express
Britain’s most loved student on life after Thornhill
Last year millions of people were glued to their television screens as Thornhill Academy’s Musharaf Asghar overcome...
End of an era
Bugatti to take its 450th and final Veyron to Geneva Motor Show
At last Bugatti has managed to shift the last few remaining €1million Veyrons,
and...
Tee Hee! It’s the ticklish Toyota
Tee Hee! It’s the ticklish Toyota
It gives you mirth not miles per gallon and its emissions are guffaws, chortles and sniggers rather than exhaust...
New ‘Progression’ and ‘Junior’ models added to Alfa Romeo MiTo range
Two new models added to the Alfa Romeo MiTo range in 2015
Progression is the new entry-level specification, featuring air conditioning, alloy wheels and...
