Daily Archives: 14/07/2016
A matter of expression: BBC should use ‘Daesh’ instead of ‘so-called Islamic State’
Muslim leaders believe the BBC is making it harder for them to counter radicalisation by referring to ‘so-called Islamic State’ when referencing their activities,...
Presents for the poorly: Charitable childcare spread Eid cheer
A team of generous gift givers from Bradford have distributed some extra special Eid presents this month as they aimed to ensure all children...
Cameron bows out of Downing Street: Looking back at memories of a six year...
Six years, two months and three days after taking office, David Cameron stood outside the steps of 10 Downing Street and spoke for a...
Prince Harry raises HIV awareness
Royal tests himself live on Facebook
In an effort to raise awareness about HIV and encourage others to get checked out too, Prince Harry has...
An Honourable Sir: Inspirational philanthropist receives honorary doctorate
A Bangladeshi-born humanitarian, who has spent most of his working life fighting against poverty, has been awarded with an honorary doctorate from the University...
Battle of champions
Brook and Golovkin to face off in Middleweight megafight
It is not the all-British encounter many fight fans have been holding out for, yet a...
Theresa May welcomes new role as Prime Minister with rousing acceptance speech
“We will not think of the powerful, but you”
Earlier this week, 59-year-old former home secretary Theresa May, became the UK's second female prime minister...
Eid Gala builds bridges in Leeds
Finishing off Ramadan in style with community fundraiser
A number of Leeds mosques came together last weekend to organise one of the city’s largest ever...
Killer ‘laughed and laughed’ as shopkeeper lay dying
Update on ‘despicable crime’ of murdered Glaswegian shopkeeper
As murdered Glaswegian shopkeeper Asad Shah took his last dying breaths on 24th March, his brother has...
