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Tearing children apart
Birmingham, Manchester and Lancashire amongst worst locations for segregation in schools
Race, religion, socio-economic background and personal wealth are destroying the potential for children to integrate...
Living the dream
Journo student beats off the competition for much sought after reporting role in Dubai
A student at the University of Salford and lifelong Lancashire CCC...
Police formally identify Westminster terrorist attacker Khalid Masood
The man carried out the attack Parliament Square, Westminster yesterday has been named by police as Khalid Masood.
52-year-old Masood, who was killed during the...
UPDATE: Scotland Yard statement on #WestminsterTerrorAttack
Commander BJ Harrington from Scotland Yard statement
"Since 14:40hrs this afternoon (Wednesday, 22 March) the MPS has responded to an incident in the area of...
WESTMINSTER: Four people confirmed dead in London ‘terror’ incident
The acting Deputy Commissioner for Scotland Yard has confirmed within the last few minutes that four people are confirmed dead; this includes a police...
Unstoppable humanitarian: Charity hero just can’t stop running around for the needy
Nazim Ali completes part one of two 10k race missions
A full-time careers adviser who selflessly devotes every minute of his spare time to helping...
Myanmar Rohingya massacre: Rohingya Muslim Child killings are ‘Crimes against humanity’
“What kind of hatred could make a man stab a baby crying out for his mother's milk?”
Muslim minorities around the world often face horrendous...
Sporting glitterati turn up for BEDSAs
Winners announced at British Ethnic Diversity Sports Awards
Sir Mo Farah and Kadeena Cox were the big winners at this year's Lycamobile BEDSAs, staged at...
BOMBAY BITES: Bradford business is first Asian fast food retailer to open in Morrisons
Bombay Stores have been making an impression in the city’s ever-expanding independent business landscape for almost 50 years and now the Asian retail mega-store...
From Bolton to Bollywood! Stunning ex-accountant trades in book keeping for blockbusters
The idea of upping sticks and moving across the world, alone, in pursuit of one’s dreams might sound like a terrifying, daunting and downright...
Top of the shops! Dessert king ‘Icestone Gelato’ wins much-coveted business award
An exciting win for the Icestone Gelato brand means that the Huddersfield branch, based on John William Street has more of a reason than...
Bradford couple jailed for terrorism offences
A couple have been sent to prison for terrorism offences after a man attempted to travel to Syria in the hope of joining ISIS.
Ijaz...
BBC Asian Network apologises for blasphemy tweet
The BBC Asian Network has apologised after posting a tweet about what the punishment for blasphemy should be.
The topic was brought up as part...
Emirates and seven other airlines banned from electronic devices in carry-on luggage for US-bound...
Passengers travelling to the US on flights from eight different countries will be banned from carrying laptops, iPads, cameras and most other electronics in...
The riveting Mohammad Siddique invited PIA cockpit
Mohammad Siddique of Leeds, a charismatic and hugely patriotic 80-year-old gentlemen recently got an invitation that would make most go green with envy.
A local...
Ten foods to help you lose weight
Give your metabolism a boost with these foods
Everyone knows that the main key to losing weight is to eat less and move more, but...
Do people who have kids live longer?
Most couples have their minds made up about whether or not they want to have children, but did you know that those who do...
Stick a needle in it: Bradford-man ready to donate blood for an astounding 175th...
An unsung hero has given a whole new meaning to ‘doing your bit’ for charity.
Yorkshireman, Thakorbhai Rambhai Mistry has been giving blood for...
Sewa Day blood donation drive
Bradford charity launch campaign to encourage Asian blood and organ donors
Did you know, that around 14% of the population of England are black or...
Companies pull adverts from Google amid extremist content fears
Several big brands have pulled their advertisements from Google over fears some ads could be funding extremists on their video sharing site, YouTube.
The action...
