Monthly Archives: March 2019
‘Pakisaurus’ skit man teams up with US comedian
Mo Amer and Guz Khan are two of the hottest names in comedy right now and they’re on tour in Britain in their first-ever...
#ChristchurchMassacre: Who are the ones that died
Abdukadir Elmi: The 70-year-old father of four from Somalia was killed at the Al Noor mosque. His son Said arrived at the mosque as...
RIP: “We treated each body like it was family, as if I was washing...
The bodies of victims from New Zealand's mosques mass shooting were carried in open caskets on the shoulders of mourners into a large tent...
Female Saudi activists appear in Riyadh court on charges for human rights work
Reporters were banned from entering the courtroom as eleven female Saudi Arabian activists attended the latest hearing of their trial. Their charges, which have...
Platinum Partnership Solicitors sits alongside Prime Minister Theresa May in Parliamentary Review
The March edition of The Parliamentary Review, a publication now in its fifth year of circulation, serves as a platform for educators, politicians and...
Yorkshire tourism boss quits following ‘errors of judgement’ regarding expenses
Welcome to Yorkshire boss, Sir Gary Verity, has shockingly resigned after an investigation found he had "made errors of judgement regarding his expenses”.
Mr Verity,...
Khalil Alam talks about boxing
Vasiliy "Loma Lomachenko" - pound for pound the best boxer in the world... and his quest has to be the greatest...
By Khalil Alam
Lomachenko won...
“Making money is always secondary in any business…”
Award-winning oud and specialist perfume retailer Ilyas Salim is a man of many talents.
Having had a successful career in business, healthcare and also in...
Estate Agent Finally Gets His Commission
By: Luke Patel of Blacks Solicitors
Readers of Asian Express may recall the case of Wells v Devani back in 2016 when the Court of...
ITV’s ‘Spice Queen’ to make public appearance in Leeds
Celebrity TV chef Parveen Ashraf will be at the boutique restaurant 'Fanoosh the Indian' on Street Lane for an exclusive meet and greet and...
Couple who lost their 3-year-old son honoured for donating his organs
A couple committed to raising awareness of organ donation in memory of their young son have been recognised in the first UK Awards for...
Places of worship to get £multi-million funding boost to guard against hate crime attacks
Britain has stepped up with a funding boost in the wake of the terror attack in Christchurch which claimed the lives of 50 people...
Carlton Bolling College win West Yorkshire Police cyber crime competition
Carlton Bolling College have been crowned as the winners of the West Yorkshire Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner's latest schools cyber crime...
UK head of counter-terrorism says British “media is radicalising people”
“Society needs to look carefully at itself. We cannot simply hide behind the mantra of freedom of speech.”
In a damning open letter, UK’s head...
Understanding the rise of right wing extremism
By: Dr Orla Lynch - Head of Criminology at University College Cork, Ireland
Understanding terrorism is on the one hand about understanding the terrorist, but...
#ChristchurchMassacre: How one woman single-handedly shames Western world leaders
#ChristchurchMassacre
How one woman single-handedly shames Western world leaders by her public show of support for Muslims
After the terrifying attack on two mosques in Christchurch...
Public Apology
Public Apology: On 15 February 2016 we published an article concerning Dr Manohar Singh, which suggested that Dr Singh had been found to have...
Women in Yorkshire & The Humber encouraged to take up a trade
Bursary aims to help more women become electricians
To celebrate International Women’s Day 2019, the UK’s leading body for registered electricians, NICEIC, is encouraging more...
Counter Terrorism Command investigating explosive devices
The Met Police Counter Terrorism Command’s investigation into three improvised explosive devices at addresses in London is ongoing.
The incidents are being treated as a...
Solicitor Luke Patel explains why ‘Limitation is Not Extended by Late Invoice’
In the case of ICE Architects Limited v Empowering People Inspiring Communities the High Court had to consider whether a cause of action for...
