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Sponsored Content Byline: Luke Patel Commercial contracts commonly provide that if a party wishes to terminate the contract then it first needs to take certain steps before it is able to do so, for example, by giving notice or allowing the other party the opportunity to remedy any breach. But...
“Detectives say the teenager 'lost his life in tragic circumstances' and have appealed for footage that may help their inquiry”. A teenage law student was stabbed to death as he tried to protect his mother from a knife thug trying to steal designer jackets from their home-run business. Hussain Chaudhry,...
Thirty five years after the debut of the first BMW M3, BMW is presenting the latest generation of its high-performance models that fuse track-focused performance with everyday usability. The new BMW M3 Competition Saloon and new BMW M4 Competition Coupé occupy very different territory - one a saloon with space for five occupants, the...
Tommy Robinson is being sued for online comments he made about a video of a 16-year-old schoolboy being attacked Tommy Robinson (real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) told the High Court he "can't afford a lawyer" and will represent himself in a libel trial against a Syrian teenager. The English Defence League...
Leeds City Council has announced details of a multi-million pound package of measures designed to provide much-needed support to hard-pressed taxi and private hire drivers and operators. The council is making £2.5m available to fund free three-year taxi and private hire licence renewals for drivers, delivering a timely boost to a trade that has...
She's the only boxer, male or female to unify two weight divisions in the four belt era Byline: Khalil Alam Women having been boxing since the 18th century and we had the first women to enter the Olympics in 1904. However, it was not until...
How to not share private details and put yourselves at ‘significant’ risk of internet fraud by oversharing on social media A fifth of adults have put themselves at ‘significant’ risk of internet fraud by oversharing on social media, according to a study. Birthday dates, names of pets, phone numbers and...
Chloe Moretz, Colin Jost and the cast of Tom & Jerry wear couture Indian fashion for Big Fat Indian Wedding scene The UK’s leading South Asian high fashion platform, Aashni + Co, has given Hollywood a Bollywood makeover! The Notting Hill-based retail home of India’s top designers was roped in to dress the...
Can’t live with it, can’t do without it, a mere sniff can get you hooked. What are we talking about? That sweet sweet smell of nostalgia! The makers of Roohi bring us the most sensational song from the west, giving it their own desi twist. Nadiyon Paar is a swaggalicious rendition of Let the...
The Yorkshire County Cricket Club has appointed Mahboob Hussain as its new Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Manager. The announcement comes following a legal claim made last year by former under-15 and under-19 England cricket captain, Azeem Rafiq, who says he faced expressly racist “dressing room banter”, where non-white players were often addressed as “Paki”.
An 18-year-old who’s lives with a stutter says he can’t wait to complete his Childcare Early Years Level 2 practitioners course, so he can help children with special needs. Manchester College student Faizan Sheikh has lived with a severe stammer for 15 years. The hardest thing to say for him during his childhood...
80% of people from these communities, across all age ranges, felt they faced discrimination when accessing health services The Pakistan & Kashmir Welfare Association (PKWA) in Batley commissioned local health consultant to undertake a survey of the experiences of people from the Pakistani and Kashmiri communities about their experiences of accessing local health...
India's women will play their first test match since 2014 when they take on England in a one-off game later this year, India's cricket board (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah said. The test marks the first time India have played in the five-day format since November 2014 when they beat South Africa by an innings...
“My tinnitus became so loud that I could not focus on anything else,” says University of Bradford Politics student Zbigniew Pawel Soj Tinnitus. A word which either you’re completely familiar with, or blissfully oblivious to. For some it’s a ringing sound in the ears, while for others, it's a whistling, buzzing, chirping, hissing,...
The independent NHS Race and Health Observatory is urging black and minority ethnic communities to complete this years’ national census survey to help capture information on the overall health conditions of ethnic minority households across England. Letters have been sent out this week by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) with an online access...
A mother whose son was radicalised, now fights tirelessly to support others who have been affected by extremism or radicalisation through her organisation. Nicola Benyahia’s teenage son, Rasheed, who had aspirations to become an engineer, left the family home in Birmingham in 2015 to join ISIS in Syria. Within a...
Sponsored Content Byline: Luke Patel Disputes arising between parties over contracts usually involve the different interpretation of the wording of particular clauses within the contract.  Traditionally, the courts have favoured a commercial common-sense approach to interpreting ambiguous contract provisions.  However the Supreme Court made...
All work carried out by Council for Mosques, including that during the pandemic, has been delivered off it's own back. No monies have been transferred by Bradford Council as yet. A seemingly sinister and defamatory video being widely circulated via WhatsApp slams the conduct of...
A video of a Canadian Sikh man’s Covid jab Bhangra celebrations on a frozen lake go viral, and he is seen dancing to the infectious sounds of the dhol. Gurdeep Pandher from Yukon, made his uplifting, heartwarming video and shared his delight on being vaccinated on YouTube. He’s since received oodles of praise...
Labour councillor Jamila Azad has been suspended from the party after claiming that she had received a Covid vaccination from a private doctor. Ms Azad, elected to represent both Oxfordshire County Council and Oxford City Council, has since pulled down the Facebook status from her social media page. Currently the vaccine...

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