Source: The Guardian BY Mark Townsend and Alastair Thomas Leading consultant says new approach needed to end disputes between parents and hospitals Flowers, candles and toys left outside Alder Hey hospital in […]
Source: The Guardian BY Harriet Sherwood Muslims observing Ramadan are increasingly being targeted by supermarkets and brands in the UK, which has led to a rise in spending on food and gifts […]
Source: The Guardian BY Miqdaad Versi I’ve personally complained and won corrections from national papers on more than 40 stories related to Islam and Muslims ‘This is not a question of freedom of speech. It is about the choices of editors to tolerate, if not encourage, bigotry in our newspapers.’ […]
Source: CT 1. Launching a report on religion’s impact on public life he said: ‘Faith is undoubtedly a force for good.’ 2. Describing his own background he said: ‘My own family’s heritage is Muslim. Myself and my four brothers were brought up to believe in God, but I do not practise any […]
BBC.COM Share this with Email Media captionSajid Javid appointed home secretary Sajid Javid has become the UK’s first home secretary from an ethnic minority background after Amber Rudd’s exit. The […]
COMPILED FROM WIRE SERVICES ISTANBUL In this Wednesday, March 14, 2018 file photo Britain’s Home Secretary Amber Rudd leaves 10 Downing Street in London. (AP Photo) Related Articles Europe […]
How do Muslims ‘get on’ after prison? There is a grittiness to moral life seen in youth and crime. No one interviewed by Ryan Williams justified their crimes, but they did locate […]
Source: CT The Times may not be the ‘paper of record’ that it undoubtedly was prior to Rupert Murdoch’s takeover in 1981. But it is still widely regarded as the respectable newspaper to take and be seen with by ordinary people outside the beltway of those in the know about […]
A group of Ahmadiyya Muslim Women from Wolverhampton will be holding an interfaith and community cohesion peace event on Saturday 28th April 2018 from 1:30pm to 4pm to promote integration, promote peace, counter extremist rhetoric, Hatred, Radicalization and to celebrate 100 year since women were given rights to vote. The […]
Source: The Guardian The British toddler’s illness is terminal, and helping his family come to terms with that is the job of his doctors and carers • Rachel Clarke is a […]
Source: The Guardian By Peter Walker and Jessica Elgot Jeremy Corbyn’s hopes of reassuring the Jewish community over his efforts to combat antisemitism have suffered a blow after Jewish leaders labelled a meeting with the Labour leader a “disappointing missed opportunity” with little achieved. In a joint statement read to the media outside parliament, the […]
Source: The Guardian By Jamie Griersonand Josh Halliday Alfie Evans, the severely ill toddler whose life support machine was switched off on Monday, could immediately be flown to a children’s hospital […]
The dailyReport By Andrew Brennan April 25, 2018 10:48 PM (UTC+8) When will it stop? The Trump administration was “confident” that “animal Assad” was responsible for the alleged attack […]
Source: CT Cookies’ favourites for boys’ names are Arthur, Philip and Albert. All are highly traditional royal names and it is thought the couple will not opt for a more modern option reflecting the Middleton side of the family. The boy will share a birthday with St George’s Day. The […]
Mark Easton Home editor @BBCMarkEaston on Twitter The virtue of tolerance is regarded as fundamental to the British character. We are taught that our respect for the values, ideas and beliefs of others is somehow written into our national DNA. Indeed, the government has passed a law requiring teachers […]
Government duplicity is scarcely new but denunciations of it may obscure an even greater danger Patrick Cockburn @indyworld The motives of those who claim to know exactly what happens in bombing […]
Source: The Guardian From apps that remind you to confess or help Muslims find halal food, to cashless church donations, religious practice is being inextricably linked to tech BY Tim Dowling Churches in the UK have started using contactless card readers for donations. Photograph: Chris Marsh/SumUp/PA As part of an […]
Source: CT Lammy said of the prime minister: ‘Theresa May feels like a politician with no conviction. She blows with the wind. She is a politician who is pragmatic to […]
The Prince of Wales will be the next head of the Commonwealth, its leaders have announced. The Queen had said it was her “sincere wish” that Prince Charles would succeed […]
Source: The Guardian BY Ben Quinn Lord Sacks speaks of shame over rise of antisemitism, saying ‘this is not the Britain I know and love Jonathan Sacks said on Radio 4’s Thought for the Day: ‘There is today almost no European country where Jews feel safe.’ Photograph: David Sillitoe for the […]