||
Login
Home
||
Contact Us
||
About us
News
||
Archives
||
PDF version
||
Subscribe
||
Advertisement
Home News
International News
Editorial
Opinion
Feature
History
Women
Reflections
Finance
Sports
UK asked to take Gitmo men
Britain should take some Guantanamo Bay inmates if it helps the US close the Cuban detention camp, former attorney general Lord Goldsmith has said. ...
Drug dealer slammed with jail
A 21-year-old man has been jailed for two and a half years for drug dealing and dangerous driving. ...
OBE for Halifax leader
A Halifax man who is director of an Islamic school has been awarded an OBE for his services to community relations....
Borough’s religious leaders ‘regret’ conflict in Gaza
Some of Redbridge's leading religious figures have spoken out in a joint statement about the conflict being waged in Gaza. ...
Schools remain closed amid freeze
D...
Yvonne Ridley handed £25,000 payout from Islam Channel
Former Sunday Express journalist Yvonne Ridley has been awarded more than £20,000 in compensation and £5,000 costs after winning a case for unfair dismissal and sexual discrimination against the Islam Channel....
‘Targeting of Muslim charities unacceptable’ - MCB
Britain’s largest Muslim umbrella body said it was deeply concerned by the closure of account notices served upon a number of Muslim charities some of whom are our affiliates. – the latest of these being Ummah Welfare Trust who have been given 30 days by the Barclays Bank to close their account. ...
Kirklees police get lessons in Islam
Neighbourhood Policing Team officers in Kirklees are to undertake an Islam Awareness Programme believed to be the first of its kind in the UK. ...
Primary school wins national award
A Merseyside primary school that has built-in prayer rooms for Muslim pupils has been named the best primary in the country for including children of all backgrounds....
Scots among young leaders to make positive change
Two Scots will be taking part in a key global forum consisting of 300 young Muslims from around the world....
Young Muslims urge government to condemn Israeli attacks
A group set up to advise the government on the concerns of young Muslims has written to the Prime Minister asking him to condemn the Israeli government's attacks on Gaza as "violent extremism"....
New powers will allow police to hack PCs
Police have been given the power to hack into personal computers without a court warrant. ...
Bush to honour Blair with Medal of Freedom
Tony Blair will receive America's highest civilian award – the Presidential Medal of Freedom – from George Bush next week. ...
Terror accused acted in self-defence, court hears
Two London-based men accused of inciting terrorist attacks in Pakistan were acting in self-defence, a court heard yesterday. ...
Photographers targeted under anti-terror laws
Police are stopping more London photographers from taking photographs under the anti-Terror Laws than ever before, it was reported this week....
Suicide rates fall after terror attacks
The number of suicides fell in England and Wales after the London bombings on 7 July 2005 researchers have found. A second significant reduction occurred after a wave of failed terrorist attacks two weeks later. ...
First mosque to be revamped after a century
The small brick building in a Liverpool terrace that is falling apart and was a place of worship for at least a century is to be rebuilt and restored by the Abdullah Quilliam Society, a private organisation that says the whole project will cost £3m....
Related Links
Copyright © 2007 SNS Media Ltd. All rights reserved.
Home
|
Contact Us
|
About us
|
Subscribe
|
In-house Style Guide
|
Privacy Policy