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Could BME voters swing the next election?

The Guardian’s G2 today has a feature on the significance of the BME vote in the 2015 general election. Asking ‘Could black voters swing it in [the] UK in 2015?,’ journalist Hugh Muir looks at the size and swing potential of ethnic minority voters. Detailing analysis undertaken on the size of...

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'Go home' vans inciting racist attacks says MP

The Metro newspaper reports the comments of Labour MP for Corby, Andy Sawford, who has criticized the Government’s anti-immigration vans for fuelling racist attacks on minorities in his constituency. Speaking about an anti-Muslim incident in Corby, where a mosque was sprayed with racist graffiti,...

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Internet hoax to be investigated by police

The Darlington and Stockton Times reports that a hoax story popular on the internet and featuring an alleged baby beating in Teesside is to be investigated by police after claims that it appears to be racially motivated. Cleveland Police have confirmed that there is no truth in the report – which...

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Police make seven arrests during EDL South Shields march

The South Shields Gazette reports on the arrest of seven people during an English Defence League march in South Shields at the weekend. Around 350 members of far-right groups, including the EDL and the North East Infidels, attending the protest claims they were there to “protect the inalienable...

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Tower Hamlets mayor to take legal action in bid to stop EDL march

The mayor of Tower Hamlets, Lutfur Rahman, has asserted his intention to take legal action in a bid to ban the English Defence League from marching through the east London Borough this coming Saturday, 7 September, the East London Advertiser reports. Mayor Rahman, who has campaigned in recent weeks...

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Mosques tighten security after rise in attacks post-Woolwich

The Observer yesterday reported on the security measures British mosques are implementing following a number of serious hate crime incidents around the country since the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby in May. The paper features the Al Falah Centre in Braintree, Essex, which was attacked in the...

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Restoration work begins on cemetery for Muslim soldiers

Restoration work has begun on a cemetery in Woking built for Muslim soldiers killed in combat during the two world wars and is expected to be completed in time for the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of WWI (4 August 2014), BBC News reports. The Muslim Burial Ground in Horsell, near Woking, once...

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