The BBC draws attention to a letter submitted by faith-based organizations to the Daily Telegraph calling upon the Government to recognise the value of teaching Religious Education in schools and urging the Department for Education to ensure that RE classes are included in the English...
The BBC is tonight to air the first installment of the much awaited three-part series on The Life of Muhammad (pbuh). Presented by Rageh Omaar, the documentary is an exploration of the Prophet’s life, from birth to death, and his role in conveying the message of Islam; a religion followed by...
The Lords Select Committee on Communications last week published a report appraising the BBC Trust’s governance and regulation procedures. The report deals with governance and regulation procedures in general with a specific focus on issues of accuracy and impartiality, which are seen as some...
On the sixth anniversary of the London bombings, Keith Vaz MP, chair of the Home Affairs select committee, hosted the launch of the report “Suspect communities”? Counterterrorism Policy, the Press, and the impact on Irish and Muslim Communities in Britain,” at the House of Commons...
Milton Keynes News reports on another hate crime incident involving a pig’s head with one being thrown onto the grounds of a disused pub which is due to be converted into a mosque. From MK News: “A video has been posted on the YouTube website, in which a shot of a dismembered pig is...
The Huddersfield Examiner reports on the arrest of six people for public order offences following the EDL’s demonstration in the town on July 2nd. From the paper: “A spokesman for West Yorkshire Police said yesterday: “At 1pm on Saturday July 2, members of the EDL gathered in Huddersfield...
The Daily Mail today published a story on Muslim Against Crusades’ alternative Prevent strategy, ‘Islamic Prevent’. Akin to an earlier ‘story’ in the Daily Star, in which MAC presented their model of Islamic ‘guardian angels’ maintaining Muslim neighbourhood watch schemes in areas...
There’s a story in the Daily Express today concerning two men from Sunderland who appeared in court yesterday charged with selling off a stolen bronze plaque commemorating the war dead to a scrap yard. The plaque had been forcibly removed from the Grangetown Cemetery in Sunderland causing...
As we approach the 16th anniversary of the massacre of 8,000 Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica, and the Remembrance of the Srebrenica Genocide Day on 11th July, there is news today of victory for family members who have pursued a case against the Dutch government for failing to protect their loved...
Jonathan Cook, author of ‘Israel and the Clash of Civilisations: Iraq, Iran and the Plan to Remake the Middle East’ writes on last week’s arrest –awaiting- deportation of Sheikh Raed Salah at the instigation of the Home Secretary, Theresa May, criticizing the British Government’s...
