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THE SUN’S TABLOID SAMPLING OF SYMPATHY FOR “JIHADIS” IS STATISTICALLY UNSUSTAINABLE

Author: Mashuk Ahmed Khan Member of: The University of Oxford Philosophical Society and; The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development                                                                                                                           This article is intended to rebut the fallacy in the survey report published by Tom Newton Dunn (“Tom”) (the political editor of the SUN newspaper, London) in the SUN dated 23 November 2015 on sympathy for “Jihadis” by British ...

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PLAIN TRUTH

Prophet Muhammad (pbuh): The Greatest Leader, Reformer and Finality of Prophethood   Dr. Mozammel Haque This is the month of Rabi al-Awwal when Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him came to this world and spread the message of Islam revealed to him by Archangel Jibrail. This year, I read three books on the life of the Prophet (peace be upon ...

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Economist and Recent Bangladesh

By Professor Raihan Ahmed Topader :: Bangladesh is a developing country that is classified as a next Eleven emerging market and one of the Frontier Five.According to a recent opinion poll,Bangladesh has the second most procapitalist population in the developing world.Between 2004 and 2014,Bangladesh averaged a GDP growth rate of 6%.The economy is increasingly led by export -oriented industrialization.The Bangladesh ...

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Menstruation In The Third World Country

By Ferdousi Kabir Helaly :: When I started menstruating I wasn’t allowed to get out from the home that week because as I was bleeding, some bad souls would cast bad eyes on me and I would have heavy cramps and etc. It was not my mother’s fault though, she had been taught that way. Third world countries are full ...

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THE UK BASED INDIAN CATERING : INDUSTRY MUST BE SAVED

Barrister Nazir Ahmed ::   The UK based Indian catering industry is a unique and flourishing British industry that is worth around £4.5bn and employing more than 100,000 people.  This industry has been contributing approximately £1.5bn every year towards the British economy.  With this industry more than a million people are directly or indirectly involved. The Indian curry outlets in ...

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Sunamgnj Sadar Associaion organises its General Meeting

Sunamgnaj Sadar Association organisation organised its General Meeting in a restaurant in East London on 16th November.  The members unanimously decided to provide financial help to former employee of Sunamganj Government Jubilee High School for his sickness.  The Association also decided to organise eye camp for the poor and destitute people of Sunamganj Sadar. President of Sunamganj Sadar Association Abdul ...

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Nirmul Committee UK demands the ban on Jamat politics and confiscate properties of criminals against humanity

Leaders in a meeting organised to express their reactions on hanging of Al-badar leader Mojahid and War Criminal Saka Chowdhury demanded the Ban of politics of Jamat and confiscate the property of war criminals. The speakers also said that even though there is a freeze on social networks in Bangladesh, some conspirers are airing falls information thorough social networks. These ...

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Durham University presents their findings on the Bangladeshi community

By Ansar Ahmed Ullah :: A community event titled ‘Bangladeshis in the UK: Research on Integration, Health and Wellbeing’ was held in Newcastle’s Beacon Centre on 29 November to provide an opportunity for Bangladeshis in the North East of England and London to learn about and discuss the research Durham University is conducting within the community. The primary goal of ...

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Statement from Jim Fitzpatrick MP : On Syria, Daesh and UK intervention

As many people will be aware, MPs were given the opportunity to vote on whether the UK should extend military action to Syria last week. 397 parliamentary colleagues voted for the motion to 223 who voted against. On this occasion, I found myself in the majority. I was and still am in favour of extending our efforts to Syria. Given ...

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Calls to maintain school funding

Tower Hamlets Council today, alongside 37 other local authorities, expressed disappointment with the government’s plans to change its approach to funding for schools. Under plans that were set out in the Autumn Statement, Tower Hamlets could see a large proportion of its funding for schools cut. The Mayor of Tower Hamlets said: “A good education can transform lives. It opens ...

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