Ansar Ahmed Ullah:   Apsana Begum, Member of Parliament for Poplar and Limehouse, led a powerful parliamentary debate marking the United Nations Sixteen Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, demanding bold and comprehensive strategies to combat violence against women and girls. In a passionate address, Begum characterised violence against women as “one of the most prevalent and pervasive human rights ...

    Redbridge community trust uk held its preparations meetings on Sunday  at Newbury Park, Redbridge for the event on 21 December. The meeting was chaired by the president Mohammed Ohid Uddin and facilitated by the general secretary Shaheen Chowdhury. An open discussion was taken to exchange ideas and views regarding the forthcoming event to be held on Saturday 21st ...

Ansar Ahmed Ullah:   The rich maritime heritage of South Asian Lascars, especially Bengali sailors, resonated through the historic Cutty Sark as Bengali folk music and traditional sea shanties came together at this year’s Sea Shanty Festival on 23 November. Local schoolchildren from Lucas Vale Primary School in Deptford took centre stage, performing a Bengali river boat racing song they ...

  Wes Streeting, MP for Redbridge and recently appointed Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, visited Beehive Prep School following a heartfelt letter writing campaign by pupils, expressing concerns about litter on nearby streets. It is just one step on the  school’s journey to becoming a ‘Gold Award Rights Respecting School’. The campaign was the brainchild of Timothy ...

By Muhammed Shahed Rahman: In the UK, a person suffering from a long-term illness can ensure their own death by taking medication prescribed by a doctor if they wish. A bill called ‘Assisted Dying’ has been introduced in the British Parliament to legalize voluntary death. If the bill becomes law, sick people will be able to die by taking medicine, ...

      Mirror Desk :   The British Bangladeshis have made their own place in multicultural Britain with contributions in their respective fields and have been playing a major role in the growth of this country. The British Bangladeshi Who’s Who publication emphasises the success of the Bangladeshi community and showcases it to both the British and Bangladeshi community ...

Ansar Ahmed Ullah:   London, UK – November 4, 2024 – On Saturday, 2 November, over 100,000 protesters took to the streets of London to demand an end to the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the Middle East. The massive crowd marched from central London to the US Embassy, calling on the UK government to immediately halt arms sales to ...

  During a debate on the Budget today, Apsana Begum MP called for the end to cruel benefit measures and welfare cuts, and a complete overhaul of the society security system to ensure that everyone can live in dignity and fulfil their potential. Apsana Begum, MP for Poplar and Limehouse, said, “Whilst the Budget has delivered a long overdue increase ...

    A star-studded awards ceremony has hailed the UK’s top curry chefs – amid a warning that, with- out continued Government support, the future of the nation’s favorite dish could be thrown into doubt. Chefs and restaurants from across the country were honored at the annual Bangladesh Caterers Association awards dinner at the InterContinental London at The O2 on ...

  The Bangla Mirror Group, the publishers of the British Bangladeshi Who’s Who publication, held the official  launch and press conference on the 30th October at the Seminar Room, Business Development Centre in East London to announce the much anticipated publication. British Bangladeshi  Who’s Who 2024 publication and award gala dinner will be held in the prestigious Meridian Grand on ...