Following two years of hard work, students across Tower Hamlets today (August 13) celebrated as they opened their A Level results. Results at Mulberry were extremely strong – with Head Teacher Vanessa Ogden indicating that 75 per cent of students achieved A* to C grades. 80 students from the school hold offers for Oxbridge or Russell Group universities. Cllr Sirajul ...
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PLAIN TRUTH : Gaza Strip: An Open Prison
Dr. Mozammel Haque This July marks the first anniversary of the Israeli attack on Gaza named, Operation Protective Edge. We are also remembering the attack on London’s transport system on 7 July 10 years ago and, also the Srebrenica Genocide, 20 years ago. Since Israeli assault on Gaza in 2014, two parliamentary delegations visited Palestine; discussions and debates took place ...
Read More »Seventy years of unfinished business
By A. Rahman Two dates – August 6, 1945 and August 9, 1945 – will remain firmly etched in the minds of humanity as the example of the world’s worst man-made disaster and cruelty. People will recoil, as long as human civilisation lasts, at how the evil nature of human beings can cause such enormous death, destruction, and sufferings — ...
Read More »Justice is suffering while beheading and rendition Resumes in Saudi
By Fatema Miah On the 28th of July 2015, Saudi beheading news published on the front page with a full picture. In the picture it shows a scene of the beheading individual is blind folded forced down on his knees among few other people, including uniformed police officers, another official and the be-header dressed up in traditional white Arab long ...
Read More »Chef Online to revolutionise Restaurant and Takeaway Businesses
Bangla Mirror Desk: The launch of online ordering service provider, Chef Online Smart Restaurant Solutions, was announced on Monday 10th August at Crowne Plaza London Docklands to a guest list of media, restaurateurs and key figures from the UK hospitality industry. Hosted by LBC presenter, Lisa Aziz, the evening marked the first formal event to unveil online ordering plaftorm, Chef Online ...
Read More »Syedpur Business Forum formed
Ansar Ahmed Ullah A new business association by the name of ‘Syedpur Business Forum’ was announced at a press conference on Monday, 10 August, held at Sonargaon restaurant, Banglatown, East London. The newly formed Business Forum’s convenor Syed Khaled Miah informed the press & media of the association’s aims and objectives. He said the purpose of the Forum is to ...
Read More »Turkey air strikes: PKK targeted by air force jets
Turkey launched a series of overnight air strikes against Kurdish militants, aimed at 17 targets in the south-east, the army says. The targets were in Hakkari province on the border with Iran and Iraq. Turkey has seen increasing violence in recent weeks between the military and Kurdish separatists. The strikes come a day after nine people were killed in a ...
Read More »Japan restarts first nuclear power plant since Fukushima
Japan has restarted its first nuclear reactor under new safety rules following the 2011 Fukushima disaster. All Japan’s nuclear plants were gradually shut down after a series of meltdowns at the Fukushima plant sparked by the tsunami and earthquake. But after passing stringent new safety tests, Kyushu Electric Power restarted the number one reactor at its Sendai plant on Tuesday ...
Read More »China devalues yuan currency to three-year low
China’s central bank has devalued the national currency, the yuan, to its lowest rate against the US dollar in almost three years. The lender said the move was a “one-off depreciation” of 1.9% in a move to make the exchange rate more market-oriented. It comes in the wake of a string of weak economic data from the world’s second largest ...
Read More »Greek bailout deal agreed ‘in principle’
Greece has agreed a bailout deal “in principle” with its creditors, the European Commission has said. The Commission said a technical agreement had been reached with Greece, which now requires political approval. Earlier, Greece’s Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos had said “two or three small issues,” were yet to be resolved with lenders, following overnight talks in Athens. A deal is ...
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