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Labour-Tory Brexit talks end without deal

Talks between Labour and the government aimed at breaking the Brexit impasse have ended without an agreement. Jeremy Corbyn said the discussions had “gone as far as they can”, blaming what he called the government’s “increasing weakness and instability”. Theresa May said the lack of a “common position” over a further referendum in Labour had made talks “difficult”. The PM ...

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Climate – pollution  – How to decide which are the effective actions

  Fatema Miah: Climate change is an issue and it cannot be neglected or left without sorting action for solution. Solution, is there a certain solution found to be perfect to deter the future damage of the earth yet? No. Solution, is it right term? No, it’s not a straight forward general issue like broken down car or disfunctioning of ...

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Scientifically Proven Health Benefits of Fasting

By Shofi Ahmed: The health benefits of Ramadan are widely known. Countless numbers of scientific researches and findings have confirmed that. If anyone still doubts not so happy to take it without a pinch of salt. Then along with the others who believe and want to explore more, you are on the right page. Read on here you will see ...

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Theresa May agrees to timetable to choose successor

Theresa May has promised to set a timetable for the election of her successor after the next Brexit vote in the first week of June. The agreement follows a meeting between the prime minister and senior Tory MPs who are demanding a date for her departure from Downing Street. If she loses the vote on her Brexit plan, already rejected ...

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Brexit: MPs to vote on withdrawal bill in early June

Theresa May is giving MPs another chance to vote on Brexit in early June – whether or not the government and Labour have reached a deal by then. A vote on the bill that would pave the way for Brexit was “imperative” if the UK was to leave the EU before MPs’ summer recess, Downing Street said. Labour sources say ...

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Islam is diverse as well as being uniform.

Fatema Miah: The Islam is not tightly uniform as the assertion made. Islam is internally and  externally diverse also. Here is the explanation on religion practice that  should it be levelled as union because the worshipping style, manner and  timing has been asserted or set as norm. Together with known being uniform there are space for different or alternative for ...

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Quran is unaffected of pseudo effects

  Fatema Miah: Prophet Muhammed (SA) was illiterate, and therefore the accusation casted upon him by the Jews what known as now the former bani Israelis, that peace be upon him the last prophet Mohammed was reciting copied Torah verses,  proven that he didn’t because he wasn’t literate to read Torah or any written scriptures to copy them. Neither new release ...

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Female unemployment rate lowest since 1971

Britain’s female unemployment rate in the first three months of the year has fallen to 3.7%, the lowest since comparable records began in 1971. The Office for National Statistics included the figure in data showing the overall unemployment rate in the three-month period stood at 3.8%, the lowest rate since late 1974. For men the rate was 3.9%, the lowest ...

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Mahe Ramadhan Kareem 2019

Fatema Miah: All the best wishes in this Blessing month of Ramadan/Ramadhan. Happily I am embracing My superb best time in the entire year,  the month of Ramadan. Insha’Allah by the grace of Lord the creator I/we shall fast from Monday the 6th of May 2019. The 9th Lunar calendar Arabic and Islamic month shall begin from tonight Sunday the ...

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Brexit: Cross-party deal must include new referendum – Sir Keir Starmer

A cross-party Brexit deal will not get through Parliament unless it is subject to a fresh public vote, shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer says. Talks between Labour and ministers over leaving the EU have been going on for a month with little sign of progress. Sir Keir told the Guardian that without a new referendum, up to 150 Labour ...

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