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Weekend with Nelufar Hedayat: ‘Breakfast is a huge deal’
The journalist and film-maker on cups of tea in bed, martial arts, podcasting, and which documentaries to check out at the London Breeze festival
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A Reform council axed Black History Month events — so locals held their own
Community groups stepped in after St Helens Borough Council said it would not support the annual initiative, which it branded ‘racist’
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‘A pack of lies’: Luton rejects Tory MP’s claim that town has ‘no-go zones’
Faith and community leaders and the local police force all rubbished Blake Stephenson’s allegation, made at the Conservative Party Conference
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Asian underground sounds return to east London for Rich Mix’s 20th anniversary
The Shoreditch venue pays tribute to the communities and culture that have long made the surrounding area a hotbed of musical innovation
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Thousands to receive free lifesaving training at mosques across the UK
Sessions at 100 mosques are part of the British Islamic Medical Association’s Lifesavers programme, which aims to slash inequality in survival rates
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Plea for help getting Qur’ans and prayer mats to Muslim children in care
The community organisation Muslim Children in Care has given out dozens of prayer packs but says there is a huge unmet need for more
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Award-winning Senegalese restaurant in limbo after closure of Africa Centre
Little Baobab in Southwark had run a free catering school to help young people into the industry and now faces ‘start from zero again’
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Ahmed Iqbal Ullah: the legacy of the schoolboy’s murder 40 years on
The killing of the 13-year-old Bangladeshi Muslim exposed racial tensions in Manchester and would rally hundreds to organise against racism. Now, his family feel a ‘duty’ to speak up again amid the rise of the far right
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25 years on, UK Muslims remember how 9/11 changed their lives
On the anniversary of the attacks that ushered in the ‘global war on terror’, a teacher, a civil servant and an imam look back
