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The west London cafe giving diners a halal taste of Colombia
Wild Thing Colombian Coffee is bringing different cultures together, one empanada at a time
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Senior MP tells Burnham: ‘get on with’ appointing anti-Muslim hostility tsar
Six months after government announced ‘special representative’ to oversee Islamophobia work, position is vacant — and takeup of new definition is patchy
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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
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Weekend with Kas Ahmed: ‘I wake up to a three-year-old hitting me in the face with a book’
The TV doctor on becoming a countryside boy, making daal nachos and life after The Traitors
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Playground politics: why park cuts could set back Leicester’s riots recovery
Community leaders working to bring together Hindu and Muslim groups say the hard graft was left to them — and austerity isn’t helping
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UK museums to visit this summer for Islamic history and culture
Take in artefacts from around the world without leaving Britain, from the oldest dated carpet to the astrolabe, an ancient navigation device
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UK could legally recognise Islamic weddings so long as couples complete civil process
Biggest revamp of marriage law for centuries would let couples express consent through established faith practices rather than standard civil wording
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Must-see shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
With 3,600 performances, there are plenty of laughs to be had at the 2026 edition of the nation’s premiere comedy event
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7 black holes in public data about Muslims
Policymakers know very little about Muslims’ experiences in healthcare, justice and education. That’s a problem when it comes to tackling inequality
