Section: News
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Muslims in England feel strong sense of community but remain lonely — survey
Government’s annual Community Life Survey of 175,000 people over 16 counters stereotype that Muslims ‘are not integrated’, says academic
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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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Muslim-run groups lead push to get Luton’s kids moving — and away from crime
Campaigns for gym mentorship and calisthenics park come after killings of teenage boys as founders say young people need ‘more connection’
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Muslim soldiers in Germany are finally getting Muslim chaplains
Germany’s ambition to build Europe’s strongest army is forcing it to adapt to a more religiously diverse society. What took it so long?
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Bradford neighbours at wits’ end over factory’s foul stench and ash clouds
People near the P Waddington animal carcass processing plant paid for their own analysis of ash deposits nearby — and say the council must step in
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Government dashes social housing hopes by ruling out mandatory targets
Andy Burnham’s government accused of ‘caving to developers’ in response to National Planning Policy Framework consultation
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Arriva North London bus drivers strike over ‘brutal’ heat in their cabs
Hundreds of drivers on key London routes are taking part in regular strikes calling for air conditioning as temperatures on board hit 40C
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Hundreds of mosques in limbo after applying to Home Office security fund
Data obtained by Hyphen reveals that 510 mosques applied for funding to beef up security between July 2024 and November 2025, with most left hanging
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No clear evidence non-stun slaughter causes more welfare breaches, FSA finds
Finding from UK Food Standards Agency comes amid charged debate over banning the practice, which is allowed in the production of halal and kosher meat
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How proposed reforms could reshape protections for women in nikah-only marriages
Planned changes to cohabitation laws could help people in religious-only marriages, but experts warn they would remain vulnerable without civil registration
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Muslims in England are being driven to seek healthcare abroad
Struggling to access NHS care and priced out of private treatment, some are seeking help when they visit family overseas. But not all can afford it
