In what the was the first event of its kind ever, the leader of the Labour Party, Ed Miliband, met with over 500 members of Britain's Muslim communities at the Islamic Cultural Centre, London. It was a historic gathering because it was the first time ever that the leader of...

On day 37 of the Olympic Torch Relay my younger brother, Muaaz Khan, was invited to carry the Olympic Flame. He was given this honour in lieu of his efforts in consistently going 'beyond the call of duty' to help others. Given his early morning start of 7.30am I was...

I have always believed it to be greatly worthwhile to listen to the leaders of the great religions of the world. Not only is there benefit in their thoughts regarding interfaith issues, but there is also great value in learning from their life experiences. Having had the opportunity to hear...

After 19 long years two of the murderers of Stephen Lawrence have finally been brought to justice. In their wake Gary Dobson and David Norris left a grieving family and a criminal justice system with deeper questions than they had ever had to answer before.

The nation's thoughts remain, all...

'Innocent until proven guilty' is an absolute maxim of British life. As such all accusations against John Terry after he was charged with a racially aggravated public order offence of a racist slur made towards Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand must remain alleged until he has been through the...

Thousands of people live in Tottenham, Hackney and other parts of London and the vast majority of them, law-abiding citizens, have condemned the riots. Their city has been ransacked whilst the rioters have tried to burn London to the ground. What we have witnessed is a catastrophe of epic proportions...