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GOODBYE: Omar Khan has faced a turbulent financial year as boss of Bradford Bulls

Dramatic departure

By Anush Ansari

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In a dramatic and unexpected announcement, the Asian businessman who had pledged to change the future of Bradford Bulls, said that he was quitting.

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Sisters convicted after admitting to laundering brother’s money The sisters of convicted drug dealers have been sentenced after admitting money laundering offences.

Surriya Bi, 33, and Asia Bi, 38, both of Park Road, Rochdale, admitted money laundering (to the value of £40k each) at an earlier hearing.

At Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court on Tuesday 24th September 2013, Asia was jailed for 18 months and Surriya for 22 months.

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The two sisters have two brothers who are both convicted drugs dealers.

The women aided their siblings’ by laundering money made from their drug dealing.

A thorough financial investigation was launched following the conviction of Mohammed Shafiq, 32 of Park Road - brother of the defendants who was jailed for six years in March 2011 for drugs offences.

Specially trained officers reviewed the family’s accounts and discovered that each sister had purchased a house with large deposits.

Surriya Bi bought a house on Park Road in December 2008 for £100k, paying a £40,000 deposit.

She also owned an expensive car a 2007 Audi A4 valued at £16,000 that police have seized as part of the money laundering investigation.

She also paid a 10 per cent deposit on a second house that she bought for £70k in November 2009 and had a collective balance in her bank accounts of £7,000.

Asia Bi paid a deposit of £20,000 on a house she bought on Roch Street for £67k in March 2005.

She paid £36,000 off the mortgage between May 2007 and June 2008 and has more than £7,000 in several bank accounts.

Detective Constable Gerard Fisher, said: “Between them these two sisters have laundered £80,000: money provided by their brothers and their associates from drug dealing activities.

“This has been a long, drawn out inquiry that we first started in 2010.

“Along the way we took out top and street level dealers. Now we have secured convictions against those not involved in the drug dealing directly, but who have benefited financially from it.”

SENTENCED: Asia Bi, 38, and Surriya Bi, 33, (below) laundered £80,000 of their brothers drug money

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Omar Borkan Al Gala – the model deported from Saudi for being too handsome announces UK tour Omar Borkan Al Gala, the model identified as one of three men deported from Saudi Arabia for being too handsome, will be making his first public appearance in the UK this month.

With his dreamy eyes, well-groomed beard and razor-sharp cheekbones, Omar Borkan Al Gala is undeniably handsome.

23-year-old Omar’s story captured headlines across the world turning the model and photographer into a global online sensation, with more than 1.3 million fans on Facebook.

He was reportedly ejected from the Jenadrivah Heritage and Culture Festival in Riyadh, when religious police “forcibly” removed him from the event. The Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vices had him and two other men deported to Abu Dhabi in case women should 'fall for them'.

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Omar Khan cuts loose from his commitment to Bradford Bulls

Cover story continued Though it is widely known that restaurateur Omar Khan had faced a difficult and turbulent year in charge of the club and was struggling to keep up his commitments, he maintains in his statement that he’s departing on the grounds of ill health.

Khan had just recently released some funds from one of his properties to pay for the upkeep of the club. But is seems that the financial meltdown has just been too much for Khan to take any further.

Now, the new boss, Mark Moore, who owns a Bradford-

based online bed and mattress company, has taken a vow to turn around the fortunes of the Super League club and has said that he aims to do this by running things with his head, not his heart.

The news that Khan has severed ties with the club came twinned with the news that former Sports Minister and Bradford South MP Gerry Sutcliffe stepping down as cochairman as will the club’s director Vipin Joshi.

Mr Moore and the club’s general manager, Ryan Whitcut, are now poised to take joint ownership of the Bulls, subject to approval from the Rugby Football League.

They have struck a deal with

Mr Khan, who along with Mr Sutcliffe took control of the club just over 12 months ago.

Mr Moore has not disclosed any financial details of the sale due to a confidentiality agreement that was in place with Mr Khan.

In Khan’s statement he said: “My objective, together with Gerry Sutcliffe MP, to move the club from the threat of extinction has been achieved and I have spent every single day for the past year at the club in order to reinvigorate it and bring it back to life.

“A lot of hard work and investment has gone into Bulls and now it’s time to ensure the longevity of the club, which is part of Bradford’s Heritage.”

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By Ashley Grint

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A local businesswoman is warning people about the dangers of email hackers after falling victim to the crime last week.

Yasmin Ahmed, owner of the Beauty Hut, Bradford, had her work email accessed by an unauthorized third party on Monday 16th September and was subsequently locked out of the account.

Now she is hoping to raise awareness of the incidents and protect vulnerable people from succumbing to the fraudulent requests.

Ms Ahmed was made aware of her situation after receiving an email on her personal account from her business one.

“It said it was urgent so I knew immediately that something wasn’t quite right,” she explained. “I opened it up and it said ‘I’m stuck in Cyprus, lost my phone and wallet etc, can you loan me £2,500, reply via email and I’ll tell you where to put it in’.

“I couldn’t access my Beauty Hut account so knew I had been hacked and then the phone calls began.

“I must have had over a dozen clients call me and even more texts asking if I’m okay because my whole contacts list saved to my account had received this same email.”

Ms Ahmed only uses the business account to send out emails to clients regarding special offers and did not store any bank details or invoices.

However, this was not the main worry for the beautician who was more concerned about the recipients of the emails.

She said: “There will be people in my contacts, and in others, that don’t understand the dangers of hackers like these and therefore may believe the content in the emails to be real.

“I hope that my incident and the rising number of cases can help raise the awareness of this problem and ensure no innocent people are left out of pocket.”

The beautician had a strong password on her account, made up of 15-16 characters, including letters and

Warnings over rise in email hackers

ACCESS: Beauty Hut owner, Yasmin Ahmed had her business account hacked

numbers, yet was still hacked.

Despite a number of attempts to change her password and regain access to the email, all efforts have proved futile.

A statement on behalf of the Trading Standards authority warned all email users to be wary of such scams and be wary of any email requesting the transfer of funds.

It read: “Names and other details differ depending on whose webmail account the scammers have hijacked, as do

the countries where the “friend” is supposedly stranded. The amounts of money requested in the messages may also differ.

“In spite of such superficial differences, all such messages are versions of the same basic scam. Sadly, some people have become victims of this scam and lost money to these criminals.

“As usual be wary of any email that you receive that asks you to send money, even if the message appears to come from a friend. Moreover, users of

webmail should make sure that their account details are as secure as possible, and be wary of possible phishing scams designed to steal their webmail account details.

“Many people may have several webmail accounts, some of which are not often used.

Thus it is a good idea to check all webmail accounts regularly to ensure that they have not been compromised and sending out scam email or spam that could appear to be from you.”

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Dons of Bradistan Local author releases hard-hitting debut book

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A university graduate from Keighley has turned his own life around to become a selfpublished author following eight years of living in a ‘gang’ culture.

Shakeel Aziz, 30, left school at the age of 16 with no qualifications yet after escaping his turbulent lifestyle five years ago, the Yorkshireman has now written his first book, entitled ‘Dons of Bradistan’.

The fictional novel follows the story of Nasser Ali, a teenager from Bradford who falls into the wrong crowd and becomes exposed to a notorious gang culture.

After being sent to Pakistan for bad behaviour, the teenager returns years later with a mysterious parcel which is about to send his life into utter turmoil.

Author: Shakeel Aziz with his book, ‘Dons of Bradistan’

The story uncovers the youth's hardship, regret and turmoil as he becomes entangled in crime, gangs and criminal activity, all while dealing with social issues such as racism, identity crisis and cultural confusion.

Author, Shakeel, who graduated from Bradford University last month with a BA Honours degree in Peace Studies and Politics, hopes the novel will not only entertain its readers but act as a warning about the dangers of such a notorious lifestyle.

He said: “When I began writing initially in 2011 my idea was to do a self help book for teenagers. The aim was to provide guidance for the younger generation, specifically Asian Muslims, and highlight the dangers of gangs and a criminal lifestyle.

“However, after starting the book I realised that teenagers, and the wider society never really

engage in 'Do's and Dont's' books so I developed it into an action crime thriller nonfiction.

“Looking at my own life experiences and reflecting on others I have spoken with during youth work, it gave me the ability to write the book in a way which is reflective of the truth and also spreads an important message.

“The underlying aim is to highlight how small misguided decisions can wreak havoc in a young person's life, whilst abandoning education is a hugely dangerous decision.

“That’s how Dons of Bradistan became the gritty, hard hitting tale which it is, taking the reader into the surreal world of young Nasser.”

The book is now available for purchase on Amazon, whilst a second novel, exploring the world of grooming, is currently in production and will hopefully be released in the near future.

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1 Muslim Bradford trekker looks to visit every Mosque

CHALLENGE: Aminur Chowdhury hopes to attend all the Islamic places of worship in Bradford

By Ashley Grint ashley@asianexpress.co.uk

A Bradford man is hoping to visit every mosque in the city after rediscovering his passion for Islam and has further plans to document his journey.

29-year-old Aminur Chowdhury, from Manningham, decided to take on the challenge of visiting all of the city’s 83 mosques before the New Year in hope of celebrating his chosen faith.

Having worked for a recruiting agency in the past, the former Bradford Grammar School graduate will be aiming to complete the journey independently to highlight the ease of access to faith in the city.

He said: “This adventure of mine is

all about purity, all about humility and all about beauty. It is to highlight just how far back the Asian community in Bradford goes in setting up great things such as mosques.

“Three weeks ago I hadn’t visited any mosque for a long time, but when my friend and I saw young men handing out leaflets about the prayer, it made me realise how much of a communal thing religion is.

“People should be aware that there are so many of these ‘places of worship’ in our city and if I can highlight that to Muslims, hopefully more of them will realise they can attend.

“This is not about fundraising or being ostentatious, it is just something I hope to achieve. I’m sure councillors may have visited all of these remarkable establishments yet I don’t

want to do it because it is my job, I want to do it to experience the different Mosques and worships.”

Mr Chowdhury visited Marrakesh a couple of years ago and said this experience was also a reminder of the importance of faith in communities.

“When I visited Morocco the experience I felt there was amazing. I was overcome with spirituality and wanted to feel this way back home in England.

Everybody was united in their ways when the call to prayer was made and it was great to see.

“If people in the UK can just understand how easy it is for them to visit one of these remarkable buildings, it would be fantastic for the community.”

“People should be aware that there are so many of these ‘places of worship’ in our city and if I can highlight that to Muslims, hopefully more of them will realise they can attend.”

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Inmate murderers sentenced to life ‘Bored’ inmates will never leave prison following death of local man

By Ashley Grint ashley@asianexpress.co.uk

Two prisoners, found guilty of murdering a ‘model inmate’ earlier this year, have been told they will spend life behind bars.

Gary Smith, 48, and Lee Newell, 44, were both handed whole-life sentences at Warwick Crown Court on the 23rd September for the murder of Huddersfield man, Subhan Anwar.

The victim, who was serving a life sentence of 23 years after being

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MURDERED: Subhan Anwar was killed by two fellow inmates

SENTENCED: Gary Smith and Lee Newell were sentenced at Warwick Crown Court

convicted of the murder of his partner's two-year-old daughter, was strangled with his own tracksuit bottoms in his cell at HMP Long Lartin, near Evesham, on the 14th February.

Smith and Newell did not appear in court and were addressed via a live stream by Mr Justice Jeremy Baker who said he believed Anwar did not resist because he thought he was being taken hostage.

“One of the most chilling aspects of this case was the almost complete lack of emotion shown by either of you after the killing,” Mr Justice

Baker said.

“It is against this background that I have to consider whether the circumstances of this murder are such that it is one of those exceptional cases where its seriousness is of such magnitude so as to require the making of a wholelife order.

“In my judgment you have both murdered others before, on this occasion you did so in a coldblooded manner, having deliberately lulled your victim into a false sense of security.”

A family member spoke on behalf

of Anwar’s family and uttered his disbelief at the events in the high security prison.

He said: “What happened in Long Lartin on the evening of Thursday 14th February will never be forgotten, should never have occurred and should not be allowed to happen ever again.

“Injustice was done to Subhan Anwar from the start. We, as a family, still believe he was wrongly accused and sentenced for something he was innocent of. We believe there was no factual evidence in his case and he should

not have been in prison.

“Prisoners and prisoners’ families should never go through what we as a family are going through. They should not be living in fear on a daily basis in a top security prison or any prison in UK. “We as a family are devastated by this loss. Our lives will never be the same. We have received many condolences, cards, letters and even a collection from other prisoners in Long Lartin. They, like us, are in complete disbelief, shocked and saddened by how Subhan was killed

by Smith and Newell.”

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Fears for Britain’s Muslim generation

By Anush Ansari anush@asianexpress.co.uk

Rising criminality amongst young Muslims and the untold damage to the communities due to the actions of a handful of men is a growing concern says the Council for Mosques (CfM).

The organisations annual report raised concerns about Islamaphobia, debilitating health, poverty, failing education and the vulnerability of young Muslims to the culture of crime, drugs, and “heinous” sexual grooming.

CfM president Mohammed Mushtaq, general secretary Zulfiqar Karim and chief executive Mohammed Saleem Khan tackled the issues within the report where discussions on sexual grooming and increasing criminality were of particular importance.

A call has gone out to the Muslim community, Mosques and other organisations to raise awareness and continue to work hard to provide support to the authorities and the victims of this heinous crime.

Mr Karim states that the grooming issue has tarnished the Muslim communities in Britain and said: “We as a community need work harder for better relations within our city with

other faith groups and people of other races. We must bring down barriers that have been created over many years and endeavour to have better understanding of our cities.”

He added: “This is a societywide phenomenon which requires a collective and interactive action supported by sustainable resources. The vast majority of law-abiding Muslims find grooming and other forms

elements of both sides of the divide”.

On the survival for families in this economic climate, the CfM said that the traditional strength of Muslim families is under a serious threat. It pointed out that family disharmony, stress, increasing debts and general decline in health and wellbeing has a dampening effect on the family unit.

Mr Karim advised against

Council for Mosques’ annual report raises some grave concerns of criminality totally abhorrent.”

Mr Saleem Khan said: “Although, in minority, the criminals have the capacity to attract major media headlines, regularly undoing the hard work of the peaceful law-abiding majority.”

The report also talked about a rise in Islamaphobia and a subsequent threat from rightwing extremists.

The CfM talked about Muslims being “demonised and dehumanised”, which in turn enflamed the “right-wing

looking for quick-fix answers. He said to ensure that the communities can reverse this downward trend they must improve skills through training so people are able to gain better paid employment.

He added: “If Bradford is to fulfil its true potential as a city of high skilled workforce, then the Muslim community need to be part of that vision and plan moving forward. Economic prosperity for the Muslim community is vital for any chance of future generations.”

CONCERNED: Bradford’s Council for Mosques’ general secretary Zulfi Karim highlights major issues that need to be tackled

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Reader reaction to drunk PIA pilot’s arrest at Leeds Bradford Airport Last week Pakistan International Airlines were once again at the centre of a controversial investigation after a ‘drunken’ pilot was apprehended during a pre-flight check at Leeds Bradford Airport.

54-year-old Irfan Faiz, from Pakistan, was charged with being four times over the legal alcohol limit when he boarded the Airbus 310 aircraft. The pilot was allegedly chewing gum to disguise the odor of

the alcohol on his breath.

Mr Faiz has been flying for 25 years and could now face a maximum sentence of two years in prison when he attends Leeds Crown Court on the18th October.

This case is just the latest incident, which continues to tarnish the reputation of the airline.

Just one day prior to Faiz’s arrest, three PIA male flight attendants were arrested by Manchester police after a

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British woman, travelling on KarachiLahore-Manchester flight, lodged a harassment complaint against them.

Additionally, last week, a dead cockroach was discovered in a food packet provided by the PIA on a flight heading towards New York.

In May 2013 fighter jets were called upon to escort an aircraft to Stanstead airport after two men allegedly attempted to gain access to the plane’s cockpit.

Shanwaz Ahmed: “It’s clearly very embarrassing thing for the PIA to Nazim Ali: “It is shocking to have to endure. be honest. For such a Their reputation is in professional to be in this tatters and they now position and have such have a lot of bridge experience it is unbelievable. He building to do. is putting hundreds of lives at “I have only flown risk. with them once in “I have flown four or five times the past back in with PIA but never had any 1998, but if there complaints really. I’ve heard was any part of me about issues surrounding the thinking I might fly safety of the flights before and with them again, it is planes having to be grounded now a definite no. but this incident is truly “As for the pilot, I shocking. don’t think the two “PIA now need to look at years they are themselves and sort out their threatening him with priorities, making sure the safety are enough. He could have endangered hundreds of their passengers is number of lives and who knows what would have happened one.” had he been allowed to fly.”

Alia Ansari: “I had a terrible experience with PIA recently which already made me not want to fly with them ever again, even before this latest news.

“I was on my way home from Pakistan and our plane was delayed three hours so we just sat on the plane for all that time and it was absolutely disgusting – the toilets were filthy, the whole plane was very smelly, so much so that the staff kept having to spray it, and there was no air con.

“I slept through the meals and when I asked if I could get some food when I had awoken, I was told there was nothing left; I hadn’t eaten for 12 hours and it just made me feel like I was begging.

“This incident with the drunk pilot was an amazing example of misconduct, imagine if he had of been able to fly. He deserves everything he gets.”

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Positive Bradford DRUMMER: A mix of musical cultures promises a diverse range of entertainment

Events galore at city celebrations Positive Bradford makes its return to the Bradford dragon hunt, arts and crafts city next weekend as hundreds of activities sessions, Punjabi arts classes in DJ-ing, are set to arrive in City Park. drumming and dance, the list is endless and Organisers are expecting more than there is bound to be something for 20,000 people to overtake the city on everybody on Saturday.

Saturday 28th September with events and A statement on behalf of the Positive activities on offer for children and adults of Bradford team read: “Bradford is the 4th all ages. Kicking off at 11am, the day will largest metropolitan district in England be packed with everything MUSIC: More than 20,000 people will attend the fair on Saturday from parades to the highly anticipated Bradfactor, and best of all it’s free.

Up and coming opera star, Rob Dziekanski will perform some classic hits whilst Punjabi and bhangra dancing will be on show at regular intervals, providing an upbeat tempo.

Also on hand from the other and our strong communities offer visitors side of the Atlantic are Panache 2014, who and residents a mix of cosmopolitan will be offering up some brilliant offerings and friendly people. Here, cheerleading straight from the US finals, “pluralism” and “diversity” are more than and folk acoustic performers Downreno, glossy marketing terms: they are a way of presenting a mixture of American driving life for residents from a wide range of tunes. religious, cultural and ethnic backgrounds.

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‘Famos’ Gram Flour milling company slammed after discovery of moth and dust infestation

By Anush Ansari

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Moth and caterpillar droppings were discovered on the floors of a Laisterdyke food plant during a visit from hygiene inspectors.

The food milling company, Arcadia Food Industries, on Pawson Street in Bradford, prepares grains and pulses which are sold mostly through Asian grocery stores. Their most popular

household brand being the ‘Famos Gram Flour’.

In July last year an environmental health officer found floors layered with waste flour, live moths and broken equipment stuck together with tape on a routine inspection.

A second officer found that the premises had a considerable amount of moth infestation.

Droppings were found in the cracks on the floor, in the walls and ceiling and on top of milling equipment.

At Bradford and Keighley Magistrates’ Court yesterday, Richard Winter, prosecuting on behalf of Bradford Council, said: “The factory floor was thick with flour dust on both visits.

“The milling plant had been ill-repaired with clear sticking tape and live moths were found on the premises.

“On the second visit, a significant moth infestation was found.”

Amjid and Sajid Baig, who did not appear at court, pleaded guilty to eight hygiene offences. The court heard that the two brothers agreed to close down the premises until the pest and hygiene problems were dealt with.

After the hearing, Councillor Andrew Thornton, Bradford Council’s executive member for environment, said: “We will do everything we can to ensure that food businesses in Bradford are operated with the highest standards of hygiene in place.

“We are always willing to work in partnership with, and advise, food business owners how to achieve the required standards, but if they ignore that advice and continue to operate from dirty premises and use poor hygiene practises, we won’t hesitate to prosecute.

“We are glad of the support of the courts to help us make sure that consumers face no risks from food produced or processed in Bradford.”

Mitigating for Arcadia Food Industries, Richard Wright QC said that the mill had since undergone a deep clean, and had passed a Council inspection on 6th September this year.

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Celebrated Bradford school becomes Academy

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OPEN: Bradford Lord Mayor Councillor Khadim Hussain officially opens the latest addition of the Iqra Academy

A Bradford Primary school, which was all but destroyed following a devastating arson attack a decade ago, is now celebrating becoming an academy amid a host of other awards.

The Iqra Academy, in Manningham, was named ‘Primary School of the Year’ by the Times Educational Supplement in 2012 and

held a special ceremony last week to celebrate becoming an academy.

Rated as Outstanding in every aspect in the latest OFSTED report, the school has been a success story for the local area since opening their doors in 2000.

Students and teachers took part in an assembly, documenting the history of the school and providing entertainment through a special dance performance.

Bradford Lord Mayor, Khadim Hussain, was also present alongside

members of the school board and parents, to perform the official ribbon cutting of the latest addition to the school premises.

Parwaiz Bashir, Chair of the school, was delighted to see how far the school had progressed and hopes the success will continue for the foreseeable future.

He said: “Today is another part of the journey where we can now decide on how we can continue to improve and do the best we can for our children. The children have

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(right) BUILDING: Iqra Academy in Manningham, Bradford

already said that we might become an allthrough school (primary and secondary) and that is something we will seriously look at.

“As an academy it gives us control from the council where we can now direct from within the school. In all honesty, the council are not responsible for us getting to this fantastic position; it’s the teachers and the head teacher in particular that has taken us to where we are so as an Academy it gives us a bit more freedom.”

The Lord Mayor was also full of praise for the establishment and the proud history.

“Looking at the tragic incident (arson

attack) and the resilience they’ve shown, the community dedication, staff, councillors, they’ve all worked to make it a fantastic establishment which it is today.

“In order to succeed you need to have leadership within the school and within the home, and kids need someone who can inspire them, push them, and raise their expectations. Here at the Iqra Academy we have those things and that is why the school is labelled ‘Outstanding’.”

He added: “The presentation given today is a clear vision of where the governing body want the school to go and I believe they have all the right skills to achieve what they want.”

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More than three weeks have passed since the passing of Nazim Din in Leeds, yet questions still remain following the actions leading up to his death.

Mr Din collapsed and died just outside his family home in Wortley on the 28th August, following the arrest of one of his sons, and an alleged push by a police officer.

An investigation was launched by the Internal Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) following the death yet the family have since been left waiting for answers and ‘waiting for justice’.

The grandfather of seven’s funeral was finally held at the Bilal Mosque, Harehills, on the 6th September following three separate post-mortems. Thousands of mourners turned up on the day to pay their respects before he was later buried at Cottingley cemetery.

The Grasmere Court resident required assistance to walk and was, allegedly,

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Mr Din’s family claim Nazim Din was simply trying to tell the authorities that they ‘had the wrong son’; however he was pushed out of the way and subsequently fell to the floor, where he remained, unattended, for more than 20 minutes.

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“We know whose fault it was and we know there is nothing that can now be done to bring Nazim back. However, to not even haven been offered an apology I don’t think is right. Somebody must take responsibility for their actions.”

Mr Din is survived by his wife, five children, seven grandchildren, his mother, brother and four sisters.

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Tackling abuse through music

Young people aim to tackle domestic abuse in teenage relationships

By Ashley Grint ashley@asianexpress.co.uk

Young people in Bradford are using film, photography and music to raise awareness of domestic abuse as an issue amongst their peers.

A music video entitled ‘STUCK in Chains’, which will be available on You Tube, has been written, filmed and produced by young people. They identified domestic abuse within young people’s relationships as an issue that affects them but which can go unnoticed or unchallenged.

The video addresses the impact of domestic abuse from the point of view of young people, through rap music and film, and highlights where young people can find help and support. It will be launched during Bradford’s Safeguarding Week on Monday, 30 September at 5.30pm.

The launch event will include a screening of the video, live performance of the track, and speeches by young people involved in the project. The initiative has been supported by Bradford Council’s Youth Service and Bradford Safeguarding Children Board.

Nola O’Neill, Bradford Council Youth Worker, said: "We really hope that this video and track will reach out to young people who are on the receiving end of an abusive relationship, or who are hurting someone they love, and encourage them to talk to someone they trust and seek help.”

Jason Baker, who co-wrote the lyrics and co-performs, said: "We want young people who are victims of abuse in relationships to know where to go for support. We want them to feel better knowing that they are not alone and that there are people who can relate to them and who care.

"We want to spread our message through music because people listen to music all the time and it can influence how they think.”

A number of national surveys highlight the impact that domestic abuse can have in young people’s relationships, the wide variety of ways in which it can take place, and that it often goes unreported.

FILM: A music video has been produced by Bradford’s youths

Conor Butler, who directed the video, said: "My passion for filming and music meant that when the opportunity to get involved with the STUCK project came about I jumped at the chance to do something different with a serious subject matter.

"During researching for STUCK I spoke to people and watched a lot of related videos, learning what people go through.

This got to me emotionally, and I feel good that the video we have produced will raise awareness and really help people.”

The video will be available to organisations such as schools and youth clubs to raise the issue of relationship abuse between young people as part of discussions in a supportive environment.

Sofia Tsanou, who sings on the track, said: "We want young people to understand there are different types of abuse in relationships, it’s not just physical, there is emotional abuse as well.

"Understanding emotions is hard, and we all need to know how to talk about them.

Being close to someone can bring up lots of complicated feelings, no matter what type of relationship you are in.

"Whatever your situation, find a positive outlet for your feelings, don’t hurt others or yourself.”

Nick Frost, Independent Chair of Bradford Safeguarding Children Board, said: "Domestic violence can blight young people’s lives, and it can seem very hard to escape. This brave music video is a creative way of raising the issue amongst young people, and also gives the message that help is at hand for them, and it is a cycle they can break.”

Cllr Ralph Berry, Bradford Council’s Portfolio Holder for Children’s Services, said: "This is a very difficult issue which these young people have taken on, and they deserve great credit for getting this important message out there. The use of the music video in schools and in youth services will hopefully give other young people a greater understanding of this issue and where they can get help if it affects them.”

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“The new Victoria Gate development will reaffirm Leeds’ status as a top retail destination in Yorkshire.”

Shoppers retreat NEW DEVELOPMENT: Artist's impressions of how the new Victoria Gate will look (images courtesy of Hammerson plc)

Flagship John Lewis store planned as part of £130m development of old Eastgate Quarters in Leeds

By Anush Ansari anush@asianexpress.co.uk

Hammerson, the retail developer behind Victoria Gate in Leeds, has this week received approval of its £130million development by the city council’s plans panel.

The formal decision by councillors at Civic Hall marks an important next step towards construction work starting on the 37, of retail space in Spring 2014.

Previously known as Eastgate Quarters, phase one of the Victoria Gate development is set to generate 2,700 construction employment opportunities, as well as more than 1,500 retail and hospitality jobs when it opens in Autumn 2016.

As well as housing more than 30 retailers, the development will anchor a 24,000m2 flagship John Lewis store featuring a striking façade that draws on Leeds’ proud textile heritage. The John Lewis store will also link to the existing Victoria Quarter in an elegantly designed two street arcade and include a multistory car park for more than 800 cars.

Hammerson Project Director for Victoria Gate, Joe Swindells, said: “The positive decision from Leeds City Council’s plans panel is a major next step towards getting construction underway in the spring.

“We are fully committed to creating a retail development that will not only reaffirm Leeds’ status as a top retail destination for luxury and aspirational brands in the UK, but will also add value to Leeds’ local economy and community.”

Leeds City Council executive member for the economy and development Councillor Richard Lewis said: “This approval is fantastic news for the city as Victoria Gate is going to provide a huge boost to the Leeds and wider city region economies.

“The scheme will help regenerate that area of the city centre and will complement the well-established Victoria Quarter and the brand new Trinity Leeds to further enhance the exceptional retail offer in the city.

“Victoria Gate will also mean the creation of hundreds of new jobs to help local people and I look forward to seeing work get underway on site in the coming months to bring this development to reality.“

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follow us on twitter: One of the world’s fastest growing airlines, announced that it is to launch services to Sialkot, its fifth route to Pakistan.

The service will commence from 5th November 2013 with four weekly flights operated by an Airbus A330-200 aircraft in a twoclass configuration - 54 seats in Business Class and 183 in Economy Class. The aircraft can carry up to 17 tonnes of cargo, giving a boost to trade opportunities.

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“With the addition of this fifth destination the airline will operate 63 flights a week between Dubai and Pakistan.

“Twenty eight years since our first flight, this new service to Sialkot continues to demonstrate the strong ties between the two countries and reinforces Dubai as a conveniently located hub for onward travel on Emirates’ network of 134 destinations.

“Besides boosting global trade and economic opportunities, this new route will provide additional travel options to Pakistanis wanting to connect with friends, families and colleagues worldwide.”

Sialkot is the capital of the Sialkot District located in the north-east of the Punjab province in Pakistan. Situated around 125 kilometres north of Lahore, it provides customers with a convenient alternative gateway to the Export Triangle of Pakistan – the area encompassing Gujrat, Sialkot and Gujranwala.

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and exporting sports goods and clothing, gloves, surgical instruments, cutlery, ceramics and leather garments, whilst imports to the region focus on the supply of raw materials for manufacturing those products.

Sialkot International Airport, which opened in 2007, boasts the longest runway in Pakistan at 3,600 metres and was wholly funded by the Sialkot Chamber of Commerce.

“As the first privately funded airport in Pakistan, we welcome Emirates’ decision to commence operations to the city,” said Sheikh Abdul Majid, President of the

Asian Express Sialkot Chamber of Commerce.

“Sialkot will be able to offer Emirates’ passengers another point of entry into Pakistan in a modern, conveniently located and accessible airport.”

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Operated by O2 franchisee, Talk Direct, the new workshop is located in the newly refurbished 2,000 sq ft O2 store at the Merrion Centre and includes a board room meeting space, with complementary tea and coffee. There is also a printer service, conference call facilities, a smart interactive board and free wifi available to all, regardless of the network.

At the opening, Yorkshire entrepreneur Ajaz Ahmed, will give an inspirational talk, before one of O2’s tech specialists will be running a free gadget workshop.

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“It’s a real coup to have the first O2 Workshop outside of London here at the Merrion Centre. We look forward to welcoming Freeserve’s founder, Ajaz Ahmed, here to open it.”

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Two weeks have passed since a fatal car accident resulted in the death of a popular Bradford man and tributes are still being made to the victim.

Mohammed Rabanawaz Sultan, 26, died at the scene of the crash on Queens Road, Bradford after his Volkswagen Passat collided with a tree on Saturday 7th September.

Mr Sultan, of Toller Lane, Bradford, was the sole occupant of the car and was pronounced dead shortly after the accident.

Bradford Councillor Imran Hussain was a close family friend of the victim and explained how big of a loss Mr Sultan was to the

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The next event to be launched

by Leeds-based Hamara Centre will see a 5km run/walk take place in aid of Leeds General Infirmary children’s heart unit and Martin House children’s hospice.

Under the Give a Gift initiative the run will take place on the 6th October in Roundhay Park, Leeds with everybody invited to come along and help raise money for the local causes.

“We Are involved in this fantastic project and would really appreciate your help and support by joining us on the 6th October 2013 to raise money for these two great causes,” Habib Malik, CEO of the Hamara Centre, said.

“Please pass the email on to all your friends and family members.

Help us put a smile on a child's face. If you need any further information, please call me on 0113 277 3330 or register if you can help.”

For more information please visit www.giveagift.org.uk and get involved today.

The Give a Gift initiative was a huge success last month with hundreds of toys being donated to local causes.

The Leeds General Infirmary and Martin House children’s hospice were the recipients of the gifts, donated to the Hamara centre, Leeds, during Ramadan.

Hanif Malik, CEO of the Hamara Centre, was delighted with the projects final outcome and was overwhelmed by the response to the appeal.

“We had hundreds and hundreds of gifts and toys donated to the cause which was an absolutely terrific response,” he said.

“It was a fantastic communal effort, with the Muslim community showing their generosity throughout the month of Ramadan. Charity is an integral part of our faith and it showed with the Give a Gift initiative.”

He added: “To see the response from the kids themselves that was the best part of the day for me; seeing smiles on the faces of the kids, some of whom were celebrating their Eid in hospital, was fantastic.

“Parents were also delighted with the project...it is a difficult time for any parent in that sort of situation so it was good to be able

to offer some sort of support through gifts for their children.”

Wendy Haigh is a trustee at the LGI and was overwhelmed by the number of presents donated to the appeal.

“It’s been absolutely marvelous,” she explained. “All the hard work they have put in and the children have absolutely loved it today.

“We have never had anything like this before, not to this extent. It’s overwhelming what the Muslim community has done here.

“Children will now remember this occasion rather than their stay in hospital. It’s been like a Christmas day for them really, I think that’s what the project hoped to achieve and I think that is exactly what it has done.”

Likewise, Martin House representative, Sarah Tarpey added: “We were overwhelmed by your generosity and cannot thank you enough for the donations of toys and gifts. Thank you for caring enough to do this for our children and their LGI Trustee Wendy Haigh families.”

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Nasheed artist Zain Bhikha builds self confidence in young people

An influential voice captivated youngsters at a Leeds-based community project recently at the Hamara Centre in Leeds.

As part of the Role Model Series, which aims to bring inspiring and successful professionals to the youths of Leeds, songwriter Zain Bhikha was roped in through Skype.

Zain recorded his first album in 1994. His experience as an artist has grown tremendously, increasing his exposure in his country of birth, South Africa, as well as globally.

Known as a pioneer in the ‘Nasheed’ genre of music, where, as one of the first English Islamic singers, he opened the door for many other artists.

Zain’s albums have been launched in many countries including the United Kingdom, North America, Malaysia,

France, Turkey, Holland, India, The Middle East, and Australia. He has performed live in cities across most continents and has become a household name when it comes to spiritual music.

Zain had been eagerly anticipating his session with the young people in Leeds. He introduced himself to the young people who were waiting to hear Zain sing live after hearing one of his songs on YouTube. He shared his journey with young people. He talked about growing up, singing, his parents and mentioned his career and on-going projects.

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Most of Zain’s songs are written by himself, and he has collaborated with a long list of artists such as Dawud Wharnsby, Native Deen, Outlandish, Sami Yusuf, Raihaan, Khalid Belhrouzhi, Ahmed Bukhatir, Imad Rami, Ziryab, Khalil Ismail and not forgetting his mentor, Yusuf Islam.

His songs are mainly self-written, driven by emotion and the need to reassure people that turning and submitting to the Almighty is the hope mankind needs. Many of his songs represent different times in his life and the lessons he has learnt through personal experience. His music promotes spiritual contemplation and encourages people to be proud of their beliefs, of who they are and to work towards a better world.

He left the youth at the Hamara Centre with a thought provoking phrase.

After asking everyone to look at their index finger Zain told everyone that they were unique, no one else would ever be

the same as them.

In an effort to build self-confidence, he asked the group to repeat after him: “The world will remember my name”. Growing up in Johannesburg and having made something of himself helped the youth believe that self-belief and determination can make a huge difference.

The impact he had on the young people was very positive as many of the attendees are from diverse backgrounds, and the Role Model Series has brought them together. A clear example of the Streetvibe project living up to its ‘Time For Change’ motto, along with the Hamara Centers ‘Bringing Communities Together’.

All sessions of the Role Model Series will be in Asian Express newspaper.

Please check out the website www.rolemodelseries.com, like the Hamara centre on facebook, or follow the Hamara centre on Twitter. Find us on Flickr under flickr member. Check out the RMS Hamara YouTube channel.

For further info contact Arfan on 0113 277 3330 ext 241 or email Arfan@ hamara.co.uk.

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Shimla Spice Shipley Best Indian restaurant in England

TEAM: (l-r) Co-Manager, Amad Hussain; Owner, Mohammed Akhtar; Co-Manager, Faisal Hussain

able to claim this already it really is brilliant.”

He added: “Our food has gained recognition and a n just seven years reputation for being great Shimla Spice has quality and has attracted established itself as a loyal customers locally leader in the Indian and from around the dining industry and country. People come earlier this month it was from all over to try our officially recognised as highly decorated dishes the best of the best. and we thank them for Based in Shipley, the their support. eloquent, newly“We work extremely refurbished establishment hard on perfecting all of was nominated by the the dishes and ensuring prestigious English Curry customers receive a Awards, the Oscar of complete professional Indian curry, as the top service, so to be named Indian restaurant in the best in the country is a Yorkshire. real privilege.”

Not only did Shimla The diverse menu on Spice win the award, it offer provides hundreds of also claimed the top options for diners to accolade on the night, as choose from with a it was named number one number of speciality Indian restaurant in the dishes also available. country, beating Why not try one of the competition from every award winning authentic jurisdiction.

Desi dishes for a real Manager, Faisal flavor of India. A Chicken Hussain, was delighted to or Fish Karahi, prepared claim the highly-soughtand cooked in the after honour despite being traditional Punjabi way, relatively new in the will be certain to provide a industry. south Asian experience He said: “It was a you will never forget. fantastic honour to be Alternatively the Desi able to accept the award Lamb Palak Karahi, and be recognised as the prepared with succulent best Indian in the country. pieces of halal lamb and “Our sister branch in fresh spinach, is the Keighley is where it all perfect dish for any began 15 years ago, hungry diner. perfecting our menus and With a new restaurant dishes to meet our due to open in Burnley, incredibly high standards. Lancashire next summer, “Some of the other Shimla Spice looks set to restaurants we were up continue serving up the against have been around finest Indian dishes across for 40 or 50 years so to be the North of England.

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ollowing the success of my two recent articles on the dangers of concussion in sport causing CTE and where the liability could lie with clubs and governing bodies, I wanted to share a third and final instalment in this series which questions where liability on a player –v- player basis could come into play.

If we compare two incidents (one from the professional ranks and one from the amateur) with the same facts the outcomes are very different.

Gloucester prop Nick Wood, just 73 seconds into the recent game against Saracens, stamped twice onto the face of Jacques Burger. Wood received a red card and a likely ban of 9 weeks from the RFU’s disciplinary panel. Rhys Garfield playing in the amateur Welsh leagues was jailed for 15 months for stamping on an opponent’s head back in 2006.

Just last year an amateur rugby player Jack Weston was jailed for six months after he punched an opponent so hard during an on-pitch row over a tackle that he broke his jaw. Contrast these facts with Leicester’s Manu Tuilagi who, a season earlier, violently assaulted former Northampton Saints winger Chris Ashton with a flurry of punches and was subsequently banned from all competitions for 5 weeks.

The RFU's disciplinary officer Judge Jeff Blackett said at the time: "This sort of incident is very damaging to the image of the game and there is no place for this type of

Please contact Luke Patel on 0113 227 9316 or by email at LPatel@LawBlacks.com

offending on the rugby pitch. Had it occurred in the high street an offender would have been prosecuted in the criminal courts".

This statement raises the question as to why so few players have been prosecuted outside the laws governing their particular sport. The 44 days spent

by Duncan Ferguson in Barlinnie prison in 1995 for head-butting Raith Rovers defender Jock McStay is one of the very few instances where an on-field incident has resulted in a criminal conviction.

Criminal proceedings are generally reserved for the most serious situations as discussed above. The law is more commonly involved in civil claims where an action is brought by one player against another for negligence. In 2009 Everton striker Victor Anichebe settled out of court for a six-figure settlement in damages after instigating legal action over a tackle from Kevin Nolan that left Anichebe unable to play for 11 months.

The Latin phrase ‘volenti non fit injuria’ means ‘no injury is caused to a person who consents’. Therefore if you consent to the possibility of injury and you are injured then you cannot claim you have been wronged. This is a complete defence for a claim for negligence. So should the laws of the land be left on the touchline? Should consideration be given to the importance of protecting players from serious injury balanced against the reasonableness of finding another player liable? The case law surrounding these instances tells us that violent acts will trump an injured party’s consent. Where there is difficulty in application is across the spectrum of sports. What players will consent to in boxing, cage fighting and rugby is far greater than what players will consent to when they take to the field for a football match or game of cricket.

We at Blacks have a specialist Sports Law Department dealing with all aspects of advising sports professionals and organisations. We also deal with claims for compensation arising out of sporting and other injuries.

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Basement bonanza Wealthy Londoners in a rat race to build underground home space before building regulations change

LUCRATIVE: The costs of building underground in London is around £500 per square foot but properties in the area sell for up to 2,500 per square foot

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grown increasingly angry about basement extensions causing noise and disturbance during construction, traffic problems, vermin, and fear that developments will Some of the rich and famous homeowners impact structural stability of nearby buildings. in parts of London's most affluent Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster neighbourhoods are racing to build luxury basements with swimming pools and cinema councils’ plans to introduce new rules in early 2014 to target and restrict basement rooms before new rules limiting underground developments come into force. development prompted a rush of applications this year.

A growing number of property owners, The new rules will make major who have been unable to build up basement extensions more or out in the tight London difficult as excavations deeper streets over the last few than one storey will only be years, have taken the permitted in exceptional option to dig down. This circumstances, and means they are basement extensions bypassing rules covering more than 50 governing abovepercent of the garden ground work and will not be allowed. encouraged by Developers expect technological other councils in advances in building London may follow suit. basements. The costs “This summer we’ve are approximately seen people rushing to £500 per square foot to get consent for basement build a basement but developments, advised to properties in the area do so by us and their sell for up to 2,500 per STEEL TYCOON: Lakshmi Mittal architects,” said Charlie square foot is also one of those dabbling in Bubear, head of the Chelsea Tetra Pak heir Hans underground extensions office of Savills real estate Rausing this month joined agency. the list of the super-wealthy “This can add significant value to a to get approval to build a pool, cinema, and property. Basement conversions are the only cigar room under his London mansion way to go if you want to extend and it avoids where his wife’s body lay hidden for two the costs of having to move but you can months last year after her death. understand resentment to living next to a Chelsea Football Club owner Roman building site.”

Abramovich, Formula 1 heiress Tamara A spokeswoman for Kensington & Chelsea Ecclestone, and steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal Council, one of Britain’s most expensive are among those dabbling with basement areas where semi-detached houses cost an extensions in recent years.

But the construction of mega basements is average £6.1m, said a record number of applications had been received this year. about to be reined in with authorities in the In the first five months the council two most affected London areas finalising received 166 basement applications stricter rules for subterranean work in compared with 297 in all of 2012 - a sharp response to community anger about the contrast from 2001 when 46 basement disruption and structural impact. applications were submitted. Since 2009 it Final comments on the plans had to be has received over 1,000 applications and submitted this week. approved nearly 800.

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JR Autobodies Yorkshire’s only Westminster Insurance approved body shop

By Ashley Grint ashley@asianexpress.co.uk

or more than 30 years JR Autobodies has established itself as one of Yorkshire’s largest independent body shop and MOT Centres, gaining a fantastic reputation for providing quality services at competitive prices.

Located on Harehills Lane the business has gone from strength to strength since setting up in the heart of Leeds and now boasts an enviable reputation as one of the top MOT Testing Centres around.

As the only Westminster insurance approved bodyshop in Yorkshire, JR Autos guarantee the highest quality standards are always maintained on every job, always willing to go that extra mile for customers new and old.

Free courtesy cars are of course provided with all insurance work where required to ensure minimum disruption to your daily routine and if an accident is not your fault, a like for like vehicle for the duration of your repair will be supplied.

JR Autobodies is a Class IV Mot station with state of the art equipment that is approved by the Government appointed Vehicle Operator Services Agency (VOSA). All MOT tests are completed by MOT testers nominated by VOSA ensuring the highest quality and guarantee of professional service.

Only state of the art equipment is used by the team of fully trained mechanics and technicians in order to service and repair vehicles to manufacturers standards, government safety guidelines, modification of vehicles and to allow maintenance to the same standards as

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Fully trained and certified panel repairers work on all the latest body materials used in today's vehicles, such as Aluminum and Boron steel, ensuring all structural areas and panels are replaced or repaired to same standards as the original factory production process.

Body refinishing technicians add the final surface touch by applying primers and paint so everything looks as good as new if not better. This involves the use of state of the art hand and power sanding tools, chemical cleaning agents, spray booths and drying equipment and as the business have a fully equipped body shop you can rest assure that your car will be finished to the highest of standards possible in today's competitive market.

JR Autobodies will guarantee the highest quality standards are always maintained, by only utilising manufacturer's original equipment, replacement parts and paint technology that produces a finish as good as new.

By using an on-site paint mixing system supplied from the industry’s leading paint manufacturers such as Standox they are able to mix any shade of colour to ensure the job blends with the original factory finish.

Whether it’s refurbishing your alloys back to the new, factory finish, or making your wheels stand out from the crowd with limitless custom designs and colours, anything is possible, using all on site equipment.

So no matter the size of the job, head down to JR Autobodies for a service you can rely on.

‘Thank you for the support’

By Ashley Grint ashley@asianexpress.co.uk

s Rajas restaurants continue to open across the country, the Bradford-born business would like to thank their loyal customers for their support in making the eatery what it is today.

For the past ten years the fast food business has grown from its original premises on Great Horton Road and now boasts 12 chains across the North of England with plans to expand further in the near future.

All restaurants provide the tastiest halal food from the state-of-the-art modern facilities which give Rajas restaurants their distinctive look which diners have come to recognise and trust.

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are available including a choice of more than 30 different pizzas, with the newly introduced Keema Achar selection already proving a massive hit.

Loaded with mozzarella cheese, delicious ripened tomato sauce, keema achar, fresh peppers and herbs, a simple bite into the pizza will leave you wanting more than just one slice.

Fancy something a bit different; why not go for something from the equally diverse burger or chicken menu to satisfy your appetite. Healthier options are available from a wide range of grill selections, paninis, wraps and salads ensuring there is something for everybody at Rajas.

Manager, Aweis Asghar, wished to thank every person who has ever visited one of the many stores, in helping to make Rajas the

success which it is today.

He said: “Without the support of our loyal customers we would not be in this position whereby we are able to open new stores on a regular basis. It is because of these people, and their love for our food, that we have been able to establish ourselves as one of the fastest growing fast food businesses in the country and for that we say thank you.

“Our food caters for everybody, no matter the preference and the dedicated staff, who work in the many stores, deserve a lot of credit for the fantastic work they do in ensuring all our produce is to the highest quality.

“We have had a fantastic decade building up a loyal customer base and now look forward to continuing to build on the relationships with our valued customers.”

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Bone marrow donor plea to save life of six-year-old

NOW: Rayaan requires a bone marrow donor to save his life

YOUNGSTER: Rayaan (shown here with family) was a bubbly six-year-old who liked swimming and karate before he got ill at the start of May

“Help save my little boy’s life”

By Ashley Grint ashley@asianexpress.co.uk

A family from London is appealing for an Asian bone marrow donor to step forward and help save the life of their sixyear-old son.

Rayaan Siddiqui was diagnosed with a rare immunodeficiency disease called

HLH in May, a disease which only effects half a dozen children each year in the UK. The youngster is currently being treated with chemotherapy and steroids but ultimately his disease can only be cured through a bone marrow transplant.

There are currently thousands of people on the bone marrow register; however, before

someone can donate their bone marrow, it must closely match that of the person who needs it.

Currently, certain ethnic communities are under represented on the bone marrow register meaning it is more difficult, in situations likes Rayaan’s, to find suitable donors.

The Siddiqui family are now urging people of Asian background (Pakistani, Bengali, Indian, Sri Lankan, and Mauritian) to register in a bid to find a match for their son.

A statement on behalf of Rayaan’s mother and father, Ghazali & Navida Siddiqui, highlighted the urgency required for a donor to come forward.

“Up until eight weeks ago Rayaan was a fit and healthy six-

year-old boy, doing all of the fun things that kids of his age do,” they wrote.

“At the beginning of May he started getting fevers which were constant and continued unabated for two weeks. Over that period, the GP’s kept telling us that everything appeared fine with him, and that he should bounce back.

“After two full weeks of fevers we took him to A&E where we got the same message of nothing being obviously wrong with him.

They took a blood test and immediately realised that Rayaan was very ill as all his blood counts were very low.

“At the end of three weeks he was diagnosed with a rare immunodeficiency disease called HLH…he was so ill that he had to be transferred under emergency ambulance to Great Ormond Street ICU, where he remained on a ventilator for a few days.

“He has improved

considerably since that time; he is being treated with chemotherapy and steroids but ultimately his disease can only be cured through a bone marrow transplant.

None of his immediate family are a donor match and we are therefore searching for an unrelated donor on the British bone marrow registry.

“This is what this appeal is about today. Only six per cent of donors on the registry are from an Asian background, which means that children like Rayaan have a much lower probability of finding a matching donor.

“Please register as soon as possible to potentially help save my little boy’s life.”

For information on how to register to become a bone marrow donor visit www.delete bloodcancer.org.uk or if you would like to contact the Siddiqui family directly, please email ghazali.siddiqui @bdo.co.uk

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Fight for independence

College credit card fraudster

Thousands of people marched through the Scottish capital earlier this week calling for independence, a year ahead of Scotland's historic referendum on whether to break away from the United Kingdom.

The pro-independence campaign "Yes Scotland" estimated that 20,000 supporters joined the march through Edinburgh, turning the city centre into a sea of blue and white as they waved thousands of Scottish flags, though police said numbers were closer to 8,300.

Some of the men were clad in traditional Scottish kilts as they marched up Calton Hill, overlooking the city, to the sound of bagpipes.

Alex Salmond, leader of the proindependence Scottish National Party and head of Scotland's regional government, told the crowds they would have ‘the opportunity of a lifetime’ when they vote on 18th September next year.

Purchasing officer at Blackburn College uses the veil to hide her identity in court

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SHAMEFUL: 41-year-old Shaheda Lorgat appeared at Preston Crown Court for stealing £21,000 from Blackburn College

A woman from Blackburn who fraudulently spent money on a college’s credit card, has been jailed for 12 months.

Shaheda Lorgat, 42, of Mossdale, previously pleaded guilty to 19 counts of fraud by abuse of position, which took place w o r k i n g whilst she was working as a purchasing officer at Blackburn College.

Although she revealed her face in court, she kept it hidden from Press photographers under

a niqab. Police sources revealed a rising trend among Muslim women for wearing the full veil outside court to escape scrutiny.

Neighbours of Lorgat said she rarely wore a niqab in public and pictures on her Facebook page show her without a veil.

The case comes at a time of increased public debate over Muslim head-dress, following the decision by a college in Birmingham to scrap a ban on veils amid protests from students.

Lorgat’s fraud came to light in February last year when a member of staff noticed discrepancies on the college’s credit card.

Between 17th July 2008 to 17th January 2012, Lorgat used the college’s credit card to the sum of over £21,000, spending the money on a trip to Alton Towers, holidays, paying for personal solicitors bills, renovations and repairs on her

prescription bathroom, sunglasses and food shopping.

Lorgat, who claimed she started using the credit card following the breakdown of her 20-year marriage, voluntarily removed the niqab before entering the dock.

Speaking after sentencing, PC Anita Whittle from Blackburn Police said: “I am pleased with today’s sentence, especially given the amount of money that Shaheda Lorgat spent on Blackburn College’s credit card which was there to be used for things that benefit the college and its students.

“I hope that today’s sentence shows that fraud of any kind will not be tolerated, and those who think that it’s acceptable to commit this type of crime will be brought before the courts.”

Lorgat was given a 12 month sentence for each of the 19 offences which will run concurrently.

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Born into education ‘Late for his first day at school’

By Ashley Grint ashley@asianexpress.co.uk

A primary school teacher from Essex had the surprise of her life last week after giving birth in the classroom a day before her maternity leave was set to start.

Diane Krish-Veeramany went into labour whilst working at the Manford Primary School and subsequently gave birth on the premises.

The 30-year-old teacher was only at 39 weeks when she gave birth to her baby boy, Jonah; just 20 minutes after contractions began.

With paramedics unable to get to the scene in time, it was left to teaching assistants Dita Gojnovci, Chris Sword and Sam Mustafa to help deliver the child, whilst taking directions from paramedics over the phone.

Head teacher, Tina Jacobs, had phoned for an ambulance when it became apparent Mrs Krish-Veeramany was going into labour but the healthy 9lb

boy arrived before the paramedics had time to arrive.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, the delighted mother explained how she had never imagined such a circumstance could happen to her.

She said: “Everyone who has had a baby knows you try and plan these things in your head but everything happened so quickly, it was nothing like I had imagined.

“It was so perfect, he’s completely fine, I’m completely fine, and I’m grateful because otherwise I would have had it in the back of a car.”

She added: “I intended to work until the week before but I didn’t dream I would have to have my baby in a classroom.

“I’m still in shock, I really am, I can’t believe I had him at school. There was so much hype; all the children were so excited.

“His dad said he was in such a hurry to get here but he still late for his first day at school.”

The school has now named the room Jonah was born in after him in remembrance of the historic day.

MOTHER: Mrs Krish-Veeramany gave birth in her classroom at Manford Primary School

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Bye Bye Bloom

Godfrey Bloom, the politician censured last week for joking that party activists were "s***s", is to quit the UKIP group in Europe.

In a statement the Yorkshire and Humber MEP said he would stay in the European Parliament as an independent and remain a UKIP member, before adding he had ‘felt for some time’ the party was no longer for him.

UKIP leader Nigel Farage insisted nothing Mr Bloom had said was in malice and he did not want to see his colleague ‘hounded out of the party’.

The Yorkshire and Humber MEP had the whip removed last week after a recording emerged of him joking that a group of UKIP women who did not clean behind their fridges were ‘s***s’.

Britain’s huge donation

Education establishments prosper Four of the best 10 universities in the world are in the UK, according to a new international table.

A record six British institutions have made it into the top 20 in the latest annual QS World University Rankings.

But experts warned that the UK's leading position could be under threat without more funding.

The top-ranked UK university is

Cambridge, which has slipped down a place to third this year, behind Massachusetts Institute of Technology - which was also first last year - and Harvard, both leading US universities.

Also in the top 10 were University College London (UCL) in fourth place, Imperial College London in fifth, and Oxford in sixth.

The other institutions in the top 10 were all in the United States.

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Britain is to give £997million to the Global Fund to fight AIDS, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria over the next three years in a hope to defeat the three killers.

Overseas aid minister Justine Greening said the British government would contribute a billion pounds, or £333m a year, for the 2014-2016 funding period.

The Geneva-based Global Fund - the world's biggest donor of funds to fight the three infectious diseases - said earlier this month it needs $15 billion (£9.4bn) over the next three years to begin bringing them under control.

Britain's pledge, which is dependent on other donors dedicating enough to reach the $15 billion goal, is the secondlargest by any government so far. The United States has asked for $1.65 billion a year for the Global Fund in its 2014 budget.

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Man sentenced for abusing a boy online A man who used a pseudonym online and sent lewd messages to a teenage boy has been sentenced.

Michael James Lacey, 25, of Avril Close, Reddish pleaded guilty at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court to inciting a boy to engage in sexual activity.

He was sentenced to a three-year community order and three-year supervision order.

He has also been issued a Sexual Offender's Prevention Order and ordered to sign the Sex Offender’s Register for five years.

The victim, a 15-year-old boy, started receiving messages on Facebook from someone who appeared to be friends with someone the victim knew.

The friendship request was accepted, and Lacey started to send messages of a sexual nature.

He then asked for the victim’s BlackBerry messenger details. Here, the messages became increasingly lewd and explicit.

The victim tried to defriend and ignore Lacey, but the abuse continued.

Eventually the boy told one of his teachers about what was happening, and the police were called.

Following a thorough police investigation, Lacey was later identified and arrested.

Detective Sergeant Graham Lynn said: “This campaign of abuse included often lewd and disgusting messages which distressed the victim.

“Thankfully, the boy did the right thing and spoke to someone.”

Anyone who has been a victim of online child abuse can call police, the independent charity Crimestoppers (0800 555 111), the NSPCC (www.nspcc.org.uk/reportconcern) or the Child Exploitation & Online Protection Centre (www.ceop.police.uk).

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Funerals of neurosurgeon’s wife and three children won’t happen until second post-mortem The father of three children who were killed in a house fire along with his wife has said their funerals will not take place until a second postmortem examination is completed.

Shehnila Taufiq, 47, her daughter Zainab, 19, and two sons Bilal, 17, and 15-year-old Jamil, died in the blaze at their home on Wood Hill in Leicester on Friday September 13.

Dr Muhammad Taufiq Al Sattar, who is currently staying with friends in the city, says he does not know when he will be able to bury his family due to the investigation into their deaths.

The four family members died after their home was set alight on 13 September.

The 52-year-old neurosurgeon told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that second post-

The scene of a house fire at Wood Hill in the Spinney Hills area of Leicester

Dr Mohammed Taufiq Al Sattar

mortem examinations on members of the family had been delayed until at least 8th October.

He said the last fortnight had been “extremely difficult” for him, but added his faith in Islam had given him strength.

“It was God’s plan to take the life,” he said.

Police have charged 18-year-old Kemo Porter, of Browning Street, Leicester with murder over the fire, which began shortly after midnight in Leicester's Wood Hill. He was remanded in custody at Leicester Magistrates' Court. Further arrests have also been made in connection with the deaths.

At the time of the fire, Dr Taufiq was in Dublin, from where he travelled to spend three weekends out of four to see his wife and children who were living in Leicester.

He spoke about the moment he was at Dublin airport that he was told by police that his wife and three children had died in the fire.

“As a neurosurgeon I know we deal with life and death every day so it was in my mind, something which is beyond your control.”

Dr Taufiq said it had been too distressing for him to step foot in the family home, which was gutted by the fire.

Dr Taufiq plans for his wife and children to be buried in Ireland, where he said he will continue to live and practice his faith.

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failing to cope.

“Most do not feel there is any strategy for dealing with the number of migrants, either for A new report published last their successful integration into week suggests as many as 36 per British society, or for managing cent of people in the UK believe the effects they see or fear in they, or a family member, are terms of housing, infrastructure, struggling to find work because jobs, the NHS, schools, or the of foreign workers. benefits system.”

The survey, conducted by Prime Minister David Lord Ashcroft, covered more Cameron and Home Secretary than 20,000 people across the Theresa May have already country. stated their intent, earlier this As well as the aggrieved 36 year, to reduce net migration per cent, 60 per cent of from non-EU countries to less respondents believed that than 100,000 a year by 2015. immigration provided more More figures from the report disadvantages for Britain than it also show that a staggering 77 does advantages. per cent of respondents said Former Tory party deputy they thought a dramatic chairman Lord Ashcroft said reduction in immigration would that his findings show that the reduce pressure on public majority of the British public services and welfare, making it felt the Government did not easier for Britons to find jobs. have “any strategy” for dealing Meanwhile, the Home Office with immigration.

“Go home or face arrest” He said: “Whatever people’s adverts were shown to have 79 view of immigration itself, few per cent of respondents in think any recent government favour of the message, however has had any real grasp of it, or just 17 per cent said they felt the that any of the parties do today. policy would work.

“Politicians underestimated Likewise, 24 per cent said that the size of the challenge, lost they or their family had been control of the situation, refused denied access to housing or for too long to acknowledge other public services because that any problems might result immigrants seemed to have and are now struggling but been given priority.

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Pakistani Christians protest over bloody church bombing Angry Christians protested across Pakistan on Monday to demand better protection after a devastating double suicide bombing at a church killed more than 80 people.

The attack on All Saints church in the northwestern city of Peshawar after a service on Sunday is believed to be the deadliest ever to target the country's small Christian minority.

Christians demonstrated in towns and cities across Pakistan, including Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi and Peshawar, demanding better protection from authorities.

A Muslim man was killed in Karachi when scuffles broke out at a Christian protest outside a mosque, police said.

In the city's eastern neighbourhood of Korangi, police used tear gas and fired aerial gunshots to disperse protesters, who set fire to a house and other properties.

More than 600 protesters blocked a major highway in Islamabad for several hours during the Monday morning rush hour, burning tyres and causing long tailbacks, and later about 2,000 people gathered to protest outside parliament.

In Peshawar, about 200 demonstrators took to the streets, smashing windows at the main Lady Reading hospital, where many of the victims were treated, and blocking the main Grand Trunk road.

In front of All Saints church, more than 100 people chanted slogans demanding justice and attacking the national government for failing to protect Christians.

And they had harsh words for cricketer-turnedpolitician Imran Khan, whose Pakistan Tehreek-eInsaf (PTI) party runs the provincial government in northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

The death toll from the blasts rose to 82 on Monday, according to medics, with about 130 in total wounded.

Senior Peshawar police official Najeeb-urRehman said security around churches in the city would be stepped up, but survivors of the bombing

spoke of their fears of further violence.

The small and largely impoverished Christian community suffers discrimination in the overwhelmingly Muslim-majority nation but bombings against them are extremely rare.

The 400 or so worshippers were exchanging greetings after the service when the bombers struck, littering the church with blood, body parts and pages from the Bible.

The walls were pockmarked with ball bearings that had been packed into the bombs to cause maximum carnage in the busy church.

Sectarian violence between majority Sunni and minority Shiite Muslims is on the rise in Pakistan but Sunday's bombings will fuel fears the already beleaguered Christian community could be increasingly targeted.

A faction linked to the Pakistani Taliban on Sunday claimed the attack, saying it was to avenge US drone strikes on Taliban and Al-Qaeda operatives in the country's tribal areas along the Afghan border.

But on Monday the main spokesman for the umbrella Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) group said they were not responsible, adding that it was "an attempt to sabotage the atmosphere" of proposed peace talks.

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has called several times for talks with the Taliban and two weeks ago won backing from the country's main political parties.

But speaking in London on Sunday he said the government was "unable to proceed further" with talks following the church attack.

Pakistani Christians, who make up just two percent of the country's 180-million population, often lead a precarious existence, many living in slum-like "colonies" cheek-by-jowl with Muslims and fearful of allegations of blasphemy, a sensitive subject that can provoke outbursts of public violence.

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A Shining Hope Tackling poverty in North India

by the medical mobile team, which includes a doctor, a nurse, and a pharmacist. This gives the villagers the opportunity to consult a physician, get treatment and advice, receive medication – and be educated about safe water use, sanitation, HIV awareness and good hygiene practices.

Speaking about the project following a visit to the region, Marie Saint-Arnoult, Shining Hope Trustee and Founder, said: “When I first visited Bihar, I was shocked by the remoteness and living conditions in the region. The population faces discrimination at almost every level: from access to education and medical facilities, to

CARE: 18 villages receive visits from mobile clinics across Bihar

people every year.

Flagship establishment, the Shechen Medical Centre in the city of Bodh Gaya, was backed by

By Ashley Grint Shining Hope and provides free ashley@asianexpress.co.uk care and medication to thousands of new patients each month – most A UK based humanitarian of whom would not have otherwise charity is continuing in its quest to received any medical assistance. revolutionise the health and social well-being of people in Northern “When I first visited Bihar, I was shocked by the India by expanding its work in medicine across the area. remoteness and living conditions in the region. The The Shining Hope Foundation, population faces discrimination at almost every level.” teaming up with partner charity, Karuna-Shechen, are currently The centre provides a range of restrictions on where serving some of the most deprived areas of the South Asian country, in services, including general medical they can live and consultations, tuberculosis what jobs they can have.

Bihar.

A shocking 60 per cent of infants treatment, family planning support “Yet Shining Hope’s and 46 per cent of women from the and electrocardiograms. involvement has already A mobile clinic outreach transformed the health and area are malnourished, whilst the infant mortality rate is 63 per 1,000 programme is also operating wellbeing of many villagers. In an alongside this, reaching out to average month, 3,000 patients are babies born.

The two organisations have remote villages up to 60km away, now benefiting from the Shechen made a shared commitment to help which are too far to access the Medical Centre and Mobile Clinics. these communities through medical centre.

“We are delighted with the The programme has recently progress of this project so far, and providing long-term healthcare facilities and comprehensive been extended from 12 to 18 look forward to seeing further medical support to a total of 36,000 villages, each visited twice a month results over the next three years.”

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Pakistan earthquake One person has died, and eight others are injured following a massive earthquake in Southern Pakistan earlier this week.

Measuring 7.8 magnitude on the Richter scale, the earthquake hit the remote southwest province of Balochistan on Monday 23rd September.

The town of Awaran suffered the only fatality, despite the size of the quake suggesting that many more could have been killed.

With a depth of approximately nine miles,

the quake struck 43 miles northeast of Awaran and 71 miles northwest of Bela, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

Mud-walled homes tumbled in Awaran, according to Latif Kakar, director of the Provincial Disaster Management Authority in Balochistan, yet devastation could have been a lot worse.

The tremors lasted for a total of two minutes whilst aftershocks could be felt as far away as Karachi, 275 miles away from the main point of impact.

Fatal Philippines floods Heavy monsoon rains continue to cause deaths across the Northern Philippines, with many more people reported as missing.

Most of the latest victims were children and many were killed by landslides set off by the rain in the province of Zambales on Luzon, the largest island in the archipelagic nation. At least 10 of the 16 people killed in the town of Subic were aged 12 or younger.

An 84-year-old man died of hypothermia in nearby Castillejos

according to the Philippines News Agency, and two people drowned in the neighbouring province of Bataan.

A landslide engulfed a house in San Marcelino, Zambales, on Sunday night and four of its inhabitants, including three young children, remain missing, authorities said.

More than 11,000 people have been displaced by the effects of the monsoon whilst parts of Zambales, Bataan, Pampanga and Bulacan are still under as much of four feet of water.

India’s oil minister shies away from crisis

India's oil minister shied away from introducing comprehensive energy subsidy cuts, instead calling on his countrymen to embrace car pooling, buses and cycling as well as staggered working hours in a bid to curb fuel consumption.

The struggling Asian economy - the world's fourthlargest user of energy - is battling a weak rupee that has increased the price of oil products as economic growth has halved to 4.4 percent from the 8-9 percent seen in the boom years.

Delhi is also seeking to rein in a record current account deficit that is in part fuelled by energy imports. A falling rupee also boosts inflation and the

wholesale price index measure of inflation, the benchmark for the country's central bank, rose to a six-month high of 6.1 percent in August.

M. Veerappa Moily told a news conference on Tuesday he hoped to save $5 billion (3 billion pounds) from fuel conservation measures even as he shied away from substantial measures such as raising diesel and other fuel prices as the electoral cycle hots up with polls due to be held by May 2014.

"As of now there is no proposal to raise prices," Moily said, referring to diesel subsidy changes.

India, where energy consumption per person is among the lowest in the world, has little room to cut fuel use as it tries to power exports and agriculture.

Diesel accounts for more than 40 percent of fuel demand, or around 1.4 million barrels per day, the bulk of which is used by trucks, farmers and industry.

The $5 billion savings is part of a campaign outlined earlier this month to save up to $25 billion this year, although the weak Indian currency and rising global oil prices already mean that rupee price hikes for diesel have failed to match the dollar price gains for oil.

The government realistically aims to save about $12-15 billion, a source familiar with the plans said after Moily's press conference.

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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s widow passes away

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Naheed Nusrat, wife of internationally acclaimed music legend Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, sadly passed away last week after reportedly losing her battle with cancer.

The wife of the Qawwali pioneer, and aunty of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, had been battling the disease when she died at the Credit Valley Hospital in Ontario, Canada on Friday 13th September.

Naheed was widowed following the death of her husband in August 1997 and is survived by one daughter.

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan was in Leeds on the day of his aunty’s passing, with his First Direct Arena concert taking place just two days later.

He expressed his grief in the following statement: “I am extremely saddened by the recent demise of aunt Naheed. She was a devoted mother and a pillar of strength to my Ustad and uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali

Naheed Nusrat tributes pour in Khan.

“We had always enjoyed a close relationship and I was in constant contact with her even after she moved to Canada. My thoughts and prayers are with my niece and aunt Naheed’s family.”

He added: “May Allah grant her soul eternal peace and give strength to her family to bear this loss.”

Tributes have also continued to come in over social media sites. On Twitter, Rafaeel A Chaudhry wrote: “May her soul rest in peace” whilst Imran Amin tweeted: “Today The biggest fan of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Mrs. Naheed Nusrat passed away. Respect for madam.” Actor Faisal Qureshi simply added ‘RIP’.

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whom she shares her life. “I would rather help an animal in distress rather than just go and buy another dog,” she says. “These strays deserve a chance, and they need our help, they need our love and they need our compassion.”

PETA say that every time someone buys a dog from a breeder or a pet shop, a dog in a shelter loses his or her chance at finding a good home.

They are keen to make people aware that pedigree dogs, who have been bred for certain physical traits, are susceptible to hip dysplasia, heart defects, epilepsy, eye and ear infections and a host of other ailments.

This is not Raveena’s first campaign for PETA India. She previously wore a “bloody” snake-print gown in an ad that pointed out how “wearing exotic skins kills.”

Raveena will soon be seen on the silver screen in a Telugu film.

Puppy love After recently adopting two dogs who were found struggling in the recent monsoon rains, Raveena Tandon Thadani is teaming up with animal campaigners.

Raveena hopes that her support for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India, will encourage everyone to follow her example.

In the ad, Raveena appears with her beloved dogs Chotu, a “community dog” whom she brought home off the streets, and Cuddles, who was adopted from an animal shelter, next to the words “Puppy Love: Adopt, Don’t Buy!” Raveena also sat down for a video interview with PETA India in which she explains why she was inspired to adopt all five of the dogs with

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Chupke Se The uber-talented Priti Menon seems to have decided to leave her audience astonished by her versatility.

After striking the classical chord with the listeners with her debut single ‘Khabida’, and leaving their hearts thumping with another RnB-ish romantic duet ‘Tujhe Maan Loon”, Priti is back to treat us music lovers with yet another single, ‘Chupke Se’.

Produced by Charles Bosco, this new track aptly describes a person’s longing to meet his or her lover after a long separation.

What sets this track apart from other love songs is its perfectly paced rhythm that gives the listener enough time to imbibe the song’s melody and its meaning.

“The composition is so melodious that you will not want this song to end,” says a very excited Priti Menon.

She continues: “This has been my toughest project so far with respect to both singing and video graphing. The entire team has put

in super-human efforts in making this single possible and I hope our hard work pays off!”

Priti Menon kick-started her career in style in 2010 by winning the Zee Sa-ReGa-Ma-Pa's online talent hunt. It set the stage for this young and beautiful artist to establish herself as a prominent name in the British Asian Music scene.

From bhajans to bhangra, from Gujrati to Bengali, her versatility is evident from the range of genres and languages Priti has sung in so far. Her collaborations with popular artists such as Arjun, Benny Dayal and Kishan Amin have generated a lot of interest among the music critics, DJs and fans. Priti also has to her credit, live performances with Bally Sagoo and Ash King as their lead female vocalist.

‘Chupke Se’ was released on the 24th September 2013 and available to purchase on all major digital stores.

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Bollywood sensation Ranbir Kapoor will assume the guise of a cheeky chappy in his latest film incarnation as Besharam comes to cinema screens next month.

Besharam (Shameless) launches in cinemas on 2nd October 2013 and marks the first ever film to feature Ranbir Kapoor alongside his parents, and screen legends, Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh.

Ranbir Kapoor plays ‘Babli’, a street smart, fun-loving, footballplaying car mechanic who has seen the dark side of life as one of India’s many desolate orphan children.

The worldly-wise Babli learnt at a young age how to survive the trauma of having no one to care for him. He grew up fast in a Delhi orphanage and has devoted his life to helping and mentoring the other children in the shelter.

The cheeky and fiercely independent Babli takes as his life motto: “Na Samaan Ka Moh,

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Na Apmaan ka Bhay”, translated as “No Want for Respect, No Fear of Disrespect” Babli has no sense of right or wrong until he unwittingly hurts the love of his life, Tara (Pallavi Sharda), which leads the character to realise that there is no right way of doing the wrong thing.

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Ranbir Kapoor What prompted you to sign for Besharam?

It was several things really. I am a big fan of director Abhinav Kashyap’s work. Abhinav knows how to tell a simple yet very interesting story. This film has it all; it has romance, action and comedy.

It tells a simple yet effective story. I was also drawn to my character. It is a very different type of character to play and it allowed me to express myself in a new and creative way.

Were there any particularly special moments whilst making the film?

The entire film was a blast to work on. My character ‘Babli’ has very few hang-ups and inhibitions, he more or less does as he wants and so this was fun to portray. Also, I had fun working with my co-stars and my parents.

gave them suggestions on how I thought their characters should be portrayed. We had a lot of fun working together and it helped me to overcome a lot of inhibitions.

Do you feel pressure to have the same success as your famous parents?

Overall, I don’t feel that it has been a hindrance to come from a famous family. I have been exposed to cinema from a very young age and I absolutely love watching my family’s films. I wouldn’t say I have pressure on me to succeed, but it has been a bit of a struggle at times because of who my parents are.

There is a ‘celebrity kid’ label attached to me that I have had to overcome to prove myself as an actor and as an individual.

Tell us about your character in Besharam?

I play a character called ‘Babli’, who is an orphan and petty car What was it like working with thief. He is a guy with no your parents for the first time? inhibitions; he lives life by his own It was fantastic working with my rules. Babli is a very flamboyant parents. I am a great admirer of my and loud character, but underneath father and I’m in awe of my it all he is a good hearted kid. His mother. They are both such main priority is to get money to professionals and great actors. They help the children in the orphanage. never once dictated to me during It was an amazing experience to play this type of role, as I could the shooting of this film, in fact I

take the character to new depths and have fun with it too.

Did the film allow you to let loose and have some ‘Besharam’ moments?

Of course! There are certain things that I could get away with that I wouldn’t normally be able to.

My character is really shameless and so he does some pretty weird and gross things. One example that comes to mind is that in the film my character is obsessed with playing with his chest hair all the time, this isn’t something that I’d normally do in real life!

The film has a powerful message about doing good for others. Do you support many charitable causes?

football fan?

I’m a big football fan! I have always loved football from childhood and used to play when I was in college. I am the Indian brand ambassador for Barcelona Football Club and I’ve been lucky enough to see them at different stadiums. In the film I insisted on my character playing football whenever possible! If I wasn’t an actor I would have been a football coach I think.

Bollywood recently celebrated its 100 year anniversary. How do you think the industry has developed?

I think it is a very proud moment for the Indian film industry to celebrate such a milestone. I feel honoured to be a part of the Indian I strongly believe that charity film industry. My family has been comes from within you. You can be in the industry for 80 out of the 100 charitable wherever you travel to; years and this is a wonderful charity comes from the heart and achievement. I think Bollywood is soul; it is found in the little things now attracting global audiences in we do every day to help someone a more engaging way. There is a and make their life a little better. I healthy blend between the typical do support some charities, but I still ‘Masala’ film and mainstream feel that there is much more I can elements. An example I would give do and so I intend to support more is the film Barfi, which was India’s charities in the future. official entry in the Best Foreign In Besharam your character Language Film category at the loves football. Are you a Oscars.

Is there a set format for a successful Bollywood film?

There is no set format. People just want good entertainment. A Bollywood film entertains you; it is three hours of music, drama, romance, action and comedy.

Who are your role models within the Indian Film Industry?

There are so many people I admire. I look up to Amitabh Bachchan. I also think Shah Rukh Khan is a good ambassador for the industry.

Do you see yourself making the transition to mainstream/ Hollywood cinema?

At the moment I am very happy doing what I’m doing. I think the Indian film industry is booming and is a great thing to be a part of. I truly enjoy my work and the roles I’ve played so far. A good film is often one that takes elements from its own culture and tradition rather than trying to just incorporate a mainstream/Western format. For example in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Ang Lee took inspiration from his own culture and created a fantastic film.

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THE NEW SINGLE BY HUSSNAIN LAHORI ‘JAG NALO SONI TU’

Manchester citizen and Asian soul sensation, Hussnain Lahori’s new single 'Jag Nalo Sohni Tu' (#JNST) was released on 5th September. It follows hot on the heels of Hussnain's debut hit single 'Harjaee', for which he received rave reviews.

With Hussnain's distinctive acoustic based sound and a voice that is 'mesmerising', a strong following in the North has been quickly established. His youtube cover of Rahat Fateh Ali Khans 'Mein Tenu Sam-jawan Ki' has had over 3 million views. His latest cover of 'Tum Hi Ho' has been receiving 1500+ views a day on average.

Hussnain is a singer/songwriter who first appeared on the scene in 2010. Three years later he is a firmly established artist in the North of England and with a growing fan base all over UK, Pakistan and India.

'Jag Nalo Soni Tu' litteraly translates to 'You're more beautiful than the World'. It is a fun, pop tune which will bring a summer breeze to dance floors across Asian clubs and parties for 2013. The production has a dance foundation which is different to Hussnain's previous releases but very well delivered. The song portrays the experience of 'Love at first sight' and is a fun, light-hearted pop

tune.

Hussnain says; “JNST is for people to let their hair down and feel the fresh beat on the dance floor. What’s incredible is the amount of fan mail I get from UK, Pakistan and India. I would love to be able to keep a personal touch with all my fans across the globe which can be challenging but it’s truly humbling" In future, Hussnain is going to be collaborating with some of the other UK leading artists and performing with live musicians as a band. The launch party for 'Jag Nalo Sohni Tu' will be held on 7th September 2013 at Junoon's Shish Bar in Bradford. More information available on website.

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Avina Shah’s official ‘Aao Na’ Music Video is

OUT NOW! After reaching the top ten in the iTunes Worldwide Charts on the day of her single release, Avina Shah now presents to you the official ‘Aao Na’ Online Music Video.

‘Aao Na’ is a romantic love song about yearning for someone that is not in your life anymore and wanting to reunite with them for just one more night.

‘The feedback and support since the release has been incredible and I can’t wait to show everyone the full song brought to life’ – says Avina.

Be sure to share this sensational music video filmed in Los Angeles, California at the Malibu El Matador Beach, which has been a popular shooting location for many singing artists such asBeyoncé and Britney Spears.

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British singer, songwriter and producer ARJUN returns with his brand new single ‘Take It Back’, releasing on 16th The track September. showcases the award winning UK R&B / pop sensation Arjun with one of the most contagious chorus hooks of the summer, along with his own ultra-slick production and ever smooth vocals.

Having cemented his place as a firm favourite amongst the British Asian music scene, Arjun follows up from a set of hugely successful songs including his unique R&B remixes to popular international film hits such as ‘Why This Kolaveri Di’, ‘Chammak Chalo’ and ‘Tum Hi Ho’, which has seen the British star amass over an incredible 24 million hits on YouTube. One of the UK’s biggest DIY success stories & internet phenomena of recent years, Arjun’s staggering YouTube views and an army of over 170,000 Facebook fans has paved the way for more success with his latest

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and producer, Arjun is truly at home in the studio and has spent the past year writing and recording industry heavyweights with including Jim Beanz & members of Timbaland's team; Mr.Hudson; Davinche; Talvin Singh; Bless and Alan Beats; Sampson, to name but a few. Arjun is set to unleash a series of brand ground-breaking new songs in the forthcoming months to add to a growing and impressive catalogue.

Internationally, Arjun has not only toured across the globe performing in the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, India, Malaysia and Sri Lanka, but also recently made his Bollywood debut, singing on the soundtrack for Indian film, 'Vanakkam Chennai', produced by Anirudh, the man behind the global hit 'Why This Kolaveri Di'.

‘Take It Back’ will be available to download from iTunes on 16th September and is available to preorder now.

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single ‘Take It Back’.

Since bursting onto the scene in 2011 and clinching the #2 spot on Kiss TV's first ever Asian Music Chart with his track 'Stargazer', coming second only to the legendary AR Rahman, Arjun’s rise has been unstoppable. Arjun stamped his mark on the UK music scene when he was voted ‘Best Urban Act’ at the UK Asian Music Awards 2012, where he also performed at the ceremony at Wembley Arena, and was also a Top 20 unsigned finalist in the MTV Brand New contest the same year.

Fast-forward to 2013 and Arjun is armed and ready to take on the

UK charts with his infectious cross-pollination of future-classic R&B and savvy-pop on the new single, ‘Take It Back’. The track is a perfectly sculpted dance floor smash, overflowing with Arjun’s signature swagger and Urban grooves. Lyrically, Arjun cleverly cites a roll-call of R&B legends, some of his own personal musical influences, paying homage to the feel-good rhythm & bass of the 90’s, seamlessly weaving lines and showcasing true lyrical prowess.

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British-Pakistani singer and model Annie Khalid is back with an infectious new pop song featuring the legendary Grammy Award winning Reggae King Beenie Man. ‘Boom Boom Danze’ is the catchy, up beat and energetic dance track with a reggae twist that is looking set to be a big hit this month.

With the backing of Annie’s army of fans, her hope is to appeal to a new mainstream audience as well.

Annie Khalid first made waves with her first single 'Mahiya' which spread like a wildfire throughout the Asian population worldwide. She was then picked up by leading Bollywood producers for the movie ‘Awarapan’ when Annie was still in her teens.

Since ‘Mahiya’, Annie’s had worldwide success with a blossoming modelling career in which she became the face of Pepsi’s mass marketing campaign in Pakistan. The result saw Annie's face appearing on millions of drink cans, bottles and billboards.

She released the single ‘Be My Baby’ with internationally recognised dance DJ Judge Jules in 2010 and another single, ‘Just 3 Words’ with chart-topping British boy band A1. Annie has also had the privilege to perform at the 2012 Emmy Awards in Norway.

Annie’s eagerly anticipated forthcoming single ‘Boom Boom Danze’ releases on 30th September and features one of the Kings of the Reggae music world, Beenie Man. This adds a further buzz amongst Annie's already huge and rapidly growing fan base.

The new single features a video shot in Jamaica with Beenie Man and has already had over 150,000 hits on YouTube, with the song being a dance floor hit in clubs across Europe.

Hot on the heels of ‘Boom Boom Danze’ Annie Khalid has teamed up with British Asian super-producer Rishi Rich for the next single ‘Tujhe Yaad’, set to release in October.

Annie Khalid’s ‘Boom Boom Danze’ featuring Beenie Man is available to pre-order from iTunes now and releases on 30th September.

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RELEASE DATE : 6/9/2013

FILM: Zanjeer DIRECTED BY: Apoorva Lakhia GENRE: Action, Thriller STAR CAST: Ram Charan, Priyanka Chopra, Sanjay Dutt, Mahie Gill

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Vijay (Ram Charan) is a brutally honest police officer who has been transferred yet again by the system for chasing the corrupt underworld goons. He is in charge of a case where the key eye witness Mala (Priyanka Chopra) has seen a murder by Teja's (Prakash Raj) Gang and refuses to co-operate.

Teja is the head of an oil mafia operation and doesn't want Mala alive. Vijay manages to convince her to give a statement which leads to the perpetrators coming

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after her.

Vijay on the other hand is also battling his own inner demons where he is searching for his parents killers. He witnessed their cold blooded murder as a child and the nightmares continue to haunt him till date.

The film revolves around Vijay's struggle against the system, his battle against his inner demons and his chase after Teja.

FILM: Jadoo DIRECTED BY: Amit Gupta GENRE: Comedy, Drama STAR CAST: Kulvinder Ghir, Amara Karan, Harish Patel, Tom Mison, Madhur Jaffrey

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A classic British foodie comedy about feuding brothers who run rival curry restaurants, Jaddo really is a film which will have you laughing out loud throughout.

Raja (Harish Patel) and Jagi (Kulvinder Ghir) are sibling chefs who fell out so badly that they set up rival restaurants but not before they tore their mother's legendary recipe book in half.

Now one brother can make the perfect starter and the other can make the perfect main course, but neither can cook the perfect Indian meal! After 20 years, a frosty stalemate has been reached. But then Raja's daughter, successful London lawyer Shalini (Amara Karan), returns home to Leicester with big news. She's about to get married and she wants the bitter rivals to collaborate on her wedding banquet.

Writer/director Amit Gupta drew heavily on episodes from his own Leicester upbringing to create this authentically delicious family comedy.

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FILM: I Love New Year DIRECTED BY: Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru GENRE: Comedy, Romance STAR CAST: Sunny Deol, Kangna Ranaut, R Madhavan, Prakash Raj, Manoj Joshi, Tannishtha Chatterjee

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This is a RELEASE DATE one-night : story - it's 13/9/2013 New Year eve and two strangers living in two different cities [New York/Chicago] are tossed into each other's company by the hand of fate in a comedy of errors that's as funny as it is enchanting. And just as the world is celebrating New Years, the two stranger's realise their own romances are falling apart.

The movie follows two strangers, a beautiful musician (Kangana Ranaut) and a serious Wall Street banker (Sunny Deol). Making a desperate bid to sustain their own relationships they inadvertently fall in love over one magical New Year's eve.

PG 12A FILM: Arrambam DIRECTED BY: Vishnuvardhan Kulasekaran GENRE: Action STAR CAST: Nayantara, Arya, Mahesh Manjrekar, Ajith Kumar, Taapsee Pann

RELEASE DATE : 04/10/13

Famed Tamil filmmaker Vishnuvardhan directs Indian superstar Ajith in this action-packed and stylish thriller.

Director Vishnuvardhan has won acclaim for highly successful movies such as Arinthum Ariyamalum and Pattiyal and now he brings his flair to this gripping story of a system hacker, with Ajith taking the lead role.

It's Ajith's second collaboration with the director following hit 2007 gangster thriller Billa. An exciting array of top names makes up the supporting cast, including Arya, Nayanthara and Taapsee Pannu, while esteemed filmmaker Mahesh Manjrekar plays the villain.

Ranbir is all set to surprise his fans as he goes Besharam with his bhangra moves. After setting the screen ablaze with popular anthems, like 'Bachana Ae Haseeno’ and ‘Badtameez Dil’, this time Ranbir Kapoor shakes his leg bhangra style this autumn.

In Besharam Ranbir Kapoor plays ‘Babli’, a street smart, fun-loving, football-playing car mechanic who has seen the dark side of life as one of India’s many desolate orphan children. The worldly-wise Babli learnt at a young age how to survive the trauma of having no one to care for him.

He grew up fast in a Delhi orphanage and has devoted his life to helping and mentoring the other children in the shelter. The cheeky and fiercely independent Babli takes as his life motto: "Na Samaan Ka Moh, Na Apmaan ka Bhay", translated as "No Want for Respect, No Fear of Disrespect". The film unfolds his many ‘Besharam’ moments with hilarious consequences.

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RUSH STARRING: CHRIS HEMSWORTH, DANIEL BRUHL DIRECTOR: RON HOWARD GENRE: ACTION, DRAMA 15

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Two-time Academy Award winner Ron Howard, once again teams with fellow two-time Academy Award nominee, writer Peter Morgan, on Rush, a spectacular big-screen re-creation of the merciless 1970s rivalry between James Hunt and Niki Lauda.

The epic action-drama stars Chris Hemsworth (The Avengers) as the charismatic Englishman James Hunt and Daniel Brühl (Inglourious Basterds) as the disciplined Austrian perfectionist Niki Lauda, whose clashes on the Grand Prix racetrack epitomized the contrast between these two extraordinary characters, a distinction reflected in their private lives.

Set against the sexy and glamorous golden age of Formula 1 racing, Rush portrays the exhilarating true story of two of the greatest rivals the world has ever witnessed—handsome English playboy Hunt and his methodical, brilliant opponent, Lauda. Taking us into their personal lives on and off the track, Rush follows the two drivers as they push themselves to the breaking point of physical and psychological endurance, where there is no shortcut to victory and no margin for error. If you make one mistake, you die.

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STARRING: SAM NEILL, LAURA DERN, JEFF GOLDBLUM, RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH, SAMUEL L. JACKSON DIRECTOR: STEVEN SPIELBERG GENRE: ACTION, SCI-FI, FAMILY Universal Pictures will release Steven Spielberg's groundbreaking masterpiece JURASSIC PARK in 3D later this month.

With his remastering of the epic into a state-of-the-art 3D format, Spielberg introduces the three-time Academy Award-winning blockbuster to a new generation of moviegoers and allows long-time fans to experience the world he envisioned in a way that was unimaginable during the film's original release.

THE CALL STARRING: HALLE BERRY, EVIE THOMPSON, ABIGAIL BRESLIN, MORRIS CHESTNUT DIRECTOR: BRAD ANDERSON GENRE: ACTION, DRAMA, THRILLER The Call is an edgeof-your-seat thriller UK RE LE from the director of 20/9/A2SE DATE: TV hits like 013 Boardwalk Empire, The Wire and The Killing. Jordan Turner (Halle Berry) is a 911 operator who has been through a terrible ordeal with a call that goes disastrously wrong. Re-evaluating her life and work, she receives another call from a young girl has been kidnapped and stashed in the back of a car… by the same killer. A cat-and-mouse game begins but with the highest possible stakes: a young girl’s life and the nailing of a monster. The Call is a high-tension thriller with very high-class credentials.

JUSTIN AND THE KNIGHTS OF VALOUR

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STARRING: ANTONIO BANDERAS, JULIE WALTERS, DAVID WALLIAMS, BARRY HUMPHRIES DIRECTOR: MANUEL SICILIA GENRE: FAMILY, COMEDY An unlikely warrior finds his inner hero in this magical animated family adventure. Life is boring for inquisitive young aspiring knight, Justin (Freddie Highmore).

His mother, the Queen (Olivia Williams), has turned the Kingdom into a bureaucracy, ruled by lawyers. But this good-natured and somewhat naive young man is encouraged by his gran (Julie Walters).

So he embarks on a quest to recover his legendary grandfather's sword. Along the way, Justin teams up with feisty Talia (Saoirse Ronan). He also meets the strange wizard Melquiades (David Walliams), hunky Sir Clorex (Antonio Banderas) and a trio of monks who tutor him in the ancient ways of the Knights of Valour. But our weedy hero is about to be put to the test as evil banished knight Heraclio (Mark Strong) lays siege to the kingdom.

This wonderful animated fantasy boasts a terrific voice cast that also includes Rupert Everett, Charles Dance and Barry Humphries.

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STARRING: NAOMI WATTS DIRECTOR: OLIVER HIRSCHBIEGEL GENRE: DRAMA Celebrated and adored by millions, she was the Queen of people’s hearts, yet the bittersweet story of the last man to truly capture hers has never before been told.

Princess Diana (double Academy Award nominee Naomi Watts), at one time the most famous woman in the world, inspired a nation with her generosity, compassion and kindness - and in her final years she would meet the man who, in turn, inspired her.

When Diana met Doctor Hasnat Khan (Naveen Andrews), she found someone who could see beyond the exterior, to the vulnerable and complex woman underneath.

An incredible source of strength to her, it was during this relationship that Diana accomplished some of her most rewarding and successful humanitarian work. As Diana

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In a story that until now has remained untold, Diana introduces a time in the Princess’s life that was uniquely important in shaping her final years, fulfilling her search for true happiness and sealing her legacy.

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PRISONERS STARRING: HUGH JACKMAN, JAKE GYLLENHAAL, VIOLA DAVIS, MELISSA LEO DIRECTOR: DENIS VILLENEUVE GENRE: THRILLER, DRAMA

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Prisoners is a gut-churning thriller with a sterling cast which is bound to keep audiences glued to the screens for two hours of thrilling action.

Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman) is meeting up with friends for Thanksgiving. When his six-yearold daughter and her friend go missing while they celebrate, the resulting search unearths only a motor-home owned by a man with mental problems. Detective Loki (Jake Gyllenhaal) arrests the man but, finding nothing in the motor-home to connect him with the little girls, is forced to release him. In despair, Keller takes the law into his own hands but just how far is he willing to go? Prisoners is an intelligent hightension thriller with some great performances.

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Pluggin it!

Remember that strange, futuristic BMW with the blue lights that Tom Cruise drove in Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol?

Well, it’s an electric car concept that BMW has been showing in various forms at auto shows the past two years and finally BMW has used the IAA 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show to finally unveil its plug-in hybrid sports car – the BMW i8.

Joining the BMW i3 electric car that was launched in July, the BMW i8 is designed to embody the same “i” values, with an uncompromised drive experience from a car that's firmly looking towards the future.

Like the i3, the i8 features a carbonfibre reinforced plastic passenger cell to provide lightweight strength, with the distinctive body panels making up the futuristic external design.

But a sports car is more than looks, it's about performance and the BMW i8 has a new plug-in hybrid powertrain.

There's a three-cylinder 231hp combustion engine to drive the rear wheels, as well as a 96kW electric motor to drive the front wheels, with lithium-ion batteries.

The electric motor provides an acceleration boost to the combustion engine, meaning the BMW i8 will get

up to 62mph in 4.4 seconds. There's a limited 155mph top speed from a combined output of 362bhp.

These figures might not turn heads in the world of sports cars, but it's achieved with emissions of 59g/km of CO2 and a stated 113mpg fuel efficiency. You can drive up to 22 miles on the electric motor alone at speeds of up to 75mph and the battery will charge on overrun, as you'd expect from a hybrid.

BMW tells us that you can charge the battery to 80 per cent in 2 hours from a mains charger.

There are a number of driving modes, from the pure electric through to sports. In the normal "comfort" mode, BMW say you'll get 310 miles from a full petrol tank and fully charged battery. Of course, having a hybrid arrangement, you'll not find yourself facing a lengthy recharging once the battery runs flat.

Inside the BMW i8 is futuristic, with a fully digital instrument display and integration with the ConnectedDrive system, so you'll be connected to the world and your smartphone, with all the mod cons.

The BMW i8 will be available to order from September 2013, with deliveries expected in July 2014. It will cost you £99,845.

TV CELEB: The i8 was featured in the ‘Mission:

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PERFORMANCE: The BMW i8 can achieve 62mph in an impressive 4.4 seconds

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Honda reveals first details of its Civic Type R

Turbocharged Honda has revealed that the hotly anticipated new Civic Type R will be powered by a direct injection turbocharged 2litre engine and will deliver at least 280 PS. The car has already been put through its paces by Honda’s WTCC driver Gabriele Tarquini and a film demonstrating its storming performance and handling on the Nurburgring has been put up for viewing.

Last year Honda confirmed ambitions for the Civic Type R to become the fastest front wheel drive car around the infamous Nurburgring circuit in Germany. The car still faces a further two years of development before going on sale in 2015 however, on-track testing has already begun.

Manabu Nishimae, President, Honda Motor Europe, said: “We have recently spent a week at the Nurburgring, carrying out extensive testing and we are on target, and have already set a time approaching the lap record.”

Honda has also confirmed the Civic Tourer will achieve impressively low CO2 emissions from just 99g/km and an outstanding 74.3mpg when powered by Honda’s 1.6 i-DTEC engine.

The British built Civic Tourer builds on the strengths of the hatchback model, offering class leading boot space and practicality and will go on sale in early 2014.

"For me, the strength of the car is the synergy of functionality, versatility, and dynamic design. As a European development team, we’re passionate and proud about what we’ve achieved”, said Adrian Killham, Large Project Leader for Civic Tourer.

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One of the worlds most sophisticated car in the world has been handed over to the engineers at AMG in Affalterbach to create the new, 585 hp, S 63 AMG – set to arrive in the UK in November priced from £119,565.

The most powerful highperformance saloon in the luxury segment aims to set new standards in driving dynamics, performance, refinement and technology.

The hand built AMG 5.5-litre V8 bi-turbo engine is twinned with an AMG Speedshift MCT seven-speed sports transmission. It boasts an output of 585 horsepower and 900 Nm of torque and can accelerate

from rest to 62 mph in just 4.4 seconds with a top speed electronically limited to 155 mph.

Equipped with 19” AMG 10spoke alloy wheels, the S63 AMG uses high-performance composite brakes fitted as standard along with unique AMG sports suspension based on the all-new ‘Magic Body Control’.

Backing up the performance is the AMG sports exhaust system, providing a suitably thunderous soundtrack. The body styling including all-new front and rear bumpers, aiding cooling and adding greater visual drama are joined by AMG specific side sill panels with

Bi-turbo power

unleashed Mercedes announces S 63 AMG UK pricing and release date silver chrome inserts.

Innovative technology is a prerequisite with the launch of every new S-Class and the S 63 AMG is no different.

There’s an impressive line-up of standard equipment too worth around £8,400. It includes the Driving Assistance Package, Front Seat Comfort Package, Panoramic sunroof, Keyless Go Package, the

mighty Burmester Surround Sound System with Six-Disc changer, Tyre Pressure Monitoring System and Ambient Lighting.

As with every AMG, there are options for customers to personalise their car further via the AMG Performance Studio.

The Drivers Package (£2,760) derestricts the top speed to 186 mph and secures the customer a place on

an AMG ‘Power and Passion’ event so they can learn how to handle their car on the racetrack. Carbon Fibre can also further enhance the look of the car with the addition of the AMG Exterior Carbon Package (£5,000) while the AMG highperformance ceramic composite brake system can be added for £7,090.

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Women pack powerful purchasing power, representing a huge market opportunity for car dealers.

This year however, at the Women's World Car of the Year awards the Ford Fiesta 1.0l Eco-Boost came out on top as the most economic choice.

The judges panel consisted of respected published and specialist women motoring writers and had the task of primarily reflecting the preferences of women buyers through the ballot box of women motoring writers from around the world.

The judging categories had a

Ford Fiesta 1.0l Eco-Boost

three-tier voting system to ensure all angles were covered in that particular category. The Family Car category, for instance, included childfriendliness, storage space and value-for-money and individually.

Chief Judge, Sandy Myhre of New Zealand, said that judges were asked to supply their own short list from 2013 model year cars they've tested. From there, a short list was formed to determine the finalists and from the finalist list judges choose their supreme winner and the podium finishers.

She said The presentation of the trophies and certificates will this year take place in London at the beginning of October.

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Boom!

By Rick Manners rick@asianexpress.co.uk

KNOCK-OUT: Kid delivers power shot

CONQUERED: As predicted, Kid finishes Jazza in the tenth

Sheffield’s fight favourite Barry Awad, aka Kid Galahad, as predicted, won in devastating fashion the British Super Bantam Weight Championship defeating English champion, Liverpool’s James ‘Jazza’ Dickens. The latest Asian fighter to win a major British championship.

Everything went to plan from the Kid rolling up to the Magna venue.

To the warm up in the dressing room, to the ring entrance walk, to the ring and as Channel 5 would say “lights, camera, action”.

However this is when the script changed. From the 1st round to the 8th round, Jazza Dickens took the fight to Galahad beating the Kid to the punch on numerous occasions.

People expected the fight to run one way but amazingly super fit Dickens got the upper hand more than once or twice should I say. This is not to say that Galahad did not fight well but from my viewpoint the Kid was too cautious in the first couple of rounds and one could see he was totally focussed on landing the perfect shot. To his disadvantage the Kid made Dickens look like he was comfortably winning the fight with his pitter patter punches. To be honest Jazza did throw a lot of these type of punches and they did catch the eyes of the judges.

Galahad’s fairy tale ending at this stage looked all but a dream. As the whole affair started to become a nightmare, the atmosphere was terrific and very voluble but one could see the home crowd, like myself, were all becoming very anxious as the fight was close and going the other way. The pace was fast and furious, Jazza was supposed to be subdued at this stage but this was not the case.

The notable rounds for Dickens were rounds three and four where he produced perfect shots to the body, the head and five punch combinations.

Jazza was so dangerous at this point, his punches landing were clearly and cleanly seen by the judges not to mention all the partisan fans. Again these rounds were Jazza’s best work and so convincing.

Galahad tried to slow the pace and pick Dickens off at range, which

Galahad wins British Title with devastating knock out in close title fight he did do successfully on occasions.

By round five both Galahad and Jazza went toe-to-toe and this was the telling point of the fight as, from my viewpoint, it was brilliant to see two supreme athletes throwing caution to the wind and having a go to prove who was the master of the other.

At this point Jazza Dickens started to look shabby but again the rounds were close and in favour of the Liverpool man. I felt that in rounds six and seven Kid Galahad’s timing was slightly off and he had a hint of frustration as he realised it wasn’t going to be an easy nights work.

By now Jazza’s face was marked and bruised up with blood was leaking from his face. However that did not bother Dickens one bit, he was determined to get that belt.

And boy was he still dangerous as he caught Kid Galahad with a heavy overhand left flush on his head, which sent a spray of sweat through the air.

Now by the eighth round the fight was so close for both fighters that I personally had it a draw.

The ninth round was a fantastic round of boxing for Kid Galahad.

He picked off Jazza Dickens with

ease at range, his footwork, his balance was pure boxing artistry. If Carlsberg did boxing this would be it. It was like Naseem Hamed revisited. The ease he subdued Dickens with was pure magic, but then out of the blue the referee jumped in and stopped the fight. He took a point off the Kid for pushing and holding Jazza Dickens’ head down in a clinch. To be noted, the referee had previously given the Kid a couple of warnings for the same misdemeanour. I thought this was crazy for the referee to do this at such a major point in the fight.

All the hometown fans were enraged and thought the fight fix was in. All of a sudden from a close fight Jazza Dickens was now in front by two rounds. One could see an upset on the cards of the hometown favourite. Everybody was nervous, promoter Mick Hennessy, Channel 5 and the hometown crowd as the round ended. The only one who was cool, calm and collected was master trainer Dominic Ingle. It was Ingle’s cool calm demeanour that was transferred to and absorbed by Kid Galahad as he sat in the corner during the rest period following round nine. Ingle told him “you must line Dickens up and

let your hands go, you go out there now and finish this kid, simple. Pace yourself now, pick your shots it is tight. You have 3 rounds to do it in.

All he (Jazza Dickens) has to do is to stay on his feet and he wins this fight. You have to go out there now and put it on him.”

If that was not motivating enough then I am the Popes daughter! And boy did Kid Galahad step up. The expression on his face was not one of defeat, it was of lets go to work now. He did just that.

The Kid upped the pace of the fight, like a leopard homing in on its prey. Just like a rocket he shot straight on to Jazza Dickens, throwing devastating crunching punches from all angles into Jazza’s face. By this time Jazza’s face was a pulp of red mess, he was visibly tired unable to stop the onslaught. The pace, the punches, the timing were so ferocious.

Jazza tried to rally but the Kid was not about to let him off the hook this time with the fight in the balance and slipping away. Galahad lined Jazza up and boom!

With unbelievable power and skill the Kid delivered his WMD (weapon of mass destruction) and boy it blasted Jazza into oblivion

with a flash bang effect. I wouldn’t be surprised if the UN nuclear inspectors come knocking on Kid Galahad’s door after this.

The Kid switched stance and threw one almighty perfect left hand shot knocking Jazza out. If ever the Kid needed a punch that was the one and it took the fight right out of the judges hands delivering him the coveted Lord Lonsdale belt and the British title.

The hometown fans were ecstatic as Jazza was knocked to the canvas.

The referee called halt to the contest in round ten as Dickens was clearly in no condition to continue.

His corner team knew the fight was over for him and threw in the towel for good measure.

The victorious Kid said after: “I knew I was behind on the scorecards. I knew he was going to come out fast in the first few rounds.

“He came out like a bull, but I just knew when I find my range, my distance –boom!”

What a great fight for two quality fighters, a great fight for Channel 5’s TV ratings and most of all a great night for the fight fans.

Who said that professional boxing is a dying sport?

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Panesar’s back England bowler set to make national return

RETURN: Monty is back in the fold for the Winter Ashes

After his controversial actions away from the sport, and six months of being overlooked by selectors, Monty Panesar has been included in England’s squad for the Winter Ashes tour of Australia.

The left arm, spin bowler impressed during his loan spell at Essex last season and now hopes to concentrate on his on-field performances.

With 48 test matches to his name,

and 164 wickets, the Sikh bowler could prove a vital instrument in England’s performances over the Christmas period and offers an alternative approach to the likes of James Anderson and Stuart Broad.

Panesar hasn’t been included in a test squad since his notorious actions at a Brighton nightclub earlier this year when he urinated on a bouncer.

However, national selector, Geoff

Miller, is confident the left-armer is back on the right track and ready to once again be involved in the England setup.

He said: “There's a very strong management in that side to help all aspects of it.

“He's appreciated he's made errors and he's very sure that those errors are behind him now.

“He appreciated the reason why he was sent home, accepted that

and knuckled down. He's been selected because that's been rectified.

“He's an experienced international player and it's up to him to actually produce the goods for us. He's very prepared to let his bowling do the talking for him, so I'm prepared to accept that.”

Speaking about his return to the team, Monty said: “Where England are concerned, I’ve always had the same mindset: I’ve got to make sure I’m bowling well, my rhythm is good and I am equipped to deal with any situation.

“You never know when the next opportunity might be around the corner, and if that chance comes, I need to be able to grab it.”

The Winter Ashes tour will officially begin on 21st November with the first test held at Brisbane, and the fifth finishing on the 7th January. Following that, a fiveround ODI series will take place between 12th January and 26th January, before concluding with three T20 games, staged from the 29th January to 2nd February.

Asian Football Awards The Asian Football Awards are almost upon us and time is running out to get your ticket to the prestigious event.

Celebrating the impact of the Asian community on football across the country, the awards were set up last year by Baljit Rihal and were an instant success. This year the lineups are stronger than ever with hundreds of nominees in line for potential awards.

With over 800 applications for nominations for the various Awards, the final list is very impressive and competition will be fierce.

“The Asian Football Awards have been created to recognise and reward Asians in football in the UK. We aim to provide a platform for Asians to promote their skills whilst also showing the footballing world that coaches, volunteers, players, administrators and fans are Asians who simply love the game,” explains founder of the AFA Mr Rihal.

This year, Sky Sports’ Dharmesh Sheth and BBC Asian Network’s DJ Noreen Khan will co-host the awards show which will be held again at the iconic Wembley Stadium. For 2013, The Asian Football Awards have attracted a higher profile of sponsors with a greater input and support from many of the UKs top clubs and football organisations.

“Our aim is to see a steady stream of Asian footballers making their debuts at league clubs across the UK…it’s only a matter of time before this is a reality as there are so many talented players on the peripherals of making it,” Mr Rihal added.

Liverpool football club’s doctor, Zaf Iqbal, will be one nominee looking to win a prestigious honour for the second year running after being shortlisted for recognition at

the prestigious Asian Football Awards.

Dr Iqbal was the recipient of the first ever Behind the Scenes Medical Award at last year's inaugural ceremony - and this year he could repeat the feat.

Also nominated from the Merseyside giants are Abu Nasir, ethnic minorities representative on

the LFC supporters' committee, and Academy youngster Yan Dhanda, named in the Up and Coming Player category.

The AFA 2013 ceremony will be a star-studded event once again with dignitaries from the world of football as well as a number of prominent celebrities and footballers. With an anticipated

audience of over 500 attending, The Asian Football Awards 2013 promises to be a fantastic opportunity to witness inspirational Asians in football, first hand.

For more information please visit, www.asianfootball awards.co.uk

Second annual AFA ceremony launches next month

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Australian hockey coach, Terry Walsh, has been tipped to take over the reins of India’s national side after Michael Nobbs resigned earlier his year due to health problems.

Walsh, a Silver medallist at the 1976 Montreal Games, is expected to demand a much higher salary than his predecessor, with clearance required from the Sports Authority of India.

With India virtually guaranteed a place in next year’s World Cup, in The Hague, the side are now in desperate need of a chief coach to guide them in the prestigious tournament.

As head coach of the Netherlands men's team, Walsh guided the Dutch to a silver medal at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. Classified as a Master Coach by the international hockey federation (FIH), Walsh previously served as head coach for the Australian men's team from 1997-2000.

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HISTORY: Manningham Mills Cricket Club was founded 148 years ago

PLAYERS: First team captain Masood Ahmed (left) and teammate Zarak Khan were disappointed at the decision

STARS: Adil Rashid and Gemaal Hussain played at the club

‘Save our club!’

Mass protest at decision to throw Mills out of league “I think the club would be first to put their hands up and say there has been some administration errors and fines in the past which might have been outstanding but the reasons for dismissal also includes things like the surroundings of the ground.

“These facilities are six years old and were built with £1.5million, endorsed by Sport England. The infrastructure really is fantastic. The scoreboard is brand new, and the nets are only four years old.

He added: “If nothing else let’s hope this demonstration today makes people realise what the community might lose.”

The club currently caters for players aged from nine-years-old and has five junior sides as well as a first team.

Current first team captain, Masood Ahmed, and fellow player Zarak Khan, both explained their worry for the younger generation who may be more affected by the decision than even the first team players.

“We might have the ability to simply move club because we are in a fortunate enough position to have that option yet for the kids and some of the upcoming talent they won’t be that lucky,” they explained.

Rob Hoveman, aide to Bradford West MP George Galloway, said the Respect party

APPEAL: Rob Hoveman, aide to George Galloway, said the Respect party want to see the decision reversed

were also upset at the decision and would support the club in their appeal.

“We believe the penalty of kicking Manningham Mills out of the league was entirely disproportionate to the actual offence,” Mr Hoveman explained.

“There was clearly a breakdown of communication and one side seems to have taken a very hard view. To our minds kicking the club out like this is remarkable, and is a very rash decision indeed.

“The league does not appear to be providing a very good reason as to why they have removed the club and so we want to see them back down and reconsider the decision. Hopefully they will see

that they have the right stuff from the club now and Manningham Mills can be reinstated.”

The League’s management board has issued the following statement: “As a consequence of a number of serious issues which have arisen during the 2013 season, involving Manningham Mills Cricket Club’s breach of the Bradford Cricket League’s rules and standards, including nonpayment of dues to the league, the remaining 25 constituent clubs, affiliated to the League, were asked to consider Manningham Mills’ future membership.

“At an Extraordinary General Meeting on 19th September 2013, a representative from each of the constituent clubs was requested to vote on a resolution as to whether Manningham Mills should remain members of the league.

“Having regard to all the facts, including representation from Manningham Mills, the result confirmed by 17 to seven with one abstention that Manningham Mills Cricket Club’s membership of the League should be discontinued, with immediate effect.

“The ballot was limited to member clubs only, the management board did not participate or offer any recommendation as to how the clubs should vote.”

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DEMONSTRATION: Dozens flock to cricket club to show their support

Mass protest at decision to throw Mills out of league

Save our club!

By Ashley Grint ashley@asianexpress.co.uk

A Bradford cricket club, which has seen the likes of Adil Rashid and Gemaal Hussain pass through the doors, was controversially exiled from their local league earlier this month.

The decision to remove Manningham Mills Cricket Club from the JCT600 Bradford League was met by anger and frustration by the local community who staged a protest last week at the home of the club.

With a proud 148 year history, the Mills have become

synonymous with success over the years, nurturing young talent as well as competing in one of the top amateur leagues in the country.

However, the decision was made earlier this month to remove the side from the competition following a season long dispute over unpaid fines and ground improvements.

A secret ballot was staged by the league officials whereby all 24 teams from the local league voted for or against the exile of their peers with 17 votes going for the decision and seven against.

Manningham Mills were subsequently removed from the

contest yet the decision has been labeled a rash one by many stakeholders in the club.

Mahboob Hussain is a former Mills player, representing the side between 1997 and 2007. He was a leading body in orchestrating the protest at the Bradford-based club and was shocked to hear of the decision.

He said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;If you look at the history of this club it is 148 years old. Over the years itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s had players go on to play for England but more In terms of capturing the local talent it is a haven and for this to be shut down would be a catastrophe.

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