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Residents are being asked to play their part in keeping the district safe as Bonfire Night approaches.

do not provide people with an excuse to get rid of a load of rubbish on the cheap.

Bradford Council is working in partnership with the emergency services and the district's largest social landlord, Incommunities, to solve bonfire season problems before they can get out of hand.

"Council Wardens and enforcement officers will be on their guard, looking out for fly-tipping and cracking down on culprits.”

They also want people to help the campaign and report dangerous bonfires which can be dealt with before they cause problems. Businesses, homes and schools are being advised to remove accumulations of rubbish before they can be set on fire. Traders and householders are also being urged not to take advantage of the season by transporting and illegally dumping waste on bonfires. Coun Sarah Ferriby Bradford Council’s Executive Member for Healthy People and Places, said: "Bonfire celebrations

“Fly-tipped rubbish not only looks a mess but can be highly dangerous if someone sets it on fire.”

responsibly.

“Incommunities will be checking on bonfires which might have been built on land that it owns to ensure they are safe. Unsafe bonfires or bonfires built on land regularly maintained by Incommunities will be removed. “We would urge people, particularly those with young children, to go to properly

organised displays but if customers or residents living in the neighbourhoods would like safety advice we are happy to provide this if they contact us on 01274 257990.” If residents feel that any bonfire is unsafe or if they witness flytipping they can report it to the Council on 01274 431000. Please note down as many details as possible.

"We hope people will enjoy their bonfire celebrations but we urge everyone to behave responsibly.” Fly-tippers can be given a £400 Fixed Penalty Notice or be taken to court where offenders will face unlimited fines and a prison term of up to five years. Harry Whittle, Director of Incommunities – Building Services, said “We want everyone to enjoy their bonfire celebrations in safety and we would urge everyone to act

Woman fined £320 for fly tipping and then setting fire to rubbish A woman who dumped rubbish on the side of a residential street, then set fire to it, has been fined £320 by Bradford magistrates. Safina Bi, 60, of Whetley Hill, Bradford, was caught on CCTV cameras dumping the rubbish on two separate occasions from a car in Manningham. On the second occasion, she was seen to set fire to the domestic waste before leaving the scene. She pleaded guilty to two offences, one of illegally disposing of controlled waste and one of disposing of waste in a manner likely to cause pollution or harm to public health. Ms Bi was ordered to pay £475 costs and £32 Victim Surcharge. Following the case, Coun Sarah Ferriby, Bradford Council Executive Member for Healthy People and Places, said: “It’s hard to understand why anyone would behave in this way. There was a Household Waste Recycling Centre within less than ten minutes drive away from this area where all this rubbish could have been disposed of quickly and without charge. “We really have to try and make people realise that fly-tipping is not an option

when it comes to getting rid of rubbish. It is illegal, anti-social, selfish and, in this particular case, totally illogical.”

plastic, but people should realise that all waste material should be disposed of properly, otherwise we will suffer the consequences.”

“There has been a lot of world-wide concern about the harm done to the environment by recklessly discarded

“If you see fly-tipping taking place, please note down as many details

as possible, including vehicle licence plate numbers and inform the Council.” Fly-tipping can be reported be calling the Council 01274 43100 or online at www.bradford.gov.uk.

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NEWS Residents in Bristol are Tying Hot Water Bottles To Trees To Keep Homeless People Warm This Winter. Could it also work in Bradford?

Summer has well and truly ended and the autumn chill has now kicked in.

Kind community members in Cardiff have started collecting hot water bottles donated by members of the public and are tying them to trees for homeless people to use. Each bottle comes with a note detailing local businesses that have agreed to provide hot water, plus directions explaining how to reach them. The grassroots project, called The Hot Water Bottle Network, currently operates in Bristol, Bath, Leicester and Brighton, and each city has its own Facebook page detailing donation points. As well as the notes on the bottles, participating business windows will also display information about the project to help spread the word. The Hot Water Bottle Network is keen to expand its efforts to more cities. If you’re a member of the public or business owner willing to help, you can get in touch with Pete via the Hot Water Bottle Network Bristol Facebook page.

Fairy Liquid bottle from 50 years ago highlights how long plastic waste lasts

Brean beach warden Dave Furber told national media: ‘The wording on the bottle has been weathered but you can still clearly read that it says ‘4d off’ on the front so it must date back to before decimalisation which was in 1971. ‘That makes the bottle over 47 years old which is remarkable. It shows how plastics are so slow to decay.’ Less than a third (31%) of plastic waste is recycled in the UK, according to a WWF report – with consumers predicted to throw away 9% more plastic bottles by the end of this decade. Are you doing your bit for the environment? Households in Bradford can recycle their waste by ordering grey recycling bins from the council free of charge (more details here: https://www.bradford.gov.uk/ recycling-and-waste/wheeled-bins-andrecycling-containers/get-new-wheeled-binsor-recycling-containers/) The bins can take paper, plastic, glass and cans.

Coastguards in Somerset found a Fairy Liquid bottle from almost 50 years ago – priced 4p – highlighting just how long plastic lasts in the ocean. The bottle was found at Brean Beach in Somerset, and dates back to 1971, but is still clearly legible.

However, residents are urged not to include household waste in recycling bins, as contaminated recycling comes at a huge cost to the council. A report issued last month identified that in Bradford, 3,095 enforcement notices for contamination of recycling bins have been issued and 515 in Keighley. So the message is recycle responsibly.

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Two Years on: Police complaint continues as family of 11 year old school boy continue to deal with life after his death Tragedy hit parents Asif and Fareena Khan in September 2016 when Asad Khan was discovered lifeless in his room. The bright youngster was found by his mother after she forced her way into his room in Tile Street, Manningham, just weeks after he started secondary school in 2016. An inquest which was launched to investigate Asad’s death, concluded that circumstances around the Beckfoot Upper Heaton student was ‘unclear’ and coroner Martin Fleming could not say if Asad had ben bullied as he believed there was no evidence to support this. Asad’s family however, believe otherwise and had walked out of the inquest disappointed when the coroner refused to hear, what they believed was ‘vital’ evidence to the investigation. The family never accepted the verdict recorded by coroner Martin Fleming, saying they felt they had been “put on trial rather than be treated with any respect as bereaved parents”. The family continue to find it hard to be at peace or gain closure surrounding their son’s untimely death. The family have since made a complaint about police conduct to the IOPC (Independent Office for Police Conduct), which is ongoing. During the inquest procedures the family had insisted, that their son had spoken to the school student manager, Jane Berry, whose job it is to deal with bullying in the school. Ms Berry however, failed to recall any such conversation took place. The family police liaison officer however, had informed the family during a discussion at their new family home that there was CCTV showing Asad speaking to Ms Berry. The liaison officer later denied offering this information, but the family

challenged this by complaining to the IOPC who have now acknowledged in a letter to the family that the liaison officer did in fact give them information that she later denied. Ruth Bundey, who represented the family during the inquest has been dealing with the IOPC complaint. She told Asian Sunday: “So far, the IOPC accept that the family’s liaison officer did give them information that she subsequently denied she gave, thereby misleading the Coroner which meant that further crucial investigation did not take place. The further investigation

by professional standards was again inadequate and now the subject of a further appeal.” The IOPC acknowledging the Police liaison officer’s fault is not going to bring my son back, but the grieving process has been made a lot more difficult due to how my family and I have been treated throughout this investigation. Asif Khan - Father of Asad Khan

The family want to be able to move on with their lives, but feel it’s difficult to do so, with so many vital pieces of evidence still not presented which they feel will help piece together why Asad’s life ended so soon. Father Asif Khan said: “I feel completely

let down by the whole process and am disappointed at the way our son’s inquest was handled. The IOPC acknowledging the Police liaison officer’s fault is not going to bring my son back, but the grieving process has been made a lot more difficult due to how my family and I have been treated throughout this investigation. I don’t know if my family and I will ever get the answers we need, and this makes it ever more difficult to gain closure. "Please keeps my family and I in your prayers and thoughts”

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COVER STORY

Feud over ‘haram’ cake at Bradford Restaurant

Chocolate Gateux cake served to Muslim customers contained beef gelatine & brandy by GRAHAME ANDERSON Award winning Mumtaz restaurant on Bradford's famous Great Horton Road (not connected to Mumtaz Restaurant Leeds) has broken religious guidelines by selling a cake containing ingredients not classed as halal food. The Deluxe chocolate gateau was purchased for the celebration of Eid by local customer Kanwal Hussain in the summer. The Back Story She told Asian Sunday: “The cake was purchased on the 15th of June for Eid because my mum loves that particular gateaux so much. She lives over in Keighley and I decided to drive while my husband sat in the passenger seat with the boxed cake on his lap. It was then he noticed the list of ingredients on the side of the

packaging, clearly saying there was alcohol and beef gelatine in the mixture. This of course goes completely against religious guidelines for Muslims and we were appalled, as it obviously wasn't halal. “I got straight back to the restaurant to tell them, and they asked if I could bring it back and they'd be happy to give me a refund for the £30 cake. They said the cake had been a wrong delivery and wasn't the normal one they get from their usual, Destiny Foods in Manchester. They would investigate the matter further. “I heard nothing back so emailed them three days later with a full complaint, but despite chasing things up I received no apology or reply. I have been eating this cake for years, and so have my friends and family members. I am very disgusted to learn that being a Muslim company, they

have been serving this cake which contains alcohol and beef gelatine, to Muslim customers. I am also shocked at the lack of a complaints process for such a large restaurant.” Supplier Clear on Deliveries Destiny Foods confirmed to

Kanwal this was the same cake containing both alcohol and beef gelatine they'd been delivering to the restaurant previously. A spokesperson also confirmed no separate cakes are made especially for Mumtaz which do not have those ingredients in the mixture. It was not a wrong delivery.

Despite chasing things up I received no apology or reply. I have been eating this cake for years, and so have my friends and family members. I am very disgusted to learn that being a Muslim company, they have been serving this cake which contains alcohol and beef gelatine, to Muslim customers. I am also shocked at the lack of a complaints process for such a large restaurant.

KANWAL HUSSAIN - MUMTAZ BRADFORD CUSTOMER

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COVER STORY Important Labelling Kanwal photographed that list of ingredients on the box to confirm the cake wasn't suitable for the following: • Halal • Vegetarians • Vegans • Coeliac • Kosher Product specifications provided by Destiny Foods clearly confirm the presence of beef gelatine, whole milk, egg, gluten, brandy syrup, Lecithin E322, lactose, sugar, cocoa butter, cocoa mass powder, natural vanilla and white and dark chocolate decoration. The Heart of The Matter Asian Sunday contacted the restaurant with customers in mind to ask if their products were labelled. We were told they weren't. When asked if everything on their extensive menu was halal, a spokesperson said: “We don't use anything else”. While the supplier clearly labels the ingredients on their products supplied to the restaurant, there's no such indication of labelling at Mumtaz Bradford. We have also learned from The Halal Food Authority there's no binding law to say the restaurant must inform a customer their cake is or isn't halal, though some restaurants can get certification for foodstuffs. But it's not compulsory. In terms of religious rules however, the faith says a Muslim should inform another Muslim if the item offered is halal whether it's permissible for consumption or not. Looking for Answers We went back to the restaurant to ask why they had not replied to the customer on two separate occasions only to be told the management weren't available. We were also told however, 'if the customer has had a refund – what more do they want'. Following several more attempts to get a clear answer from the restaurant, a spokesperson for Mumtaz requested more time to resolve the matter with the customer, promising to offer us a statement in return. Two weeks later Kanwal was offered £150 in vouchers to withdraw the story from Asian Sunday. Kanwal added: “Not only is this too little too late, it also feels like a bribe simply to retract my story. It's the principle that counts and I don't feel like a valued customer. I've lost trust in the restaurant and just don't feel like eating there anymore. “It makes you wonder if anything else on the menu isn't strictly halal, and it's such a shame because I've enjoyed going there for years now. I could have got a halal cake at

any two or three other places but went back to Mumtaz out of loyalty. They don't serve alcohol on their premises as the owners are Muslim, so you naturally assume the product is 100 per cent halal.” Newspaper Appeal Following an appeal from the Mumtaz management asking Asian Sunday's Editor Fatima Patel not to print the story, a meeting was arranged involving all parties. A spokesperson for the restaurant acknowledged to Kanwal errors had been made. They were thankful to Kanwal as had she not told them, they may have ‘unknowingly’ continued to serve the cakes containing beef and brandy. Mumtaz Bradford maintained throughout they had no knowledge of the contents of the cake. They said in the meeting that there had been a supplier change, and it may be the supplier who changed the recipe. Kanwal reminded everyone the cake box had ingredients clearly printed on the side. How come after all these years

not one person had noticed? The spokesperson said it was a training issue and as a result of the complaint, they will be offering training to staff alongside a proper menu inspection. They wanted to put things right and assured Kanwal that the cake has been taken off the menu and a full inspection had taken place on all their products. Compensation As a loyal customer Kanwal felt wronged and argued that she be compensated for all the ‘haram’ cakes she and her family consumed till date. On calculation this figure would come to around £4000. Initially the Mumtaz Bradford spokesperson accused Kanwal of being greedy however, following negotiations, it was finally agreed that Kanwal accept a compensation figure of £300 and not tell her story providing Mumtaz Bradford an opportunity to ‘put things right’ internally. Kanwal agreed and was promised a call back within an hour to confirm if Mumtaz Bradford management

had also accepted. Kanwal however received no call that day or the following day and no compensation was paid. Kanwal said: “I am extremely shocked at the behavior of the restaurant. Not only have they done wrong, they then try to make me believe I am wrong for complaining. The stress I have undergone these last three months is taking its toll on me. I simply wanted the restaurant to value my 12 years loyalty as a regular customer and to put right what they did wrong. As a Muslim I don’t want to live with the knowledge that other Muslims could be consuming ‘haram’ cake like I did. I wanted their (Mumtaz Bradford) assurance that they have taken the cake off the shelf. I would never have known this or even had the meeting about my complaint had it not been for the media. I am truly disappointed “ Despite requests no statement has been issued by Mumtaz Braford on the matter

Things to Remember Customers do have a right to challenge food providers on the ingredients used in their food, or if they are not happy with the product provided under consumer rights act 2015. They can also ask to see available certification should it be available. • The Foods Standards Agency says allergenic ingredients must be indicated in a list of ingredients with clear reference to the substance or product. • According to Gov.uk you don’t have to show particular information on the label for every kind of product, but if you include it you must be accurate. • Law on The Web, The UK's legal information website advises When eating at a restaurant, you are entitled to the same rights as with any other goods and services, including the requirement that the food should be “as described” and “of reasonable quality”. Obviously, it must also be safe to eat. An example of a meal not being “as described” might be if it did not include some of the ingredients you expected or were promised •

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A MAN has been charged with the murder of a father of three who along with another man was struck by a vehicle and assaulted. by RAHEEMA KHAN A Bradford man named Tony Grant of Queens Road has been charged with a murder and an attempted murder. The charges relate to an incident in Sandford Road on Wednesday, October where two men were struck by a vehicle and assaulted. One of the men was identified by as Amriz Iqbal, also known loally as 'Major' The 40-year-old victim was believed to have three children - a 16-year-old, a

two-year-old and an 18-monthold. The other man is bing treated at hospital with injuries.

The occupants of the vehicle then got out of the car and assaulted the two men, before making off from the scene.

A 35-year-old man who was also arrested in connection with the incident has been released under investigation.

Police are appealing for witnesses following the incident.

Detectives in the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team are continuing enquiries and are investigating the incident as murder. Officers were called at 1.10pm to reports of a collision in which two pedestrians were injured.

Two Men Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison After

Kidnapping and Torturing a Man Two men have been sentenced to 30 years in prison after kidnapping and torturing a man over a £300,000 drugs debt.

Sakhawat Hussain, aged 35, of Hawthorn Terrace, in Batley and Andre Clarke, aged 30, of Wood Lane, in Huddersfield were found guilty by a jury at Leeds Crown Court 8 October of the kidnap and attack of a 32-year-old man.

victim, with weapons, including a hammer and interrogated him about the missing drugs for several hours. They then took him in a car to another property in Batley where the ordeal continued – they poured boiling water over his body and continually The court heard how in threatened and attacked January this year, Hussain him, before he escaped the and Clarke went to their next morning. victim’s house in Batley, Hussain and Clarke were blaming th victim of a found guilty of affray, robbery of a significant kidnapping, causing grievous amount of drugs after an bodily harm with intent and argument three days earlier two counts of false The victim’s young son, imprisonment. They were both girlfriend and father-in-law sentenced to 15 years for were also in the house and GBH, 12 months for affray, 9 were held prisoners, while he years for kidnapping offences was taken into the cellar. and 9 years for false Hussain and Clarke imprisonment. All to be served repeatedly attacked their concurrently.

Detective Chief Inspector Ian Scott, of the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, said: “We would like to hear from anyone who saw a large silver vehicle in the area around the time of this incident, as we believe this was used in what we are treating as a murder.”

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putting a spotlight on your elected council representatives to find out what they have been doing and campaigning on your behalf.

Due to popular demand the Asian Sunday Accountable Councillors is back, renamed 'Out & About!

Every month we will be out and about in different areas of the city and we will be speaking to local residents, community organisations, businesses and your local Councillors to find out what it is like to live in your ward.

This edition we visit the Heaton ward which includes the village of Frizinghall, Heaton and Daisy Hill. Heaton has a total population of 17,587 people according to the Census in 2010. And more than 25 per cent of the population describe their ethnicity as Pakistani.

We will be highlighting your concerns and

rOLE OF COUNCILLOrS The duties of a local councillor can be defined as to: direct and control the affairs of the local authority; take key policy decisions defining the objectives of the Council and allocating the resources required to attain them and keep under review the progress and performance of local services (social care, education, housing and so forth). Councillors are also known as Elected Members. There are 90 councillors on the Council – three for every Council ‘ward’ (an area of the district).

These councillors are members of the public who put themselves forward for the role and are elected by the people who live in the area they represent. Councillors are paid an allowance, but are not employed by the Council. They can also claim for out-ofpocket expenses, such as travel, incurred in the course of their duties. Councillors may belong to a political party, or they may stand as an independent. Those who belong to a political party form ‘groups’ on the Council.

COUNCILLOrS Committee Appointments: • Bradford West Area Committee (reserve) • Health & Social Care Overview & scrutiny committee

COUNCILLOR MOHAMMAD SHABBIR LABOUR

Labour

Top 3 priorities in Heaton AWM – After effects of fire Road Safety Anti-social behaviour

• Joint Health and Social Care & Children's Services Overview and Scrutiny Committees Re - Elected: 2016 Next election: 2020 Allowance: 1 Apr 2017 - 31 Mar 2018 basic: £13,463

Committee Appointments:

COUNCILLOR NUSSRAT MOHAMMED LABOUR

Top 3 priorities in Heaton Strengthen Support for families Road Safety

• Bradford West Area Committee • Corporate Parenting Panel (Reserve) • Environment & Waste Management Overview & Scrutiny Committee • Joint Corporate, Environment and Waste Management & Regeneration and Economy Overview and Scrutiny Committee • Regeneration and Environment Overview and Scrutiny Committee

Help community establish core values & help them Re - Elected: 2018 look after one another

Councillor Mohammed Shabbir was fairly easy to get hold of and was promptly available to discuss his ward and the work he is doing.

late nights is not good. There needs to be'consideration of civilisation"

Cllr Shabbir says the PCSO's are pushed as it is, with the governments budget cuts, so his He told Asian Sunday one of the key issues message is that people need to self police. He he has been working on and is concerned also strongly believes that calling councillors about for his constituents is the AWM depot for gutter cleaning and street lighting is 'devaluing councillors' that caught fire recently. Cllr Shabbir is concerned about the putrefied smell Cllr Shabbir believes councillors should only coming from the depot. He has been get involved after you have approached the working actively to see if the Environment Agency is going to renew AWM's license as council to sort your lighting or street cleaning and they have failed to resolve. He says: "We he believes residents do not want the as councillors are feeding expectations. It's license to be renewed and therefore, he the expectation we give to people. would not agree to support the license He clarifies what he means by giving this renewal as it has caused concern among example: "I get many approaching me for residents. planning issues. Sometimes the issue is something that is not within planning Other issues, of concern is road safety. Cllr guidance. My advice is to stay within the Shabbir believes dangerous driving is a guidance. Instead people expect you then to wider social problem that needs tackling. talk to planning committee instead of keeping He strongly believes in clamping down on vehicle leasing. Aside from that Cllr Shabbir within guidelines. Cllr Shabbir says: "Our job as councillors is to engage and get people to told Asian Sunday that 'our' celebrations think about issues more broadly and to see need to be thought about. He said: "This ostentatious showing of wealth, fireworks at from the perspective of the other. Next election: 2022 Allowance: 1 Apr 2017 - 31 Mar 2018 basic: £13,463 Nusrat Mohammed won her second term as a councillor recently. Along with dealing with planning issues, bin collection and school matters, Cllr Mohammed says she is particularly focused on engaging with the local community to help them establish their core values, and to help them look after each other. She told Asian Sunday, she wants to strengthen families in the area and wants to ensure that in her diverse ward no one is isolated and is fully supported whatever their background. Cllr Mohammad said: “The role of women in society particularly ethnic minority women has changed. I know when I was growing up the role of a woman was that, you get

married you are the mother, you are the wife and you are the home maker. If you want anything extra than this then you’re wowee. But other than that, these are your key roles. “Now in today’s society your key roles are you are a mother, you are a wife, you’re also a carer because our elders are now becoming very elderly so that’s the third thing added and then it’s, no you also need to bring an income into the home as well. You need to pick the kids up as well as drop them off at school and the list is increasing, yet we have not equipped our women for these roles. “For me it’s about priorities, what do I want my daughter or children to have as core values, how can I equip them looking at society out there and how can I equip them for adulthood! These are the priorities I am dealing with for the Heaton Ward.

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Cllr Mohammad says, it’s good that young people may have an ambition to own a £40,000 car, but what we need to do is have the conversation of how you are going to get there. “You need to get a decent education, get yourself a decent job, and work X amount of hours to get that car” She explains.

Committee Appointments:

Environment Overview and Scrutiny Committee (Reserve) • ·Regulatory and Appeals Committee

• Bradford West Area Committee (Chair) • Area Planning Panel (Bradford) • Area Planning Panel (Keighley and Shipley) (Reserve) COUNCILLOR MOHAMMED AMRAN LABOUR

Labour

Top 3 priorities in Heaton School Appeals Road Safety Anti-social behaviour

• Bradford West Area Committee • Miscellaneous Licences Panel (Reserve) • Regeneration and

Elected: 2015 Next election: 2019 Allowance: 1 Apr 2017 - 31 Mar 2018 basic: £13,463.16 Special Responsibility: £12,969.60 Mileage claim: £126.90 Train: £193.90 Councillor Amran was the quickest of the councillors to respond and seemed to be the busiest with a barrage of constituent inquiries coming to him while telling Asian Sunday all about his work in his ward. “I live in the ward I serve, my kids go to the school in the community and my wife also

“Or is it a case of I’d rather take the quickest route?” She asks. “How do they make it a reality?" Cllr Mohammad explains that she is sowing the seeds by talking to families out there and leading by example with her own family.

Road safety in the area has become a cause for concern, and Cllr Mohammad strongly believes that by engaging with families especially the women, (as she feels they are the backbone ) she can empower and help make a difference to the community she serves.

make the call while with them, so that they can get to know how to contact the council in future should they have any “I use all the local services, such as the local issues. barber, the local petrol station, the local “I get involved in school appeals a lot. I meat shop – I use local all the time. I support fight for the community like it’s my own the local economy, but this also makes me problem, like those children are my own visible and approachable to my and that’s probably why so many people community. For example, when the new call me for my help. Raja’s opened in the area I just went along to see them and on my visit they told me Cllr Amran believes that as councillors the bin was in the wrong place, so I was they need to engage more on issues and able to help them” that we should be investing in more Often Councillors get labelled that they do resources. He feels road safety in the area has now become a priority and much nothing, Cllr Amran is quick to tell us that, more needs to be done to educate ‘that was in the past’. “In the past it may have happened, but that is changing now” parents. Assures Cllr Amran. He is currently trying to put a working “I represent a multicultural ward and I try my group together, particularly looking at best to empower people, such as when high performance cars and young they have issue with bin collection, I give people. He wants to work with schools them the council number and will help and mothers on road safety. works in the community, so this area is my pride” Said Cllr Amran.

POLICING

Superintendent Daniel Greenwood, Operations lead at Bradford District Police, told Asian Sunday:

seatbelt. “Police in Bradford West are continuing their work in support of Steerside and will be holding further multi“Police in Bradford West have led a number of multiagency operations to tackle those using the roads agency operations aimed at improving road safety in the illegally or driving vehicles which are not in a fit state area. to be on our roads. “These operations have resulted in numerous vehicles being taken off the roads in this area - either because they were uninsured, untaxed or unlicensed or just not roadworthy. “This work has been in support of Operation Steerside, which is a police-led partnership addressing driving standards across Bradford District.

MP NAZ SHAH

Labour LABOUR

Naz Shah is the local MP for the Heaton Ward and was reelected in 2017

Superintendent Daniel Greenwood

“I’ve not seen any councillors in this area visiting us or even knocking on doors. “There is nothing to do for the youth, that’s why road safety has become a serious problem. It was so sad to hear of the deaths of those four boys. Our politicians need to do something quick before another young life is taken from us"

Resident on Haworth Grove said: “I’ve lived in Heaton for years it is a great place to live, but I do think the problems in the area have gotten worse. "There's fast driving, litter problem and there doesn't seem to be anywhere for the kids to play. This creates boredom and that is why there is so much antisocial behaviour. The community centres are not the way they used to be. They don't serve the community anymore. Personally I have never had any issue, so have never needed the help of the local councillors, but I know where they are if I need them!"

“We are keen to develop this work in partnership with the people of Bradford West to encourage people to use the roads safely and with consideration for other road users.

“Steerside has been running across the district for more than two years and recently broadened its focus to tackle the anti-social use of vehicles, as well as the fatal four “It is everyone’s responsibility to do this and those who offences – speeding, using a mobile phone, driving under are intent on ignoring their responsibility will be the influence of alcohol or drugs and not wearing a targeted and will be prosecuted.”

WORD ON THE STREET Mrs Bibi Housewife said:

“The recent crash in Heaton which claimed the lives of four local young men should serve as a reminder to us all of what can happen when a vehicle is driven at speed, and anyone who chooses to use the roads in this way can expect to be prosecuted.

We spoke to Heaton residents about their issues and concer ns in their ward

An unemployed graduate, who did not wish to give his name, said:

I’ve been job hunting for five years now and can’t find anything. The local politicians need to help young people like me find a job. “I studied electrical engineering and I’ve had no help whatsoever. Our family doesn’t like living here. We even had our shoes stolen from the garden once.”

Resident at Lynfield Drive

Imran Khan, warehouse manager, said:

Mohammad Hassan, self-employed said:

“ I think crime is a great concern to many residents as it’s on the increase.

“They are all crafty they only care about their immediate family and friends. It’s like a clan. I’ve not seen any politician ever visit us here. But when they want votes you’ll see them alright.”

"I think there needs

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"Whether people accept it or not, there is a drugs issue and the youngsters have no role models to look up to, that's why they end up creating nuisance and driving around in fast cars, which then leads to devastating loss of lives. "If our councillors really want to be useful then they need to resolve this problem and make our roads and streets safe again. One life lost is too many"

to be more support for local businesses. All the grants and business support seems to be in the city centre only.

"We also contribute to the economy and as a small business I want to grow and employ people, but with so little support, how can we grow? We shouldn't be left out, just because the Council messed up in developing the Town Centre"

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allowing the batter to fill the inside, leave to rest for a few minutes.

Heat oil in the frying pan. Shallow fry okra until golden brown.

Method Wash, dry and cut the top of the Okra’s off. Mix the gram flour with ground masala, salt and 1/2 cup water. Place the okra in the batter

Kadhi Pakora Ingredients For Pakora: • 5 tblsp Besan (Gram flour) • 1 Finely chopped onion • 1 finely chopped potato • 1 green chilli finely chopped • 1/4 tsp Ajwain • 1/4 tsp Kasoori Methi (Fenugreek Leaves) • 1 tblsp hara dhania (Coriander leaves) • 1 tsp chili powder • 1/2 tsp baking powder • A pinch of baking powder • Oil for deep frying • Salt to taste For Kadhi:

• 1 cup sour curd (khatti dahi) • 2 1/2 tblsp Besan (Gram flour) • 2 dry red chili whole • 1/2 tsp whole jeera • 1/4 tsp rye (mustard seeds) • 1/4 tsp methi dana (Fenugreek seeds) • 1/2 tsp turmeric powder • 1 tsp jeera powder • 1 tsp coriander powder • 1 1/2 tsp Salt • 1/2 tsp chilli powder • 2 tsp ginger • 2 tsp garlic • 1/4 tsp garam masala • 1 green chilli • 1 tblsp hara dhania • 2 tbsp oil or ghee

Method Mix all ingredients listed under pakora except oil for frying. Now add 1/2 cup of water to the mixture little by little. The batter should be thick enough to bind the chopped potatoes and onions together. Heat oil for frying. When piping hot, drop small balls of the mixture in the oil. Fry in batches of 6 - 7 at a time. When the pakoras are golden brown, drain them on a kitchen paper. Keep them aside.

lumps. Add turmeric powder, salt and 4 -5 cups of water. Whisk well.

to a boil. Then let it simmer on a slow fire for about 15 minutes. Stir occasionally.

Now heat oil and add saboot lal mirch, sarsoon, saboot jeera and methi dana. When they begin to sputter add grated ginger and grated garlic. Stir fry for 15- 20 secs and then add turmeric, jeera powder, coriander powder, salt and red chilly powder. Immediately add besan-curd mixture. Stir well and bring it

After 15 mins add the pakoras, garam masala, crushed kasoori methi, green chilly slit lengthwise and again simmer the kadi for about 5 minutes. Take it out in a dish and garnish with finely chopped coriander. Best served hot with steamed rice.

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consistency. Add saffron, cardamom powder and rose essence. Stir well.

Keep it aside for 8 hours or overnight. 8-10 hours. To make the sugar syrup, heat water in a pan over medium flame. Add sugarand mix until fully dissolved. Simmer the syrup until it has one string

Now heat oil in a pan over medium flame for deep frying. Now fill the jalebi batter in a muslin cloth and pierce a small hole in it. Squeeze the muslin cloth into the oil to make concentric circles. Move

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Internationally renowned Singer/ Songwriter Ahmad Hussain’s much anticipated UK tour got off to a successful start with a sold out concert in his hometown of Sheffield, followed by a full capacity show in the historic Playhouse theatre in Bradford. Crowds were treated to a journey of spiritual music in an evening packed full of inspiration and entertainment. Ahmad who has recently returned from successful tours of South Africa and the Caribbean was accompanied by his full live band. Speaking exclusively to the Asian Sunday, Ahmad spoke about his tour and future

projects: “I would like thank everyone for attending my concerts, it was an absolute pleasure to perform for you and share my spiritual musical journey. I feel currently in the UK we have a climate where families are reluctant to attend such events due to the constant negativity surrounding many charities that seem to use these platforms to pressure people into giving using hard sales tactics and prolonged appeals, at my events my team and I ensured that no such activity took place and families were able to enjoy a full on performance and we will be looking to promote this concept at the Southern leg of the tour as this is what share my spiritual musical journey. I feel currently in the UK we have a climate where families are reluctant to attend such events due to the constant negativity surrounding many charities that seem to use these platforms to pressure people into giving using hard sales tactics and prolonged appeals, at my events my team and I ensured that no such activity took place and families were able to enjoy a full on performance and we will be looking to promote this concept at the Southern leg of the tour as

this is what audiences want to see. “I am an advocate of supporting charities and have done for many years and will continue to do so, but also want to ensure as artists we can create an environ-ment for our supporters to enjoy our performances without any hidden agendas” Local charity the Intouch foundation have been supporting my tour and I appreciate the commitment of their volunteers and staff in making it a huge success. Talking about his future plans, Ahmad discussed his recent collaboration with Pakistani superstar and Bollywood legend Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. “I recently had the honour of working alongside and recording a sufystical inspired single with the legendary RFAK saab and will be travelling to Pakistan in the coming week to record the music video and to plan my ‘An evening with’ concerts in major cities of Pakistan” Ahmad was recently inducted into the Muslim power 100 list, a major achievement to be recognised as one of the most

influential Muslim personalities in Britain. “The Muslim 100 was launched at a star-studded gala dinner in Central London at the intercontinental, Park Lane. This is the second time ever that such an initiative was held in Britain. The last being over a decade ago where the late Abdul Sattar Edhi was the guest speaker. It was an absolute honour to be featured in the list with some of the most influential Muslims in Britain and to have the honour of bracing the stage and performing in front of a crowd that consisted of the most influential Muslims from the world of showbiz, sports, business and politics” For more information and to stay updated with the artists latest news follow Ahmad on all social media platforms including Instagram, Facebook and Twitter (ahmadhussainofficial) and on Snapchat (ahmadhussain1). You can also subscribe to his official YouTube channel and purchase his albums from www.ahmadhussain.com and all major online digital retailers.

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Depression It’s not the first time I have written about depression, and I am sure it won’t be the last time either.

problem, so I didn’t have to deal with mine.

This was a real effort and rather than make me better, it just This edition I chose to talk to made things worse, as now I was you about depression again as tiring myself not just emotionally World Mental Health Day falls but physically too. Making people on the tenth day of this month. think I was fine and always using But being World Mental humour to cover up my inner Health Day, this month isn’t sadness. the only reason why I chose to talk about depression in my However, thank goodness for column this month. World Mental Health Day, whose overall objective is to raise Just because I have spoken awareness of mental health about it once, doesn’t mean issues around the world. my depression is sorted and I am suddenly cured of As more and more people openly depression. shared their experiences of depression or anxiety it gave me For me, being able to speak some comfort that I am not about depression is actually mental and that there are people part of my therapy and is a out there going through similar relief, especially as I no longer experiences as me. And that’s have to hide my demons from when accepting that I was anyone anymore. suffering from depression helped make it easier to deal with. In all honesty I don’t know how long I had been dealing with Everyone needs help sometimes, depression, but I first became and that doesn’t make them a aware of my feelings and weak person. I sometimes still emotions, when my work was struggle to deal with that struggling. I had days where I perception of myself, but trust couldn’t make sense of the me, a large reason for the articles I was writing. What should be second nature, became the most difficult and often the most impossible task to complete. My days were more often spent procrastinating rather than focusing on the job at hand and where do I begin to tell you about my mood swings. Behaviour that I couldn’t explain to my personal self, let alone friends and family. My way of dealing with my emotional state (I prefer not to describe it as mental state – because mental I am not, or I wouldn’t be running my own Newspaper, would I? – By the way that is also part of the healing process of depression, reminding yourself you’re not crazy, so loving myself and appreciating my achievements is something I have only just learnt to tell myself) used to be to immerse myself in work and take on everyone else’s

stigma is the lack of conversation about it.

We must accept that depression and other mental health issues are illnesses that require intervention to treat it. Once you begin talking to friends, and family, you realise how many people have been through similar situations, or didn’t actually understand it in the first place. Since acknowledging my emotional well-being life has become a lot easier to manage and brought me to a happier space. If you’re feeling like I did and sometimes still do, then please reach out, there are so many amazing places to go to for support. In the first instance I would recommend taking this depression selfassessment test on the NHS website: https://www.nhs.uk/ Tools/Pages/depression.aspx Don’t suffer in silence, don’t be ashamed, let’s deal with mental health together!

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Dilip Kumar discharged from hospital Legendary actor Dilip Kumar, 95, was recently discharged from a hospital in Mumbai where he was being treated for recurrent pneumonia, said his family friend.

Faisal Farooqui, who tweets on behalf of the thespian, informed his fans via social media that Dilip Kumar has been discharged from the hospital and is now resting at home. "Doctors have advised complete rest, isolation for few days to prevent infection. Thank you all for your prayers," Farooqui wrote. Dilip Kumar was admitted to the Lilavati Hospital Mumbai on October 7 due to severe chest congestion. The nonagenarian, known for films like "Kohinoor", "Mughal-e-Azam", "Shakti", "Naya Daur" and "Ram Aur Shyam", was admitted to the hospital last month too due to pneumonia.

Parenting is where the reward, love and care is: Soha Ali Khan

Actress Soha Ali Khan says since she became a mother, she has developed more respect for her own mother and thinks that parenting is where the real reward, love and care is. Soha interacted with the media at a special screening of a Touch Of Care campaign by Vicks She was joined on stage by cricketer Gautam Gambhir and actress Shriya Saran. "I always thought what it's like to be a mother. When you become a mother, you respect your mother so much more. For the first time last week, I left my daughter Inaaya alone with my husband Kunal (Kemmu) and he called me up at the end of the day and said he has so much respect for the fact that I do this every day," Soha said here. She said the couple had even thought of adopting a child earlier.

"It's not about biology. When I was thinking about having a child and wasn't sure whether we would have a biological child and we were open to adoption... That time I spoke to a friend of mine and she said the question is not are you ready to be a mother or be pregnant or have a child.

"The question is are you ready to be a parent? Anyone can be a parent whether you have a biological child or not. And parenting is where the reward, love, and care is," added Soha, author of "The Perils of Being Moderately Famous".

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'Gulab Jamun' to go on floors in 2019?

Salman Khan's next with debutants Zaheer Iqbal, Pranutan Bahl to roll in Kashmir

source on condition of anonymity says, “‘Gulab Jamun’ is definitely on. In all probability, it will be backed by Reliance Entertainment and Madhu Those waiting to see Abhishek Mantena. The latter’s presence is Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai still a little hazy right now but a call Bachhan together on screen might will be taken in a month or so. It’s a not have to wait for too long despite matter of time before Aishwarya reports that the film might be put on and Abhishek allocate dates. While the film could go on floors in hold indefinitely . January itself with other members of the cast, Abhishek and Aishwarya While the partner-filmmakers at are required to shoot together in a Phantom Films announced the start-to-finish schedule. For that, the company’s dissolution over sexual harassment allegations were levelled couple is working on two sets of dates –either at the beginning of the against Vikas Bahl, a partner in the year or around summer since the company. producers want to release the film in According to India Times an industry 2019 itself

Salman Khan’s next production which will introduce Zaheer Iqbal, the son of his childhood friend, and Pranutan, the daughter of Mohnish Bahl, his coactor of many films, rolls in Srinagar. It will be shot entirely in Kashmir in a start-to-finish schedule. The actor is producing it along with Murad Khetani and Ashwin Varde A source from the film informs that the unit reached Srinagar 10 days ago and both newcomers have been prepping with director Nitin Kakkar and spending time with the locals to grasp the language. “ Five Kashmiri kids are part of the main cast and they too have been attending workshops with Kakkar. The shoot will wrap up by November-end and the songs will be shot in one go,” said the source. Salman won’t be travelling to Srinagar anytime soon since he is busy with the shoots of Ali Abbas Zafar’s Bharat in Abu Dhabi and his weekend reality show Bigg Boss. “But he has spoken to both Zaheer and Pranutan before they left for the Valley. He was personally overseeing Zaheer’s training for the last few months and has given him the nickname Zahero,” adds the source, saying that the young actor has been training in action and building his physique since he was offered the film earlier this year.

Aryan khan and Khushi Kapoor to be launched in a movie together?

Aryan Khan and Khushi Kapoor are both famous star kids in Bollywood. While Khushi’s sister Janhvi has already made an entry in films with 'Dhadak', it looks like her sister is not far behind.

If reports are to be believed, both Aryan and Khushi will make their big Bollywood debut opposite each other. So who is launching them? Well it's rumoured to be none other than Karan Johar. The maverick filmmaker is said to be searching a script. Meanwhile, Aryaan is in New York finishing his college whereas Khushi is already making news with her glamorous makeover

'Kalank': Varun Dhawan shoots a scene bare-chested in -3 degree temperature

Abhishek Varman has commenced with the next schedule of his upcoming film 'Kalank' in Kargil with stars Varun Dhawan, Alia Bhatt and Kunal Kemmu.

The team has been shooting out there for a few days and Varun had a spine-chilling experience on set while shooting for a scene. Taking to Instagram the versatile actor shared a bare-chested picture of

himself revealing that he had to shoot a scene in minus threedegree temperature. He captioned it "#KALANK- was in for a huge surprise when it began to snow in Kargil. I have been training for a while but I was not sure how I would shoot bare body with the temperatures reaching -3 degrees. @prashantsixpack was by my side.

God is great I managed to complete

the scene rest is cinema history. Also Kargil is sooo dam beautiful."

'Kalank' also stars Madhuri Dixit, Sonakshi Sinha, Aditya Roy Kapur and Sanjay Dutt in significant roles and is slated to release on April 19, 2019. It's a Dharma films production.

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If you’ve been following her on social media, you will see the actress has been very busy with the promotions of her upcoming film Namaste England, which also stars Arjun Kapoor. Chopra is leaving no stones unturned to make sure that audiences know about her upcoming movie. Riding high from the success of Golmaal Again and with many other interesting projects in her kitty, Parineeti has every reason to smile. Asian Style spoke candidly with the Ishaqzaade star on her latest film and her fun co-star Arjun Kapoor. Parineeti, your last project Golmaal Again was

one of the highest-grossing films of 2017. Did this success help you in gaining current and future projects? Yes. I had never explored big commercial projects before Golmaal. The success of that gave me the confidence and Namaste England is an extension of that decision. I’m very happy because these are the type of films which I enjoy doing the most. I also enjoy watch this style of cinema, so I’m very happy. You are working with Arjun Kapoor after a hiatus of 6 years what changes do you see

in him (if any) as a co-star and as an actor? Arjun and I, as everyone knows, that we did Ishaqzaade together. That was the time when nobody knew him. But today when I work him, he’s a big star now everybody knows him and when we’re shooting people are screaming out his name. I almost feel like a proud mother even though I had no hands in the success of his career. But obviously because he’s such a close friend and I love him to bits, I feel so happy that he is doing well in life and doing such good films.

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of that world and milieu. Having said that, I If I had to put on a show about being a totally relied on Vipul sir to characterise this certain person in front of somebody I don’t film. I went with what his vision was and he think I would be friends with that person. I used to tell me love it the way it is. It seems like you have a very comfortable rapport with Arjun?

The Director of the film Vipul Shah called you both ‘Tom and Jerry’, what’s the story behind that? Tell us why would he describe Oh absolutely! I have the most secure, you both as such? comfortable and inhibited relationship with him. I never have to think as a co-star that I Honestly, I don’t know how people have to behave a certain way or have to perceive it. There is a certain opinion they be scared of speaking to him in a certain have that we’re always fighting (not in a way. I never have to worry about him negative way) or there’s this banter. feeling bad about anything. They say ‘Tom and Jerry’ because we are always pulling each other’s legs and we I can just be myself. never talk with love to each other and people see it in a certain way. That’s the From the posters, it appears that you play a only way we know how to talk to each lady rooted in Punjabi tradition, named other. That’s the friendship and relationship Jasmeet. Being Punjabi yourself, was it easy we have. for you to adapt to the character? I think I can be myself and he can be himself when we’re together. That just Yes, I am a Punjabi girl. I have seen a lot of results in a lot of leg pulling and fun. I would the life of Jasmeet as well in my personal not have it any other way. life, not saying I relate to it, but I’m aware .

Will the representations of Punjabis be as flamboyant and caricature to what we have seen in the past? Not at all, that’s just not Vipul sir’s style. He makes larger-than-life and aspirational films, but he never makes them caricature. They are always real. There were situations in the film where we were aware about us being filmy, but when you watch the film, you won’t feel like “Oh, that typical Punjabi world”. I don’t think I would’ve been able to do it. As Namaste England’s tagline suggests, “London Jaana Hai Legal Illegal Sab Chalega.” Also, Immigration is a highly sensitive and serious subject in Britain. Does your role focus on the plight of female immigrants? My role and also of Arjun’s is about two

people who are in love. Absolutely in love - and will go through different journeys and to any lengths to be together. The ‘legal illegal’ is a part of our story, but I don’t want to say too much because that would really ruin the experience for you, but to answer the question in one word, it is No. So it is more focused on love? It focuses on the story of the characters Jasmeet and Param, is all I’m going to say. Let’s talk about your career. Your journey in films has seen some successes and some low phases, how do you manage to keep yourself motivate through the struggles and keep challenging yourself to do better? I really want to keep doing better and that’s what I keep focusing on. When I had 2/3 films that did not do well.

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Seven Hair Dye Myths – Debunked From the damage it causes to your hair, to the correct aftercare and treatment, some of the most common hair dye myths have been debunked to help people better understand how to use dyes and upkeep coloured hair. The hair and beauty buffs at Hairtrade.com have looked into the seven most widely acknowledged myths surrounding hair dye and colourant in order to discredit the nonsense and set the record straight. Dye has long been thought to contain dangerous chemicals and thus pose an extreme risk to pregnant women, but it’s now understood that there is little-to-no evidence which shows that dying your hair whilst pregnant could harm your unborn baby. Hair colourant has also been believed to severely damage hair strands after extensive use, stripping away hair density and damaging the root – but this too is in fact highly inaccurate. The product deposit on your hair strands can actually give the appearance of a thicker hair shaft, therefore creating the illusion of denser hair. A spokesperson for Hairtrade.com commented: “Your hair style and colour can tell a lot about your personality, so going for a chop or changing your hair shade can be a really nerve-wracking experience. “This shouldn’t be added to by thinking that using a hair dye is going to create irreparable damage and that your hair will never be able to look the same again, so we’ve looked into the most widely acknowledged anecdotes surrounding dye and colourant to dispel the myths and set the record straight.”

1.Colouring strips away hair density

or a gloss formula can actually condition your locks and be quite good for it.

On the contrary, the product deposit on your hair gives the appearance of a thicker hair shaft and there an illusion of denser hair. Bleaching, however, does reduce your hair volume so give it a miss if you have fine hair.

3.Pregnant women shouldn’t dye their hair

2.Colouring your hair will automatically damage it Dying your hair can damage it a little in the sense that it opens up the hair cuticle to allow the colour to deposit. However, this is nothing that can’t be reversed. Professional or home remedy style oil massages, hair spas and damage repairing treatments can restore your hair to its original condition. Semi-permanent colour

As only a tiny amount of hair dye is absorbed by the skin when applying it to your head, hair dyes are actually perfectly safe to use when pregnant. However, semi-permanent dyes and highlights might make better sense for pregnant women, as the ammonia in permanent dyes can trigger nausea. 4.You should wash your hair before colouring it Hair colour contains chemicals so it’s actually wiser to dye hair that has been washed around 24-48 hours before, instead of right before you apply the dye. The natural oils that build up in the scalp

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will help to protect it from the chemicals in the dye. However, your hair also needs to be free of any built-up product so try not to use anything in your hair on the lead up to dying it. 5.You should shampoo your hair straight after colouring it You need to allow the colour some time to sink into your cuticle, so you should shampoo your locks only 24-48 hours post colour to make it last longer. This way, you can avoid more frequent touch ups. 6.If you colour your hair once, you have to keep colouring it Dying your hair once doesn’t mean your hair can never return to its natural colour again – so recolouring your hair is entirely your choice. Bleaching can cause a slight loss in hair pigment which may lead to premature greying, but besides this, if you use good quality hair colours, you won’t be dependent on them for your entire life. So, feel free to experiment with different colours! 7.You shouldn’t straighten or curl coloured hair You can straighten and curl coloured hair to your heart’s content – just make sure you apply a heat protectant produce beforehand.

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Reader in Psychology, Anglia Ruskin University

From crying in the toilet to leaving the house in a rage, many parents and carers don’t want their children to see them getting emotional. But is this the right thing to do, or should you come clean about your fear of spiders or how angry you are with your boss? While the topic is complex, some clear answers are beginning to emerge from the research. Many parents worry that showing negative emotions in front of their children will cause them to suffer. For instance, children may end up thinking it’s their fault or simply “catch” the emotion. Indeed, this latter worry has a sound basis – the phenomenon of “emotional contagion” is real, and one recent study found that parents can transfer their fear of going to the dentist, for example, to their children. On the other hand, there is the intuitive idea that we should “be real” with our children, and that they will benefit from watching a parent who struggles and eventually copes with their negative emotions like any other human being. If your child sees you doing that, then shouldn’t this help them to learn to cope with their own emotions? The danger of suppression There are three concepts to consider when it comes to emotional display in front of children: suppression, “uncontained” expression, and talking about emotions. Suppression of emotion is when you hide the outward signs of an emotion. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work very well – the act of suppressing your emotion actually increases your blood pressure and physiological arousal. Observers can pick up on your distress despite your efforts to hide it, making them feel stressed, too. Recent research has also found that when parents feel negative emotions (like anger or resentment) and withhold them from their children, they

experience lower relationship quality and diminished responsiveness to their child’s needs. In fact, even babies are very tuned in to the dynamics of their parent’s interaction with them. If you dampen down these natural dynamics, babies can find it upsetting. This is dramatically illustrated in the famous “still face” experiments, in which the parent holds a flat, unresponsive expression for a brief period of time. This is a reliable stress inducer, even for very young infants – they are clearly uncomfortable with an unexpressive parent and usually make attempts to get the parent to interact with them. On the other hand, “uncontained” expression of anger and sadness by the parent is also not helpful for the child. Uncontained means high intensity emotion, with no attempts to regulate or take ownership of it. Shouting, smashing things and blaming someone else “for making you angry” are all examples of this. In the case of a fear of the dentist, uncontained emotion would mean acting as though dental practices really are dangerous places, rather than saying “I know I have a fear and I am trying to cope with it” Middle ground So, if at one extreme suppression is

bad, and at the other uncontained expression is also bad, what is the middle ground? That would be talking about emotions, taking ownership of them and showing your child that you are trying to cope with them. Classic research found that sixyear-olds had better emotional understanding and perspective taking skills if their mothers had talked to them about their emotions at the age of three. In fact, the more the mothers had talked, the better the outcome. In another study, mothers kept a diary of the emotional expressions they had shown their preschoolers, including details about how they coped with and explained these. The children of mothers who expressed more sadness and tension had higher emotional knowledge, as assessed by their teachers. And in cases where mothers explained the reasons behind their sadness to their child, the child’s prosocial behaviour was found to be higher. This is most likely also the case for fathers, it is just that research on parenting has historically been carried out on mothers. But how can you actually achieve a balanced approach at home? Consider the following three options. • You are very sad and you have to leave the room to cry.

• Your child senses something is

wrong but doesn’t know what it is.

You are so sad and you can’t stop crying in front of your child. You are very sad and have a little cry, and tell your child that you are very tired and have had a bad day – and that it’s got nothing to do with them. You explain that you are going to sit down and relax and talk to your friend on the phone, and soon you will feel better. Only the third scenario affords an opportunity for the child to learn about emotions and how to cope with them. Researchers refer to this as the parent acting as an “emotional coach”. In this style of parenting, negative emotions are viewed as an opportunity for children to learn how to solve problems. Clearly, parents shouldn’t hide emotions or completely unleash them without limits. Instead, they should openly talk about their emotions to their child, especially about the causes of their emotions and how they are trying to deal with them. So the next time you feel sad, angry or frustrated and your child is watching you expressing emotion, do explain what’s going on in terms they can understand. You could be doing them a favour. It could also be good for you – children are wonderfully compassionate and will often offer some advice that will most likely put a smile on your face.

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FOOD REVIEW

SHIMLA SPICE: The spice is Right!

by FATIMA PATEL

signature Shimla Spice Desi Dishes you are spoilt for choice.

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We asked the waiter to tell us what their most popular dish was and chose to go for that. Our order was a Shimla Spice sizzling mix grill starter for two and the Shimla Spice Desi Chicken Karahi.

69 Otley Road Shipley Bradford BD18 2BJ (01274 599 800). Taste: 4/5 Ambience: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Value for Money: 4/5 As a foodie, more particularly a curry connoisseur, living in Bradford you are often spoilt for choice with the plethora of popular and bustling curry houses in the curry capital. Most of the popular curry establishments are in the BD7 and BD3 areas of Bradford, so gems like Shimla Spice who are based in Shipley (and also have branches in Keighley and Burnley) are often over looked. Shimla Spice is not to be mistaken with the Shimlas restaurant on Great Horton Road, they are both great eateries, but both are very different and not connected in any way with each other. I first heard about Shimla Spice when a news story came in about them winning the Best Restaurant in England Award. At the time I thought to myself, how can they be the best restaurant, when I personally haven’t heard much being said about their food - I hadn’t heard any raving reviews, but then again, I hadn’t heard any bad reviews either. So, following a meeting with the owners last year during the Bradford curry awards, I promised myself I would ensure I paid a visit and almost six months on, I managed to drag myself and my father, who enjoys food as much as I do to the award-winning branch in Shipley. On arrival we were greeted with a warm welcome and asked to be seated in what can only be described as a room of fame. The

number of awards and accolades this restaurant has gathered is commendable.

The sizzling mix grill arrived sizzling. It was indeed a delightful mix of grills from seekh kebabs to meat chops, fish masala and chicken boti. The grill was flavoursome, tasted fresh and the onion base was delicious.

For a Tuesday night the restaurant was busy which also seemed like a good sign.

The fish pieces were also a decent size. You could tell that only quality meats and chicken was used to make this dish.

It wasn’t long before our waiter came and took us to our table. He was friendly, polite and very respectful. Within minutes a plate of pappodoms and condiments arrived for us to enjoy.

My father enjoyed the starters so much, he was struggling to find room for the mains.

I was highly impressed with the table layout, as I noticed two sets of cutlery, which if you dine out at curry houses in Bradford you would be lucky to find. The atmosphere was warm and friendly, with every guest immersed in their conversations, with a nice distance apart from other tables/diners. My pappodoms were nice and crisp, but the condiments were even better. I am a big fan of mint sauce. Shimla Spice really lived up to their ‘Spice’ name as their mint sauce wasn’t just yoghurt and garden mint, but unique blend of herbs and spices which you can tell from the flavours, the colour and texture that spicing for this was a rich blend of decent masala that was then mixed with the yoghurt to give the beautiful original taste. So, if the spicing in the condiment was this good, how will the mains be? The menu at Shimla Spice, is quite extensive, with all your traditional Bhuna’s, Jalfrezi’s and Rogan Josh’s. However, add to that the unique selection from the Lahori choices, to the Mirpuri choices and the signature

Our waiter continued to be attentive while we tucked into our starters, ensuring we have enough space between starter and main course. He was ensuring with each taste of the food presented, we were satisfied not just with the presentation, but also with the flavours. No wonder they’ve won so many awards.

Now on to mains. Normally after such a great starter, it’s hard for the main course to beat it. Our waiter brought over our well-presented dish with the giant naan on a stand. This is just a personal thing, but I prefer my naans on a plate, than to tear off a big stand. Having said that, because the naan was so warm, soft and melt in your mouth, it didn’t take long for me to forgive them for bringing my naan on a stand rather than on a plate. Normally, when I order curry I always go for the lamb option as it’s a family favourite and as I was dining with my father for those who know him, will know he is a very critical eater. He will not shy away from saying he didn’t enjoy his food. So, for me going with the waiter’s recommendation was a big risk. Now for the moment of truth, I had to thank the waiter immensely for his dish selection as it proved to be a massive hit with my father, it even led him to take his phone out to show his friend on a video call. The chicken came in nice small cubed pieces, tenderly cooked, with delicious coating of the rich Shimla Spice desi touch. The spices were strong but not over powering, enough for you to keep going back for more. The naan complimented the dish beautifully and it was one deliciously satisfying dish. We were extremely full that we knew we couldn’t take on any desserts, although the dessert menu wasn’t extremely appealing compared to other places, I was informed that a new range of desserts is being launched soon. Price wise the food was worth paying that little more compared to some of the restaurants in inner city Bradford. After all good service and quality doesn’t come cheap. For me, Shimla Spice is deserving of being a multi award winning chain and I for sure will be going back for seconds.

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Everything you need to know about Google’s new Pixel 3 and 3XL and smart home products. Google finally unveiled its latest range of Pixel and smart home products. The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3XL come as no surprise as much of the details for both were extensively leaked in the run-up to launch. We also take a look at the Pixel Slate tablet and Google Home Hub, which was also launched by Google.

The Google Home Hub The Google Home Hub joins the Google Max, Home and Mini and is a direct competitor to Amazon's Alexa Show. At first glance the Home hub looks like a tablet, but the Home Hub isn't designed to be touched – it's designed to be talked to. Despite a 7-inch touchscreen, most of your interactions with it is through the in-built microphone, which is powered by Google Assistant. The Home Hub's default screen shows basic information such as calendar events and traffic updates. During the Hubs inactive period, providing you’ve given permission it will show images you have stored on Google Photos. There's no web browser but the Home Hub's basic interface can be used to control other smart home products such as connected lightbulbs or thermostats. As with Google Assistant on your phone, you can use voice commands to play music, set timers and perform other basic tasks. The Home Hub costs £139 and is available in four colours; blue, yellow-ish, white and grey-ish. It's available to pre-order now and will be available from October 22

Google Pixel Slate

After three years Google brings out its first own-brand tablet – the Pixel Slate. The Slate runs Chrome OS, is Intel-powered, comes with either 8GB or 16GB of RAM and a 3,000 x 2,000 pixel display. There are also USB-C ports on either side of the device, along with cameras on the front and back. The Android Camera app is also compatible with the Pixel Slate, which should make tablet photography slightly less terrible. The Pixel Slate is compatible with the cover and stylus pen. Google hasn’t announced when the Pixel Slate would be available, nevertheless, you can sign up to be notified by email when it goes on sale. The Pixel Slate costs £549, with the Slate Keyboard an extra £189 and the Pixelbook Pen an extra £99.

Google Pixel Slate

Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL The Pixel 3 XL is the largest phone Google has ever made, with a 6.3-inch display and weighing in at 184 grams. The regular Pixel 3 has a 5.5-inch screen and weighs 148g. The biggest visual change to the XL is the addition of a notch. Google's notch is one of the chunkiest around, but the firm says adding it to the phone has helped it to create a larger edgeto-edge screen that takes up 82 per cent of the front of the device.

Pixel 3 & Pixel 3 XL

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The upgrades to this year's phones are largely focussing on the camera. Both devices have a 12.2MP single camera on the rear and on the front there are two cameras. The front cameras are both 8MP but one is a wide-angle lens. Google says this wider lens will make group selfies easier

to take. Google has also added a number of new camera features, including a new low-light mode. Both phones are being made available for pre-order now and will be available in November. The Pixel 3 starts at £739 (64GB) and the Pixel 3 XL starts from £869 (64GB). Both phones come with 128GB of storage.

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SHABAB GULFRAZ Shabab Gulfraz is our resident Finance expert.

It is widely accepted that the rise in internet banking has significantly increased the rise in banking fraud committed in the UK. This is to the extent that fraud is costing £1 million a day, and in reality the banks are not paying back those customers that have been succumbed to fraud. In the coming weeks the industry watchdogs are going to spell out step bank must take in order to ensure their customers are safeguarded by tackling some of the steps taken by fraudsters. It has recently been highlighted by Gareth Shaw, of Which? he said: ‘It’s two years since we highlighted a real lack of protection for people targeted through no fault of their own – but people are still losing lifechanging sums of money every day and action from the banks has been woefully insufficient. Now I have previously written articles highlighting that this is a major issue that financial institutions need to take seriously. This is especially the case since many of the high street names are shutting branches, and effectively forcing more and more people to undertake internet or phone banking. Most worryingly in my opinion

a recent leaked letter showed that the banks are trying to persuade regulators that they should not have to reimburse those people that did not act reasonably. It was said that it is not right that banks should be responsible for data breaches elsewhere, when it might not be their fault. Now in my view and actually in terms of my own day to day banking I keep sufficient cash to pay bills within my bank accounts and move money out of current accounts regularly to ensure there is not a high balance within the account. I keep other savings in book based banks. This might sound strange, but the reason why I do this is because I personally think the internet is a very dangerous place, and someone can easily find my details on the internet sufficient to warrant them to answer most security questions that are required to access a range of services. I would encourage you all to undertake a quick google check on you and see how much information you find about you. In my view a bank account not linked to the internet telling me exactly how much I have in my account is way better than an account where I can get online access. This means that if fraud ever exists, then the onus

would be less on me, as I have an account without internet access, so technically how can I be wrong, and surely, if I transact at the bank counter only via the old cheque or drawing cash method, then fraud is much harder as in most cases ID is required. Now in terms of fraud my opinion is as follows: •Never answer the phone or give any information about you to someone who calls you on the telephone, even if it is your bank, and always hang up. I always go into the branch, and yes it might mean a higher cost to the bank for someone to see me, but I would rather not deal with someone on the phone. •Do not divulge any information to anyone about your accounts, and nor have easy passwords or use the same passwords for everything. •Never respond to any texts or emails from your bank or other financial institution. •Be careful using bank cards when paying for items on the internet. The above article might sound radical, but someone who has worked in financial services for over 15 years and has seen fraud and how it has affected some people makes more cynical and I guess more aware that it could happen to me.

Shabab is an experienced financial adviser and a business development consultant with a passion for working with businesses who are both ambitious, and responsive to changing market trends whilst specifically focusing on the needs of both new and existing clients. Although he provides holistic financial planning advice to clients he also specialises in investment planning, pension planning, and inheritance tax planning strategies. He has significant experience with all aspects of ethical, and Shariah compliant investments for thae private and corporate client. In addition to this he has sound understanding of commercial and business legal issues after completing a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, and later completing a Masters in Business Administration (MBA). The MBA led to a greater interest in change management and financial management within the workplace.

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New international creative business matchmaking event to be held in Bradford Bradford will host a range of cutting edge global digital creative companies at a major brokerage event as part of next year’s Yorkshire Games Festival, a fiveday celebration of games culture, design and production. Organised by Bradford Council’s Enterprise Europe Network, the two-day business matchmaking event, Up Your Game will give regional companies a unique opportunity to meet top creative innovators and explore how new technology can be applied to boost growth and profitability. Yorkshire companies will have the chance to speak to officers from business support agencies such as Leeds City Region Local Enterprise Partnership and the Department for International Trade who will explain available funding opportunities and help explore ways to integrate and develop new technology and innovations both locally and internationally. New creative digital technology has a range of exciting new applications for business within marketing, sales, staff training and product visualisation. For example, developments in Virtual Reality technology has opened up new

markets in education, training, product and property sales and more recently, clothing retail where customers can virtually try on clothes. Up Your Game will also facilitate collaboration, new ideas, innovation and investment across the tech companies from animation, games, motion graphics, special effects, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) sectors. Featuring special guests, workshops, and digital games master-classes, the Yorkshire Games Festival will take place for a third consecutive year at the National Science and Media Museum.

Earlier this year, the Yorkshire Games Festival announced legendary software developer, Jeff Minter of Llamasoft fame as keynote speaker for the event. Further speaker announcements are expected in the weeks ahead. Yorkshire Games Festival hopes to build on the success of last year’s event where over 9,000 people visited a 15 percent jump on the inaugural year’s figures.

This year’s Yorkshire Games Festival will again celebrate games culture and introduce a new generation to the science and art of games and related innovations.

Game matchmaking event. We hope that the Bradford and wider Northern business community will get behind the event and get involved, to see how they might benefit from embracing new technology - and also have a great time in the process!”

Up Your Game international business event will offer a new platform to get local businesses involved, learn about new technology and form potentially Up Your Game will take place on 7 and 8 game-changing global collaborations. February, 2019. International collaboration has been identified as a fundamental element in business growth in the Bradford district economic strategy which was unveiled in March this year. Coun Alex Ross-Shaw, Bradford Council’s Executive Member for Regeneration, Planning & Transport, said: “This international event is a really exciting opportunity for all Bradford companies to find out about innovative technology related to the video game industry that could be relevant to their business, and to network and collaborate with businesses from around the world. “We’re proud to be co-organiser and supporter of both the Yorkshire Games Festival and the Up Your

For registration and more information visit upyourgame.b2match.io or call Enterprise Europe Network on 0300 123 3144.

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FINANCIAL MATTERS

Piercing The Veil

The “corporate veil” is the principle by which, under normal circumstances, the liabilities of a limited company cannot be pursued against directors or shareholders, who are not personally liable for actions conducted within the normal course of their roles. There have been numerous attempts to “pierce the corporate veil”, often when the limited company in question is insolvent, leaving creditors unable to recover their debts but allowing directors and shareholders to walk away unscathed despite their possible responsibility for the company’s collapse.

directly on the basis that the company was purely a legal vehicle for his business, there was no real distinction between the man and the limited company and the director had funded the litigation and would be the chief beneficiary had it succeeded. On the face of it, this appears to be a relatively extreme case where a dissolved company is brought “back from the dead” so that (on Cole’s case) a sole director could use it as a means to pursue an unsuccessful claim for longdisputed invoices.

would have to be found, whether improper conduct or that the claim was not truly for the benefit of the company (even if the company was a very thin shell around the single director).

When threatened with a claim brought by a company that will never be able to satisfy a Costs Order, is there any other remedy? At an early stage, it may be worth the Defendant applying for an Order for security for costs. This order – available to Defendants faced by certain classes of Claimants, including companies – would require the Claimant to pay funds into court to be used to satisfy any However, in keeping with the subsequent Costs Order or else to courts’ general reluctance to pierce the corporate veil the Judge abandon the claim. However, courts can be reluctant to make such In the case of Housemaker refused to expose the company Services Limited v Cole, the director to any personal liability in Orders and one reason for refusal High Court investigated the respect of the claim for costs. The can be that the inability of the Claimant to make such a payment extent of the veil. The Claimant Judge decided that in order for company was a building firm such a liability to be ordered, some should not be a bar to the Claimant’s that had been dissolved additional component of bad faith right to seek justice. following a failure to file accounts and was reinstated 20 months later to pursue a claim against a client who was in dispute regarding the quality of building works. The company had a single director and the early work was conducted between Cole and the director as a sole trader before the company was incorporated and raised the later unpaid invoices. The initial matter before the Court was an application by the Claimant to allow a claim to be made outside the usual limitation period by disallowing the 608 days during which the company was dissolved. The Court dismissed that application and ordered the company to pay the Defendant’s costs which of course was of little value to Cole given the company’s financial position. Cole therefore applied to the Court to join the director as a second Claimant and to enforce the Costs Order against him

LUKE PATEL Luke Patel is a Partner at Leeds law firm Blacks Solicitors LLP specialising in commercial dispute resolution and heads up that team. Luke was the winner of the Best Professional in Business award at the Asian English Business Awards 2013. Described in the Legal 500 as “exceptional” he primarily acts for individuals, owner managed businesses and SME’s in a wide range of sectors At Blacks, they can prepare partnership agreements for all types of businesses or in the event of a dispute they can assist you with the resolution of that dispute. Please contact Luke Patel on 0113 227 9316 or email him at LPatel@ LawBlacks.com

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PUZZLES & CROSSWORDS

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Brain Teaser Q.. One Snowy night Sherlock Holmes was his house sitting by a fire. All of a sudden a snowball came crashing through his window, breaking it. Holmes got up and looked out the window just in time to see 3 neighbourhood kids who were brothers run around a corner. Their names were John Crimson, Mark Crimson and Paul Crimson.The next day Holmes got a note on his door that read "?Crimson. He broke your window." Which of the 3 Crimson brothers should Sherlock Holmes question about the incident?

Brain Teaser Answer

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WHATS ON

Bonfire & Fireworks

Nights

Remember remember the 5th of November. November is very well known for Bonfire night and the good news is there are plenty of Bonfire Nights and fireworks spectaculars across the district. Here are a few that are family friendly. Remember to be safe.

What’s on in Bradford and surrounding areas.

Here is the November Calendar Christmas Lights Switch On: Sparkling Bradford at The Broadway Bradford

Santa, The Snowman and the Snowdog appearance, plus loads more fun festive activities to keep the whole family entertained.

The festive season is upon us and Bradford's biggest retail spot is putting out all the stops to ensure everyone has a sparkling start to the Christmas festivities.

Art lovers will also find the Made Bradford arts, crafts and food market on Bank Street/ Tyrrel Street.

Between Broadway and the Kirkgate Shopping Centre there will be lots of street entertainment to get you in the Christmas spirit and ready for the light switch-on.

Bonfire & Fireworks at Mercure Bradford, Bankfield Hotel Back by popular demand! the guys at Mercure are putting on a fabulous night on Saturday 3 November 2018 for their annual Bonfire & Fireworks Display. Catering will be available on site. Price is £5.83 and under threes are FREE. Gates open at 17.00 Bonfire Lit at 19:00 Fireworks start at 20:00 Bradford Road, Bingley, BD16 1TU T. 01274 211 012

Bonfire Night and Fireworks @ Bradford Ukrainian Club Hot Food and drinks available,as well as access to a full bar for the Bonfire spectacular at the Ukrainian Club in Lidget Green. With plenty of entertainment for children, this is sure to be a great night as it's free ENTRY and everybody is welcome! Event is on Saturday 3 November and will be from 5pm to 10pm. For more information call 07787449675 or email e.chymera@hotmail.co.uk Bradford Ukrainian Club, 169 Legrams Lane, Lidget Green, BD7 2EA

Events will start on Saturday 10th November. Entry is free. More details of the event are still to be announced. To stay updated with more news of the lights switch on follow The Broadway on Facebook or Twitter or visit: www.broadwaybradford.com

Other activities at The Broadway will include a Christmas light switch on with Pulse FM, roaming Storm Troopers, animatronic Snow Lion, Breakfast with

Those amazing women are back!

Women of the World festival returns to Bradford WOW - Women of the World festival is set to return to Bradford on the 17 - 18 November, which celebrates and recognises the achievements of women and girls and takes a frank look at what stops them from achieving their potential. The WOW – Women of the World festival, founded in 2010 by Southbank Centre’s previous Artistic Director, Jude Kelly CBE, is the biggest gathering of women and girls across the globe, reaching over 1.5 million people in 20 cities across five continents. WOW – Women of the World Bradford takes place over a weekend of 17-18 November and the programme includes an line-up of over 45 different talks, discussions, performances and workshops. Designed to

provoke thought, encourage debate and inspire change, the festival creates an opportunity for hundreds of women and men, boys and girls from across the city to come together and celebrate the achievements of women and girls. WOW Bradford will feature Kate Tempest, Munroe Bergdorf, Emma Dabiri, Malia Bouattia, Harriet Wistrich, Ailbhe Smyth, Leyla Hussein, Natasha Nkonde, Jasvinder Sanghera, Dina Mousawi, Penny Wangari-Jones, Fiona Broadfoot, Shay D, Jordan Stephens, Asma Elbadawi, Reeta Loi, Jess Thom, Kat Pemberton, Razan Alsous, Agnes Harding and more. The programme is inspired by a series of ‘ Thinkins ’ in March of this year, where Bradford residents and communities came together to share ideas about what they wanted to see at the festival. Music, dance and performance

are all featured alongside panels and talks, on a range of topics from empowerment to politics. As well as being a celebration, WOW Bradford creates a safe space for the discussion of hardhitting issues which affect women. and girls, not just on a local level, but nationally and Internationally too.

WOW – Women of the World Bradford 2018 will take place at Kala Sangam arts centre and Bradford Cathedral on 17-18 November 2018. A day for local schools will take place on 16 November. Tickets can be bought in person from Kala Sangam arts centre and Alhambra Theatre or online at bradford-theatres.co.uk . Kala Sangam Arts Centre: St Peter's House, 1 Forster Square, Bradford, BD1 4TY Alhambra Theatre: Morley St, Bradford, BD7 1AJ

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World’s biggest cyclists to descend in Bradford as 2019 UCI World Road Championships comes to the city World’s biggest cyclists to descend in Bradford as 2019 UCI World Road Championships comes to the city.

Some of the world's best cyclists will descend on Yorkshire next year when the region hosts the 2019 UCI Road Cycling World Championships. The Championships will include men’s and women’s races starting in different towns and cities throughout Yorkshire and each finishing in the main competition town of Harrogate The UCI revealed that Bradford will be the start location for the Women's Elite Road Race. You can see the Bradford Harrogate route in image opposite. The UCI said: "The Women's elite peloton will leave Bradford and head north into the Yorkshire Dales, before they begin the route south to the finish in the spa town of Harrogate where they will do 3 laps of the Harrogate circuit. "Bradford truly has something for everyone. "The city is also rich in culture and in 2009 it became the world’s first UNESCO City of Film. A thriving

food scene only adds to its allround credentials and it will prove the perfect start location for the Women’s Elite Road Race." Coun Sarah Ferriby, Bradford Council’s, Executive Member for Healthy People and Places, said: “It is so exciting that the 2019 UCI World Road Championships are coming to the Bradford district and that we will get to see these top class athletes in our district over two days of this prestigious event.

“We are delighted that not only the world’s best women cyclists will be setting off from Bradford city centre for the Women’s Elite Road Race, but also that the Men’s Elite Road Race will be coming through our beautiful spa town of Ilkley and delightful village of Addingham. “We have already seen the economic and social benefits of hosting major cycle races, when we had the Tour de France Grand Depart come to the district across both stages in 2014. We have also hosted the Tour de Yorkshire numerous times including as both a start and a finish

location. “The 2019 UCI World Road Championships is the chance for us to extend our famous Bradford hospitality to the thousands of fans from across the world who follow the cyclists to the event, as well as to showcase the best of our district to the estimated 225 million people who follow the race on television.

“I am sure that the event will be met with the same level of creative enthusiasm demonstrated by the fantastic land art and route dressing that was produced for the Tour de Yorkshire, which saw a win for the district in the land art competition in 2017 and Ilkley win the best dressed host location in 2018.” The Championships will run from 21-29 September 2019

ECB and ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 aim to take cricket to 1 million children The ECB and ICC announced their strategic plan to use the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 to boost cricket participation and help drive the longterm growth of the game in England and Wales. It will use the iconic global sporting event - the biggest prize in world cricket - to inspire and engage 1 million young people, aged between 5 and 12, in the next year. A core pillar of this plan is the Cricket World Cup Schools Programme which launched recently and will aim to engage over 700,000 school children across England and Wales in conjunction with Chance to Shine. The launch event was held at Lord's Cricket Ground - host venue for the ICC Cricket World Cup Final on 14 July 2019 – where current England players David Willey and Heather Knight joined former cricketers Isa Guha and Graeme Swann along with local school children from St. Edwards Primary School.

framework of Cricket Unleashed and supporting the South Asian Action Plan launched earlier this year, the strategy has four key aims to drive growth throughout the game:

1.Creating stronger, diverse, familyfriendly clubs: A World Cup Small Grants Scheme will see £1,000 grants made available for 3,000 recreational cricket clubs and 3,000 clubs will throw open their doors for special Cricket World Cup events 2.Expanding the reach, relevance and scale of cricket within 8,000 Primary Schools: A World Cup Schools Programme - developed in conjunction with Chance to Shine – to bring cricket to the playground and classroom. It will engage up to 15,000 teachers through the Cricket World Cup teachers' portal and offer World Cup Kwik Cricket competitions in schools.

Together, they took part in a classroom session, using cricket as an educational tool; one key element of the World Cup Schools Programme where teachers can sign up to an online portal, full lesson ideas that take cricket into the classroom.

3.Expanding the accessibility of All Stars Cricket: The ECB's flagship entrylevel scheme for 5-8-year-olds will benefit from a ICC Cricket World Cup take-over to further extend the reach of the programme. This will be coupled with a commitment to drive the growth of All Stars Cricket in innercity areas in conjunction with the South Asian Action Plan.

The strategy builds on the wider ECB

4.Attract New Fans: Engaging families

in cricket through the ICC Cricket World Cup by tailored marketing, in-stadium experiences and out-of-venue activities

encourage as many schools as possible to be part of the programme and provide this unique opportunity to their pupils."

ECB Chief Executive Tom Harrison said:

Ambassador for the Cricket World Cup 2019 Schools Programme, Graeme Swann said:

"Having the ICC Cricket World Cup played here in England and Wales gives us a once-in-a-generation opportunity. We must turn the excitement of a World Cup on home soil into a guaranteed route to draw more players and volunteers to recreational cricket. Cricket can inspire its next generation of fans and players by taking the tournament into clubs, playgrounds and classrooms across England and Wales and we will be working hard together to make the most of this moment." ICC Managing Director ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Steve Elworthy, added: "The ICC Cricket World Cup arrives back to England and Wales for the first time in 20 years and now is the time to seize this priceless opportunity and use the tournament as a platform for growth to create a new generation of fans and players. Through our dedicated Schools Programme, we are excited to take cricket into the classrooms across England and Wales as well as giving young people the unique chance to be part of sporting history. I know how important education through sport can be and we want to

"I am delighted to be part of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Schools Programme and play a part in inspiring a new generation of fans and players through this great tournament. "Hosting a World Cup here in England and Wales presents a unique opportunity to use the impact of the tournament to grow the game at grass root level and give schools the opportunity to be part of the special atmosphere a World Cup brings. "I played in the 2011 World Cup and it is the biggest stage in cricket with the world's eyes on you - and now as a fan I find myself excited by what the Cricket World Cup promises deliver for the sport next year." Minister for Sport and Civil Society Tracey Crouch MP said: "Cricket World Cup 2019 will be the biggest cricket tournament to date; showcasing the best of England and Wales on the global stage. By attracting thousands of visitors to our shores and inspiring the next generation of cricket superstars to pick up a bat and ball, I am confident we will have a cricket legacy for the nation to be proud of."

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Manchester United In Trouble And Could Lose Paul Pogba, Says Didier Deschamps Didier Deschamps suggested the prospect of Paul Pogba once again quitting Manchester United for Juventus was not so farfetched.

Manchester United are in trouble and fans of Italian champions Juventus are right to dream of signing Paul Pogba, France's FIFA World Cup-winning coach Didier Deschamps said. "All of Manchester United are in trouble. Pogba is still the same and is one of the best midfielders in the world," Deschamps told Italian newspaper Gazzetta Dello Sport of the tensions between Pogba and United boss Jose Mourinho. "However, I'll never comment on relationships between players and coaches." Pogba has been linked with a return to Juventus, whom he joined for free in 2012 after walking out of United after the club failed to tie him to a new contract. He then returned to United in 2016 on a five-year contract for a then-record transfer fee of 105m euros (ÂŁ89.3 million). Deschamps suggested the prospect of Pogba once again quitting United for Juventus was not so far-fetched. "Dreams are a part of life," he added. "Maybe the fans hadn't dreamed of Cristiano Ronaldo, who ended up signing.

"Sometimes dreams come true, but compared to a few years ago it would cost Juve a lot more to buy Pogba now."

Deschamps managed Juventus in the mid-2000s after the club were demoted from Serie A amid a match-fixing scandal, having played for five years with the club until 1999. "Today's Juve is as strong the one with which I won the Champions League in 1996," said the 49-yearold of the Italian champions' last European triumph.

champion like CR7 (Ronaldo) allows you to reach every corner of the globe."

Deschamps, meanwhile, said he was happy coaching France but believes former France and Juventus teammate Zinedine Zidane could return to Italy having left Real Madrid last

summer. "That position is already occupied by a great coach like (Massimilano) Allegri, who is doing a great job," said Deschamps. "Maybe Zidane, with his Bianconero past like mine, will have his chance. We'll see."

"The difference is also down to details. This Juventus has the means to be among the favourites. "Cristiano Ronaldo makes Champions League victory almost obligatory. "With him, Juventus have guaranteed a player who can be decisive in important moments. He is a great professional," Deschamps said. "Serie A is an important league anyway, even if the Premier League is ahead because of the superior financial means. "The arrival of Ronaldo guarantees greater exposure for the league abroad, a bit like Neymar in Ligue 1. "Of course people talked about Juventus before, but it's clear that the marketing effect of a

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Women-Only Racing Championship Aims To Find F1 Stars

A new women-only motorsport competition, W Series, will launch next year with the aim of finding female Formula 1 stars. The series has been backed by major names in F1, including 13-time grand prix winner David Coulthard and Red Bull design engineer Adrian Newey. It will offer a prize fund of 1.5 million dollars and free entry for 18-20 competitors, who will be selected on merit following tests and appraisals. The overall winner will collect 500,000 dollars. Organisers aim to stage six 30minute races at top circuits in Europe and future plans could see the series expand to America, Asia and Australia. "At the heart of W Series' DNA is the firm belief that women can compete equally with men in motorsport. However, an all-female series is

essential in order to force greater female participation," organisers said in a statement.

The last woman to start an F1 grand prix was Italy's Lella Lombardi in 1976, but Coulthard says female drivers can compete with their male counterparts. "In order to be a successful racing driver, you have to be skilled, determined and physically fit, but you don't have to be a man," Coulthard told the Daily Mail newspaper. "We believe that female and male racing drivers can and should compete on equal terms if they have the same opportunity and training -- and we're going to try to make that happen. There's no reason the next Lewis Hamilton should not be a woman."

Lella Lombardi at 1974 Monza Formula 5000 race

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UFC President: Khabib Nurmagomedov

Won't Be Stripped Of MMA Title

Khabib Nurmagomedov kept his crown with a fourth-round submission victory over Ireland's Conor McGregor in Las Vegas. Unbeaten Khabib Nurmagomedov will not be stripped of his UFC lightweight title despite his role in a post-match brawl Saturday 6 October UFC president Dana White said in a website posting . The 30-year-old Russian kept his crown with a fourth-round submission victory over Ireland's Conor McGregor in Las Vegas,

he's going to get suspended (by the NAC), so maybe you give him a four-to-six month suspension."

sales numbers above two million buys for the show made him "a little giddy" but he added that Nurmagomedov made the wrong decision to enter the crowd after a heckler from McGregor's camp.

White said the NAC has not given Nurmagomedov his prize money pending an investigation of the situation and could impose "I don't think there are too many people who a fine for his actions think that that should happen," White said. "You should not be able to keep his whole "(The NAC) took his whole purse right now and purse." they are talking about keeping his purse. I do White said he thought the NAC should take a not think that that should happen," White said. 250,000 dollars fine. improving to 27-0 in his professional career "You should not be able to keep his whole and 11-0 in UFC bouts. McGregor was issued a purse." White told TMZ pay-per-view record MMA 30-day competition suspension by the Nevada sales numbers above two million buys for the Athletic Commission (NAC) after the bout, White said he thought the NAC should take a show made him "a little giddy" but he added among several short-term bans for fighters on 250,000 dollars fine. that Nurmagomedov made the wrong the card in what is a common move after decision to enter the crowd after a heckler MMA bouts, with no contact allowed until White told TMZ pay-per-view record MMA from McGregor's camp. October 28 before McGregor's ban expires November 6.

"I don't think there are too many people who don't understand why he did it, but he shouldn't have done it," White said. "He's the world champion. He just beat Conor in front of the entire world. Stand up, get that belt wrapped around you. You won. The guy who's yelling at you means nothing." White wasn't sure what the future held for Nurmagomedov as far as opponents. McGregor says he wants a rematch but the NAC must rule first on just when the undefeated champion can return to the Octagon. "We have to see how this stuff plays out with Khabib," White said.

Nurmagomedov had barely released his hold after McGregor tapped out when he launched himself over the Octagon fence, apparently targeting McGregor's training partner, Dillon Danis, as security tried to quell the chaos in the crowd. Nurmagomedov was hustled out surrounded by security officers as a pro-McGregor crowd jeered and threw drinks at him. While UFC president Dana White did not present Nurmagomedov the title belt, fearing arousing the crowd's ire, he told TMZ in video posted on the UFC website that the Russian would not be stripped of the title and any punishment for the melee after UFC 229 would likely come from the NAC not the UFC. "He absolutely keeps his title," White said. "And