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Saudi Arabian lesbian couple declare their love to the world on Arabic TV show
23Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Saudi Arabian lesbian couple declare their love to the world on Arabic TV show

    A lesbian couple from Saudi Arabia have defied their home county’s strict laws against homosexuality by proudly declaring their love for each other on an Arabic TV show. Saudi Arabia has some of the worst LGBT+ rights records in the world. Homosexuality is classed as extremism in the ultra-conservative kingdom and can be punishable by death under Sharia law. The lesbian couple, known by the pseudonyms ‘Fad’ and ‘Nanz’, sought asylum in the UK last year and now live safely in London. They announced their relationship during a Valentine’s Day special on the TV show ‘Jaafar Talk’ which airs on the Arabic-language DW channel. During the interview, they talked about how they met and what was like to be different in a country where same-sex relationships can carry the d...
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Sussex’s statement hints at tensions
22Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Sussex’s statement hints at tensions

    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's underlying tensions with the palace have been laid bare in their latest bombshell statement. It comes after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex confirmed they will stop using the word "royal" throughout their branding after they step back from royal duties next month. In an extraordinary statement released on Friday, Prince Harry and Meghan hinted at the tense negotiations as they detailed the "revised role" they will be taking on in the next year. They also appear to complain about not being allowed to seek outside employment while remaining working members of the family, as is the case for some other titled members of the firm. The couple will no longer carry out royal duties as of March 31, although they will still receive police pro...
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British blue passports to return next month
22Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

British blue passports to return next month

    Blue passports will be issued for the first time in almost three decades from next month to mark Britain’s departure from the EU, the government has announced. They will replace the standard-issue burgundy passports that were rolled out across EU countries from 1988. The home secretary, Priti Patel, welcomed the switch back to blue, but pro-European campaigners and nationalist politicians in Northern Ireland predicted the new passports would result in Britons entering the slow lane at airports and ports throughout the EU. The Home Office says the blue passport will be “the greenest British passport ever”. A spokesperson said: The carbon footprint produced through manufacture will be reduced to net zero, through projects such as planting trees. It is also promoting...
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Jallarpar Mahallah welfare trust UK (JMWT) general meeting held in London
22Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, London

Jallarpar Mahallah welfare trust UK (JMWT) general meeting held in London

The social organization Jallarpar Mahallah welfare trust UK (JMWT) general meeting was held on 16th February Sunday in London Docklands at a local community centre. Chairperson Mr Mafijur Rab (Nipu) briefly explained about last 2 years activities and progress reports. Members of Jallarpar Mahallah Welfare Trust UK, each expressed their own opinions and suggestions . Following actions were decided to be implemented for this year: 1) In UK to organise ramadan Iftari and sports day and trip day summer holiday. 2) In Jallarpar Mahallah, entrance to residential road should be expand as soon as possible. Members will liaise with Sylhet City Corporation Mayor Ariful Hoque. 3) To make Jallarpar Mahallah Community Organisation-- Chahon to be make more proactive towards its activities. 4) To r...
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London Central Mosque knife attack: One arrested
20Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, London

London Central Mosque knife attack: One arrested

    A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing inside a central London mosque. The victim, in his 70s, was injured in an attack at the London Central Mosque, near Regent's Park, which police are not treating as terror-related. He was taken to hospital by paramedics where his condition has been assessed as non-life threatening. A 29-year-old man was apprehended by worshippers who broke from prayer to restrain him until police arrived. In a statement, the mosque said the injured man was the muazzin, the person who makes the call to prayer, and he had been stabbed shortly after 15:00 GMT during afternoon prayer. Ayaz Ahmad, an adviser to the mosque, said the stabbing would have been life-threatening if it wasn't for the worshippers. Image...
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Asylum seekers deported to EU
20Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Europe, Featured

Asylum seekers deported to EU

    A BBC news reporter has been attacked by a stranger moments before going live on air. Lauren Moss, the corporation’s south east political editor, said she was preparing to broadcast from Brighton when a man threw a cup of hot chocolate over her. He is reported to have screamed obscenities about the broadcaster currently the subject of a charged national debate on funding and balance before making off. Describing the incident on Twitter, Ms Moss wrote: “Pretty distressing day in Brighton so far. A member of the public threw a cup of hot chocolate at me and screamed abuse about how he hates the BBC, literally moments before I went on air.”. She added: "Someone may not approve of my work or who I work for but I am a journalist just doing my job. Anti-media feeling li...
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Restaurant worker arrested before attended Court to misused another person’s identity in UK
20Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Restaurant worker arrested before attended Court to misused another person’s identity in UK

    A Swansea restaurant worker claims he paid a solicitor £2,000 for help to stay in the UK without realising it would mean using the identity of somebody else due to his inability to read or write English, he told a court. Nurul Islam is on trial at Swansea Crown Court charged with obtaining leave to remain in the United Kingdom by deception by using the name and date of birth of a man called Alaur Rahman in an application to the Home Office between May 26 and June 16, 2015. The 39-year-old is also charged with being in possession of an identity document of improper mention a Bangladeshi passport relating to somebody else on May 27, 2015. On day two of his trial, Islam took to the witness box to give evidence, with the assistance of a language translator. He explain...
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Harry and Meghan to be barred from using ‘Sussex Royal’ title
19Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Harry and Meghan to be barred from using ‘Sussex Royal’ title

    The Duke and Duchess of Sussex face being banned from using their self-anointed ‘Sussex Royal’ label after stepping down as senior royals, it emerged last night. It is no longer appropriate for the couple, who have relocated to North America with their son Archie, to continue using the term ‘royal’ in their branding, the Queen and senior officials are expected to conclude. The Duke and Duchess launched their ‘SussexRoyal’ website after announcing they were stepping back from the monarchy in January. They also made applications to trademark the ‘Sussex Royal’ brand for a wide array of products. However, the couple are understood to have accepted they will not be able to use the title, with a source saying it "needed to be reviewed" after they announced they no longe...
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What is the most demandable jobs in Britain?
19Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

What is the most demandable jobs in Britain?

    A new study has worked out which jobs Britons most want to do and they all pay above the average wage. Jobs site Adzuna decided to find out the careers people looking for work searched for most often, then looked into what you need to do to qualify. And the better news is that a lot of the most in-demand roles are also areas that are crying out for more people to do them. Adzuna Co-Founder Andrew Hunter said: “The most searched for professions in the UK according to our insight are mostly medical professions, where there is a desperate need for qualified candidates." That also means there are ways to get started in them without have to get a new degree. "While you may not be in a position to go back and give up your time to study at university, there are now many...
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PM and wife agree settlement
18Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

PM and wife agree settlement

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson and estranged wife Marina Wheeler have reached a financial agreement, a London family court judge has been told. Judge Sarah Gibbons oversaw the private hearing in the Central Family Court in London on Tuesday. Neither Mr Johnson nor Ms Wheeler were at the hearing but both were represented by barristers. Ms Wheeler, a high-flying QC, married Mr Johnson in 1993 and separated from him two years ago. The 54-year-old is the second wife of Mr Johnson, 55, and they share four children. The PM has been dating Carrie Symonds, 31, since last year and the couple now live together in Downing Street. At Tuesday's 10-minute hearing, Mr Johnson was represented by Neil Russell and Ms Wheeler by Lucy Stone QC. The case number showed that Mr Johnson an...
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