A senior leader of Britain’s largest Muslim charity has quit after it has emerged that he had posted anti-Semitic messages on social media in a months-long tirade.

A recent poll has highlighted that most people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities believe that religious groups in the country can live together harmoniously and have a positive view of other communities.

On Sunday 26th July, the home secretary demanded a "full explanation" from Twitter and Instagram about anti-Semitic posts uploaded by rapper Wiley whilst stressing for their immediate removal. 

On Monday 27th July, a 15-year-old boy from Hartlepool had been arrested after allegedly posting racist comments to a footballer on social media.

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Major high street retailers have revealed they will not ask staff to enforce a law that requires them to make face masks compulsory in shops in England

National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA), the regulatory body for auditors of listed and large companies, announced a seven-year ban on former Deloitte CEO Udayan Sen from undertaking any audit work, holding him guilty of “professional...

In another major move to restrict China's participation in the Indian economy, the government changed the rules to enable curbs on bidders from countries that share a land border with India on the grounds of defence and national security

In last week’s article, I mentioned a deal where we were preparing to exchange, and then another purchaser was issued with a contract, meaning we ended up in a race