By Harris Bokhari
With only days before our country ushers in a new prime minister, the question many of our diverse communities are asking is:...
by BARNIE CHOUDHURY
Former BBC journalist
SOMETHING seismic has happened in the history of British broadcasting.
No, it wasn’t that England’s brilliant victory in the Cricket World...
By Sunder Katwala
“We had Allah with us as well,” England captain Eoin Morgan told reporters on Sunday, when asked whether the ‘luck of the...
by SUNDER KATWALA
Director, British Future
WE WILL have a new prime minister in a fortnight, and Theresa May’s successor will inherit the conundrum of the...
BY ANDY STREET, Mayor of the West Midlands
WHEN I went to the Shree Ram Mandir in Walsall, West Midlands, on Saturday (6), I was...
by BARNIE CHOUDHURY
Former BBC journalist
WHEN I watch the BBC, I’m either envious, proud or disappointed. When you’ve spent 24 years giving your best to...
by ALEXANDRA JARVIS
BLACK, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities have suffered the most due to government policies and budget cuts.
BAME families will also feel...
by BARNIE CHOUDHURY
Former BBC journalist
THERE’S an old joke. How do you know when a politician is lying? When their lips move. I was reminded...
by BARNIE CHOUDHURY
Former BBC journalist
LET’S make one thing absolutely crystal clear. I am proud to be British. No ifs, no buts. The UK is...
by SUNNY DOSANJH
THE mental health of military service men and women returning from conflict is a hidden phenomenon which is not addressed by a...
