
Charlie Hebdo: On free speech, tragedy and anti-Muslim hate
The world lies in shock, fear and sadness over the killings at Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris. Since January 7 the attack has rightly been condemned in […]
The world lies in shock, fear and sadness over the killings at Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris. Since January 7 the attack has rightly been condemned in […]
What does one say after these violent, vile, tragic and frightening events, events which are significant and iconic in ways we cannot yet understand? First […]
Destination Baku: the Land of Fire burning in the spirit of competition as it will host the first European Games 2015 in June. The population […]
Charlie Hebdo’s decision to publish a fresh depiction of the prophet Muhammad follows a week of polarising debate around notions of free speech in the […]
The continued rise of Pegida sees no sign of slowing down in spite of continued counter-protests and political condemnation in Germany. The twelfth consecutive march […]
On January 21 a part of Bradford will be alive to the sounds of collective memory and celebration. The day will mark 50 years since […]
Update: Couch received a 12 week prison sentence suspended for one year (31/01/2014) A former Ukip candidate, counter terrorism operative and ex-Royal Marine faces prison […]
A recent photograph of a Jewish security patrol car in North London raised eyebrows online. But in the aftermath of terrorism, where French Jews were […]
A terrorism commentator became the butt of an ongoing Twitter joke after suggesting Birmingham was a “Muslim-only” city where non-Muslims feared to venture during a […]
Just as people were nodding off and occassionally checking their Twitter feed, media Mogul Rupert Murdoch threw a proverbial left uppercut that woke up many […]