Friday, 10 September, 2010, 06:13 BST
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Celebrating 20 years of The Muslim News
Top Stories from the News section
‘Id message from Prime Minister David Cameron
09-09-2010
‘Id message from Prime Minister David Cameron
“As families, friends and communities come together around the United Kingdom to celebrate the end of the Holy month of Ramadan and the start of Eid ul Fitr I want to send you all my warmest best wishes.
Foreign Secretary, William Hague’s ‘Id al Fitr Message
09-09-2010
Foreign Secretary, William Hague’s ‘Id al Fitr Message
“I’m delighted to send my very best wishes to you and your families in Britain and around the world as you celebrate Eid ul Fitr and the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
UK: Protesters force Blair to cancel second book promotional event
09-09-2010
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair was forced to cancel a second promotional event to launch his controversial autobiography due to planned protests led by anti-war campaigners.
Palestine: PNA rejects settlers' presence in future Palestinian state
09-09-2010
Palestinian National Authority (PNA) rejected Israel's proposal to keep the Jewish settlers living in the West Bank when an independent Palestinian state is established.
Germany: Chancellor Agela Merkel awards cartoonist of Prophet Muhammad
09-09-2010
German Chancellor Angela Merkel defended drawing of Prophet Muhammad's cartoons and awarded the cartoonist.
Latest Press Release
July 11, 2010
Lessons yet to be learnt from Srebrenica massacre, World Cup must remember the 15th Anniversary of Srebrenica massacre
“The World Cup finals tonight between the Netherlands and Spain must observe one minute silence on the 15th Anniversary of the massacre of Bosnian Muslims (Bosniaks). It is all the more important as it was the Dutch troops that looked on as the massacre to took place,” said the Editor of The Muslim News, Ahmed J Versi.
Top Stories from the Newspaper
Editorial - Contemptuous response to Pakistan’s worst floods
Issue 256 - August 27, 2010
“Absolutely pitiful” is the description Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, used about the international response to Pakistan’s worst floods in 80 years, which killed over 1,600 people and affected some 20 million.
Editorial - Election for new Labour leader
Issue 256 - August 27, 2010
Next month, the annual Labour conference will finally declare the winner of the election to replace former Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, as the Party’s new leader. The election has been elaborate starting after Brown stepped down from power following May’s general election defeat and has since left Labour rudderless.
Aid to Pakistan slow as millions affected by floods
Issue 256 - August 27, 2010
It is estimated that 20 million people in Pakistan have been affected by the floods which began in late July when abnormally heavy monsoon rains swept across the country from its mountainous northwest.
60 Kashmiris killed by Indian forces
Issue 256 - August 27, 2010
60 demonstrators, including minors, have been killed by Indian police and security forces in Kashmir since June 11. A nine year old boy was beaten to death by the forces on his way to a local shop. Over 700 people have been injured.
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