The Muslim News

Tanzania Tanzania to get millions for bad radar deal
07-02-2010
TANZANIA is likely to be paid a substantial amount of money by the UK government following a settlement of a fraud case facing the BAE systems over the purchase of controversial radar in 2001.

UK: 66 Iraqis launch torture cases against British troops
06-02-2010
Lawyers for 66 Iraqis, claiming torture and abuse at the hands of UK soldiers, started legal action calling for a single inquiry into Britain’s detention policy during the Iraq war.

UK: Schools should teach not hunt potential terrorists, say Lib Dems
04-02-2010
Liberal Democrats criticised a government pilot scheme to extend the hunt for potential terrorists to local schools.

UK: West’s political engagement with Iraq remains vital, says IISS
03-02-2010
However great the priority in Afghanistan, the West should not neglect the importance of maintaining changes in Iraq after the 2003 war, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies (ISSS).

UK: Iraq war ‘matter of judgement, not deceit,’ Blair insists
30-01-2010
Former prime minister Tony Blair Friday insisted that the decision to invade Iraq in 2003 was a “matter of judgement” not deceit, as critics of the war have claimed.

UK: Police arrest a man under terror law in Birmingham
26-01-2010
30-year-old from Sparkhill was taken into custody by officers from the West Midlands (WM) Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU), on suspicion of possessing material likely to be of use to a terrorist and of distributing terrorist publications.

UK denies double standards towards Iran, Israel
21-01-2010
Foreign Secretary David Miliband has denied that the British government is using double standards by imposing sanctions against Iran for its civilian nuclear program but not against Israel, which already has nuclear weapons.

UK: UK terror suspects allowed to claim damages
18-01-2010
High Court in London ruled that two terrorist suspects could sue for damages for being subjected to control orders.

London protest to mark 8th anniversary of Guantanamo detentions
12-01-2010
A demonstration was held outside US Embassy to mark 8th anniversary of US detentions in Guantanamo Bay.

UK: Britain gained from Iraq invasion, says Brown’s adviser
07-01-2010
British companies have benefited from the award of oil contracts in Iraq because of the decision to help to overthrow Saddam Hussein’s regime, according to Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s chief foreign policy adviser Simon McDonald.

UK: Islamophobic attacks largely ignored in UK
19-12-2009

UK: UK debt reaches 60 per cent of GDP
19-12-2009

UK newspapers win European ruling to protect sources
18-12-2009

UK: UK must ban illegal Israeli settlements imports, says veteran activist
15-12-2009

UK: Blair had been warned about lack of planning before Iraq invasion
08-12-2009

British Indian Muslims urge British Government to declare 68 people persona non grata
05-12-2009

UK: MPs asked UK government 85,000 written questions last year
05-12-2009

Iraq inquiry gives insight to UK subservience to US
04-12-2009

City of London strikes back at Sarkozy
03-12-2009

UK: Terror suspects win UK court ruling on secret evidence
01-12-2009

UK: Egg attack on Muslim Tory peer
01-12-2009

UK: Legality of Iraq war ‘questionable,’ former ambassador admits
28-11-2009