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- Sep 12, 2026
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Opinion: 'Fast Cars and Fireworks: Madness of the modern Asian Wedding' (opens the original)
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WELCOME to the modern South Asian wedding: hundreds of guests, several days of celebrations, designer outfits, mountains of food, fireworks, luxury cars and sometimes a bill approaching £100,000. Then, before the photographs have even made it into the family album, the marriage can already be in serious trouble. There is something badly wrong when we spend more time preparing for a wedding than preparing two people for marriage. Across Bradford and surrounding districts, we have developed a wedd
Opinion: Do exams prepare young people to lead a good life? (opens the original)
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AUGUST is an important month for thousands of families across Bradford and the rest of the country. Young people receive their GCSE results today (A-level results were released last week) and I suspect many parents will be just as nervous as their children. For some families, there will be celebrations, phone calls to grandparents, proud photographs on social media and discussions about university, college, apprenticeships and future careers. Our young people deserve their moment. Behind those r
Opinion: 'Bradford is still living with devastating impact of 2001 riots' (opens the original)
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TWENTY-FIVE years ago, I was running a restaurant in Bradford city centre. It was a very different Bradford from the one we see today. On Friday and Saturday nights, the city was alive. Cheapside was packed with shoppers and diners, Manor Row buzzed with activity, and restaurants were full. Pubs and clubs thrived, while visitors travelled from across Yorkshire, Lancashire and beyond to experience Bradford’s famous curry houses. Bradford was known as the curry capital of Britain. People came in t
I visited Srebrenica cemetery - 31 years on, are its lessons still being learnt? (opens the original)
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AS communities across Britain mark Srebrenica Memorial Week (July 5-12) under the theme âWe Are Hereâ, we will once again remember one of Europeâs darkest chapters. On July 11, 1995, more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys were murdered after the fall of the United Nations declared safe area of Srebrenica. It remains the worst atrocity on European soil since the Second World War. Several years ago, I visited Bosnia as part of a delegation committed to learning the lessons of the genoci
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