 | Racism protest is held | | 9:58am Fri 11 Apr 08 | | About 50 people joined a peaceful protest against alleged racism at a car dealership. |
| Shah Jahan dagger sells for £1.7m | | 1:47pm Thursday 10th April 2008 | | A dagger that once belonged to Shah Jahan, the Mughal Emperor, who built the Taj Mahal, has been sold for £1,7m. |
| New footage of July 7 bombers | | 1:43pm Thursday 10th April 2008 | | Never before seen footage of the moments that two of the July 7 bombers detonated their devices was screened in public for the first time today. |
 | Thousands at Sikh procession | | 10:44am Thu 10 Apr 08 | | A religious spokesperson has said a huge Sikh procession which passed through Southall brought the area's communities together. |
| Men charged after kidnapping | | 10:21am Thursday 10th April 2008 | | Four men have been charged today with kidnapping an Indian man in Thornton Heath, Croydon at the weekend. |
| Technical problems delay trial | | 10:06pm Wednesday 9th April 2008 | | The trial of three men accused of helping the July 7 bombers to reconnoitre possible targets failed to start after a series of technical hitches. |
| Nisha husband denies killing charge | | 10:05pm Wednesday 9th April 2008 | | The husband of murdered special constable Nisha Patel-Nasri told a court he had nothing to do with his wife's death. |
 | Joy as new liver saves son | | 10:17am Mon 7 Apr 08 | | A father was just hours from donating part of his liver to save the life of his rapidly-deteriorating son when another liver became available from a dead donor. | | Reader comments (2) |
| Families being targeted | | 5:35pm Tuesday 1st April 2008 | | Asian families are being targeted for their jewellery by criminals following the dramatic rise in the price of gold say police. |
| Owner denies discrimination | | 3:24pm Tuesday 1st April 2008 | | The owner of a hair salon accused of discriminating against a Muslim stylist because she wore a headscarf said today she only gave her an interview out of pity. |
| Black Sisters handed short reprieve | | 3:20pm Tuesday 1st April 2008 | | A Southall-based domestic violence group has been handed a reprieve while the council takes more time to decide the future of their funding. |
| Straw U-turn on early releases | | 2:46pm Saturday 29th March 2008 | | Justice Secretary Jack Straw was forced to announce changes to a "get out of jail early" scheme last night after two convicted terrorists were released to ease prison overcrowding. | | Reader comment (1) |
| Hindu monks to sue RSPCA over cow | | 7:00am Friday 28th March 2008 | | Saffron-robed monks are due to serve legal papers on the RSPCA, as part of an ongoing dispute over the charity's slaughter of a sacred cow. |
| Call for faith school overhaul | | 7:50pm Monday 24th March 2008 | | Imams and other preachers should be sent into state schools to give "religious instruction" to pupils under a radical overhaul of faith-based education, teachers said. |
| Boy, 9, found abandoned in London | | 8:36pm Friday 21st March 2008 | | Police are searching for the family of a non-English speaking nine-year-old boy who was found abandoned in a clinic in Southall in London. |
| Gurkhas hand back medals in protest | | 12:53pm Wednesday 19th March 2008 | | Crowds of Nepalese Gurkhas have descended on the British Parliament to watch 50 veterans hand back their medals in protest at their "immoral discrimination". |
| A class apart | | 10:15am Wednesday 19th March 2008 | | Four students have become some of the youngest students to pass GCSE's in the country. |
| British PM backs Iraq inquiry - but not yet | | 1:20pm Monday 17th March 2008 | | BRITISH Prime Minister Gordon Brown has confirmed an inquiry will be held to learn "all possible lessons" from the Iraq war - but resisted calls for it to be held immediately. |
| Iraq: Five years on | | 9:30am Monday 17th March 2008 | | In the lead-up to the fifth "anniversary" the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, Amnesty International has issued a new briefing showing the "disastrous" human rights situation in the country. |
| Church man battered in 'faith-hate' attack | | 8:20pm Sunday 16th March 2008 | | THE wife of a Church of England canon who was battered by youths in a suspected faith-hate attack has spoken of the "shock and distress" caused by the attack. |
| 'Pay £200,000 back' | | 1:38pm Thursday 13th March 2008 | | A drug dealer, said to have bought three houses using his ill-gotten gains, has been ordered to fork out £200,000. |
| Tributes to father-of-six | | 3:57pm Wednesday 12th March 2008 | | A 51-year-old found dead in the street after apparently being struck by a hit-and-run driver was a respected local businessman, police said. |
 | Council decision branded 'racist' | | 10:56am Wed 12 Mar 08 | | A decision by Dudley Council to slash funding for a Netherton-based education support service by £306,000 has been branded "institutional racism" by furious protesters. |
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