Report: "How The British Media Reports Terrorism"

Press Gazette, MCB report says UK media has disproportionate focus on Islam when reporting terror "The report, How The British Media Reports Terrorism, was based on an analysis of 16 terrorist attacks between 2015 and 2020 in America, Britain and Europe as well as the Christchurch attack."

A Levels Fiasco

MCB, MCB Responds to UK Government U-Turn on A Level and GCSE Results plenty of coverage on this, including on my Twitter feed, but it's important to see the impact on deprived communities

Family reunited

Daily Mirror, Mum's unimaginable joy as daughter comes home 34 years after she was kidnapped. "Jackie Saleh, 57, was left devastated after her husband fled to war-torn Yemen with their three young daughters and feared she would never see them again."

Beyond Banglatown

Metro, Why Brick Lane is at risk of losing its curry capital crown "As part of a two-year research project focusing on Brick Lane’s restaurant and retail sectors, the report, called Beyond Banglatown, highlights the unique contribution of the Bangladeshi community to Brick Lane and its world-renowned curry houses."

Runnymede Trust report: Beyond Banglatown[PDF]

COVID-19 >anti-Muslim Prejudice

How #COVID19 has influenced the nature of anti-Muslim hatred, discrimation, and Islamophobia both online and offline: pic.twitter.com/h5zrjy2yNq

— Tell MAMA UK (@TellMamaUK) August 6, 2020

Lockdown and 'Islamophobia'

Islamophobia surges amid lockdown warn civic leaders in north of England https://t.co/4kLKRNvZQV

— Tell MAMA UK (@TellMamaUK) August 5, 2020

Sunderland Case

Disgraceful racist behaviours. The pair left a female shop owner in tears after one of them told her: "You're in Sunderland not p*** land".

Callum Wallace called the male owner a "p*** c***" and pulled out a knife after visiting the store a day later.https://t.co/Aoowfjdp7J

— Tell MAMA UK (@TellMamaUK) August 6, 2020

Coronavirus: 'Institutional racism left minorities exposed'

BBC News, Coronavirus: 'Institutional racism left minorities exposed'

"Judge Ray Singh, who led the Welsh government's response to the issue, also said lives could have been saved if an online risk-assessment had been made available sooner."