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My legal life: Zillur Rahman, Rahman Lowe Solicitors

10 May 2021 Partner, London Having completed my law degree in 2001, I took a year out because I did not have the funds to pay for the Legal Practice Course. I had already incurred debt from my time at university and did not want to increase this. I worked as a paralegal; the wages were too low to save enough to enrol on the course to complete the LPC the following year. I did not come from a privileged background. My father passed away when I was nine, and my mother, a housewife, raised six of us by herself. One day I went to my local library and consulted the charities register and noted down the names of various charitable organisations that provided educational grants. I wrote to hundreds, many of which did not respond. In the meantime, the deadline for booking a place for the LPC was looming – the fee was £8,000 and a £250 deposit was required to book a place. I paid the deposit, not knowing how I was going to obtain the remainder. However, just as buses arrive at once, I

Julie Burchill pays damages to Muslim journalist she accused of worshipping a paedophile

Feminist writer Julie Burchill today apologised unreservedly and unconditionally to a Muslim journalist after she told her that her worship of the Prophet Muhammad was the worship of a paedophile .  Ms Burchill also revealed in a statement published on Twitter that she had agreed to pay Novara Media reporter Ash Sarkar substantial damages for the distress caused by the Islamophobia row last December. The spat began when Ms Burchill defended journalist Rod Liddle after Ms Sarkar criticised a 2012 article in the Spectator where Mr Liddle said he did not become a teacher because he would want to sleep with pupils. 

Julie Burchill agrees to pay Ash Sarkar substantial damages in libel case

Julie Burchill agrees to pay Ash Sarkar substantial damages in libel case Archie Bland © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Jeff Morgan 09/Alamy Stock Photo The columnist Julie Burchill has apologised to the activist and journalist Ash Sarkar, and agreed to pay her “substantial damages”, after a series of social media posts in which she accused Sarkar of being an Islamist, a hypocrite and worshipping a paedophile. In Twitter and Facebook posts and a statement published on Tuesday morning after the libel and harassment case was settled, Burchill said that her posts had “included racist and misogynist comments” and “played into Islamophobic tropes”. She wrote: “although it was not my intention, I accept that my statements were defamatory of Ms Sarkar and caused her very substantial distress”.

Julie Burchill agrees to pay Ash Sarkar substantial damages in libel case

Julie Burchill agrees to pay Ash Sarkar substantial damages in libel case
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