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Alarm over right-wing think tank's attempt to shape Muslim agenda for next Labour Government - Vimarsana News

Alarm over right-wing think tank's attempt to shape Muslim agenda for next Labour Government

Concerns have arisen regarding the influence the Policy Exchange may wield over a potential incoming Labour government, particularly concerning aspects of British Muslim life.

Government's 'chilling' redefinition of extremism slammed - The Muslim NewsThe Muslim News - Vimarsana News

Government's 'chilling' redefinition of extremism slammed - The Muslim NewsThe Muslim News

The government unveiled an updated definition of extremism in Parliament last month, a move it claims will identify but not criminalise those deemed extremist.

Controversy deepens as Conservative Party faces accusations of Islamophobia - Vimarsana News

Controversy deepens as Conservative Party faces accusations of Islamophobia

The Conservatives are being accused of using Islamophobia to avoid an expected election loss, following several prominent anti-Muslim incidents.

Muslim voter impact: 2024 local elections spooking establishment and bigots alike - Vimarsana News

Muslim voter impact: 2024 local elections spooking establishment and bigots alike

The Muslim News explores the significant impact of Muslim voters on the 2024 local elections in England and Wales, including key losses for Labour, the influence of the Gaza conflict, and the rise of independent candidates.

Concern over Islamophobia as PM announces General Election date - Vimarsana News

Concern over Islamophobia as PM announces General Election date

The announcement of a July General Election has raised concerns among British Muslims that the Conservative Party, trailing Labour by 20 points, might target their community in its campaign rhetoric.