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COLUMN: The Grooming Gangs Inquiry must put victims first

When I heard that Bradford and Keighley would be among the first places investigated by the new independent inquiry into grooming gangs, my first...
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Film review: Paro: The Untold Story of Bride Slavery

Rating out of 5: ★★★★ Paro: The Untold Story of Bride Slavery follows the harrowing journey of women who are trafficked and sold into forced...
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COLUMN: A healthy baby, a loved child: Why we need to let go of gender expectations

As someone who spends every day helping women feel confident in their own skin, I often find that the conversations taking place in my...
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Column: Standing together against fear and division

Recent scenes at a rally led by Tommy Robinson in London should worry anyone who cares about the future of Britain. Speeches filled with...
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COLUMN: From Support to Suspicion: The hidden risk in domestic violence claims

A recent investigation by the BBC has brought an uncomfortable issue into the open. Its undercover report, released on 16 April, alleges that some...
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COLUMN: Vote With Your Head This May, Not Habit or Pressure

On Thursday 7 May, people across our towns and cities will head to the polls for local council elections. These elections may not always...
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COLUMN: From survival to the Commons: Naz Shah’s journey finds its voice

International Women’s Day in Bradford was marked with a powerful moment of reflection and celebration as the Bradford Literature Festival hosted a sold-out launch...
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COLUMN: Have we lost our young generation? Seventy years on, where are we now?

It is a question being asked with increasing urgency across our city: have we lost our young generation? We see the headlines. Drugs moving through...
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COLUMN: Halal or Hypocrisy? The truth about second wives in Britain

Having a second wife is a growing trend, particularly among professional and well-established British Muslims. What was once rare, openly discussed, and subject to...
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COLUMN: Too Educated to Marry? A Painful Reality for Many Women

For years, South Asian communities across Britain, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and India, have told their daughters the same thing: work hard, get an education and...
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