In a shabby converted sweetshop in Leyton, East London, a group of burka-clad Muslim women sit in a waiting room. They have an appointment with Dr Suhaib Hasan at his twice-weekly surgery.
In the News
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July 5th, 2009
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July 5th, 2009
Thousands of Anglicans will gather in London tomorrow to support the launch of a UK movement opposing liberalism in the Church of England, with critics claiming it will undermine the church and the authority of the archbishop of Canterbury.
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July 5th, 2009
A senior Church of England bishop has called on homosexuals to repent and "be changed" in comments that have infuriated equality campaigners.
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July 5th, 2009
This week's government White Paper, 21st Century Schools, may mark a watershed in government policy for schools in England.
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July 4th, 2009
David Cameron journeyed specially to a ?Gay Pride? event to kowtow to the sexual revolution and simper: ?We got it wrong. It was an emotional issue. I hope you can forgive us.? Forgive them for what? Section 28 resulted from a fuss over the appearance of books aimed at children, intended to spread the view that single-sex couples could bring upchildren without any disadvantage to those children.
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July 4th, 2009
Tax breaks worth thousands of pounds a year and a sweeping overhaul of the law to strengthen marriage are at the heart of a Conservative strategy to reverse family breakdown.
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July 3rd, 2009
Homosexual "weddings" should be celebrated in churches, a Government minister has said in defiance of religious teaching.
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July 3rd, 2009
The homosexual minister whose appointment sparked a furious debate in the Church of Scotland will be formally inducted in Aberdeen later.
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July 3rd, 2009
ASSISTED suicide is the ?crudest way possible? of meeting suffering, a Church of England statement sug?gests. The C of E remains opposed to any change in the law, or medical practice, to make it permissible or acceptable. It summarises its case on a new section of its web?site. This links to a letter published in The Daily Telegraph on Monday from the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, and the Chief Rabbi.
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July 3rd, 2009
The Tories reacted furiously today after a Cabinet minister accused the party of still being plagued by 'homophobia'. Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw, who is openly homosexual, claimed many Tories remained prejudiced.