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491. Does racism lurk beneath the cap and gown?

Asian News, Monday 1 April 2002
UNIVERSITIES - places of wall-to-wall equality and fair play? Not necessarily says one medical practitioner who has a history of exposing racism in the realms of high academia

492. My journey 'home'

Asian News, Friday 1 March 2002
Asian News chief reporter SHELINA BEGUM recently went to Bangladesh to marry - last month she wrote of her four-day wedding ceremony. In this month's issue she writes of her vivid impressions of her homeland

493. 'I was a bride on a throne of flowers'

Asian News, Friday 1 February 2002
WHILE Britain shivered through an Eid and Christmas freeze-up Asian News chied reporter SHELINA BEGUM was basking in the sunshine for Bangladesh nerviously awaiting her wedding. Here she tells the story of the four days that changed her life.

494. Files reveal a dirty secret

Asian News, Friday 1 February 2002
GOVERNMENT archives released under the 30-year rule have revealed a racist secret at the heart of the UK's immigration policy.

495. Love me, love my hijab

Asian News, Friday 1 February 2002
THE Hijab is often labled as an oppressive piece of Muslim garment by the western world but if this is the case then why are so many British born Muslim girls choosing to wear it?

496. Bin Laden and the bomb

Asian News, Tuesday 1 January 2002
AT 8.05am on May 18 1974 Indian scientists tested their country's first nuclear bomb amid utmost secrecy. The so-called "Smiling Buddha" test at Pokhran would upset the delicate balance of power on the sub-continent - and change forever the life of a talented, British-educated Pakistani engineer called Sultan Bashiruddin Mahmood.