Tagged with "Executive Editor"

London from 4,000 miles away...

Londoners are rallying en masse to clean up their city - but it's a terrible shame we let it get to this state at all.
by - 9 August 2011
A new and terrifying threat emerges for the Western world

Many lessons must be learned from the atrocities in Norway last week. Most important is the need for a real debate about Europe's future.
by The Commentator - 25 July 2011
The Hunt for Victory

With the US Presidential elections looming, Executive Editor Raheem Kassam gives us his view on what the Huntsman campaign must do to win.
by - 14 July 2011
7/7: Why are we already forgetting?

As six years passes since the July 7th bombings in London, why have the media and politicians been so quick to forget?
by - 7 July 2011
Comment may be free, but verbal abuse is not

Those who choose to verbally abuse police should feel the extent of the law, says Raheem Kassam
by - 28 June 2011
University funding needs more of a shake up and less of a Sheikh up...

A leading London college is exposed for its ties to Saudi Arabia and a prominent fanatic. Will they change their spots?
by - 15 June 2011
"I’m no friend of Bin Laden, but..."

This was how a regular BBC panelist began her sentence condemning the killing of Osama bin Laden last night. Let's clear up a few misnomers on this issue.
by - 6 May 2011
Wading into the Gulf

The shameful exploitation in the Gulf Coast is certain to leave a bitter taste in the mouths of residents and local businesses – but the blame lies squarely with local officials and not BP
by - 15 April 2011
French Burqa ban: Call me illiberal, but I cannot countenance illiberalism

So called "liberals" are up in arms about France's decision to ban the burqa. But since when did the oppression of women become a cause to celebrate?
by - 11 April 2011
Attention Deficit Disorder

The financial crisis has diverted the West's gaze from a host of security threats around the world. We need to re-engage before it's too late.
by - 4 April 2011