Pamphlets pleaded capital punishment for homosexuality

Local Mayor features in global pop video

Minimum of 14 and 15 years given to murderers of Stephen Lawrence

Red Cross worker tried to be peacemaker amidst a row before he was murdered

Indian student murdered whilst walking home with friends

Indian anti-graft campaigner ends fast but vows to fight on

Fourth arrest after Indian student shot dead in Manchester

A school where majority of its pupils are from an ethnic minority wins top place.

Seema Malhotra wins by-election with an increased majority

Groundbreaking program tackles forced marriages amongst young girls

Sold material found in possession of one of the 7/7 bombers

Oxfam country director says it like it is.

Amnesty International calls for 'concrete' steps

Leading MP calls for international community to help developing countries.

Mayor is making an appeal

Mundill Mahill accepts "moral responsibility" in TV executives murder.

Successes profiled in National Photographic Exhibition

PAKISTAN appointed a former information minister and human rights campaigner as its ambassador to the US today, moving quickly to fill a post left vacant after tension between the civilian government and military.

DISGRACED Pakistan players Salman Butt and Mohammad Amir lost their appeals today against their jail sentences for spot-fixing, with a top judge saying they had "betrayed" their country.

Lord Chief Justice Igor Judge said their "notorious" case was a "carefully prepared" corruption conspiracy which merited a "criminal sanction".

A TOTAL of seventeen interfaith groups got together for interfiath week at a Jain Temple discussing the impact of religion in the world.

The conference called IF...IF...IF...: Inspiration of Faith, Influence of Faith, Impact of Faith was held at the Jain Temple in Levenshulme, Greater Manchester