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 POLICE BLASTED OVER DOUBLE STANDARDS IN KIDNAP CASES – British crime fighters have been slammed for doing nothing when British Asians get kidnapped abroad. 

 

 DECISION TIME – Tycoon Vijay Mallya doesn't know where to look with both of his sporting interests starting their respective campaigns. Will he be in Bahrain for the start of Force India's F1 season or will he be cheering on the Royal Challengers Bangalore as they take on Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan's Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League? We get the inside track ...

     AMIR KHAN - Lowdown on the man of the moment in Bollywood 
 

 SWITCH HITTER – Amir Khan's boxing brother talks about fighting for Pakistan

 

 SOPHIE'S STAR TURN – Singer is back with a brand new sound

 

 KONKANA ON HER COMEDY CLASSIC – Sen talks about how her latest film will have you in raptures.

 

 HERE COME THE GIRLS!  What every man should watch out for for the women who cross his path 

 

 NETWORK TO SPLIT INTO TINY STATIONS: Celebrities fight for BBC Asian comeback

 

 

 ACTION TO STOP TRAFFIC OF GIRLS: More South Asian women are being lured to Britain under false pretences and then forced to work in unsavoury businesses.

 

 SURVEY STORM ANGERS SIKHS: Groups fume over Census format, arguing that Sikhs are an ethnic category and not just a religion.

 

 GIVE TO LIVE SAY GRIEVING COUPLE: Parents reveal anguish of only son's death to lung cancer, their donation of £51,000 to Cancer Research UK and plead for others donate. 

 

 THE BHAJI MAN'S SPICY SECRETS – Cooking entrepreneur Don Lear, 75 remains as incorrigible as ever, mixing romance with his passion for cooking at home and making a business out of it.

 

 TOP NAMES SIGN UP FOR EASTERN EYE'S ASIAN BUSINESS AWARDS – Britain' first Muslim cabinet minister will address the audience of business high-flyers, community leaders and self-made millionaires at the awards on March 26.

 

 

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