by Fiyaz Mughal | Mar 10, 2020
In England, hockey is played in about 800 clubs affiliated to England Hockey, the sport’s governing body in the country. It’s through these clubs that the game has grown in strength, with the foundation of club activity found in league games. Clubs are organised...
by Fiyaz Mughal | Mar 2, 2020
Having an identity is important to most people, whether this identity is shaped through aspects such as nationality, religion, occupation, gender or ethnicity, to name but a few. Finding that identity takes time for some, and in a globalised world where trends and...
by Fiyaz Mughal | Jan 30, 2020
Initially a strategic military fort, Corbridge developed slowly into a bustling town where Roman soldiers could pick up supplies. For about 350 years during the Roman’s invasion of Britain, the town was a vibrant, cosmopolitan centre where ordinary civilians...
by Fiyaz Mughal | Jan 28, 2020
Both locally and international, Jeremy Corbyn (the Labour party leader) has strived to present the image of someone sympathetic to the issues faced by Muslims. At face value, his efforts seem valid. Mr Corbyn is generally at ease with Muslims and has taken every...
by Fiyaz Mughal | Jan 2, 2020
The summer of 2019 was a memorable one for the English cricket team as it earned a 2-2 draw with old foes Australia in the Ashes series. With the fifth Test played at The Oval, England set a target of 399 and bowled out Australia for 263 to square the contest. The...
