Raza Mustafa Aslam was stabbed as he stood between the knifeman and fellow passengers on board an LNER train last year

Press Gazette is proud to reveal the shortlist for the British Journalism Awards 2025, with links to all of the winning work.

Ayaan Ali Waeys died of natural causes, coroner concludes, but says medics had chances to ‘change course of events’

Umar Valu makes beats for Muslim content creators as an alternative to music that doesn't match their religious values

National Police Chiefs’ Council guidance could see suspects' ethnicity and nationality made public. Here’s what it could mean for Muslims

In our new series Island of Neighbours, highlighting people creating positive change, we visit a group building grassroots climate action

Behind on rent due to family illness, benefit changes and even wrongful imprisonment, families come before a judge to plead for their homes

Relatives of women accused of breaking into an Israeli business in Bristol say their daughters have experienced harsh prison conditions

Jamila Abdi used the term in a post about the Newcastle United star, arguing that it was not obscene or offensive within Black communities

Merseyside chief constable told MPs on Tuesday that Crown Prosecution Service told her not to tell the public Axel Rudakubana was not Muslim

Mehrab Omrani’s case sparks calls from cross-party MPs for government to review plan to expand use of Clearsprings ‘dispersal accommodation’

Commissioned by the Ramadan Tent Project and the 2025 City of Culture, two artists have brought a splash of colour to the streets

Mehrab Omrani’s case sparks calls from cross-party MPs for government to review plan to expand use of Clearsprings ‘dispersal accommodation’

Keeping unhoused people warm in winter, and supporting local women and young people, the organisation follows its own vision of community

Labour’s own evaluation of the programme, published in January, found that GPS tagging had not made people less likely to go awol

Arab and Muslim Americans are ‘anxious and frightened’ as new president orders universities to monitor overseas students and cancel visas

For World Hijab Day on 1 February, five women who challenge stereotypes reflect on how Islamic attire can be a symbol of empowerment

The spoken word artist speaks to Hyphen about using lyricism and poetry to challenge stereotypes of underrepresented communities

Amid the ceasefire, British Palestinians call for more help from the UK — and reassurance that the world won’t forget the last 15 months

Oldham's Muslim community leaders are reluctant to discuss the X owner directly. But one told Hyphen locals now feel more threatened

A Wiltshire man was found guilty of battery. But the road to justice for his ex-wife was tough — and thousands face the same obstacles

Two-year study by Centre for Media Monitoring concludes that channel ‘hates Muslims’ and is obsessed with them

Sal Naseem, who was London regional director at the Independent Office for Police Conduct, says he was used for ‘performative diversity’