British Muslims

Police indicated arrests would likely continue for months as 741 arrests had been made, 302 charged

Nusrat Ghani had claimed she was sacked from a ministerial job partly because of her faith

Zakrocki had threatened to "kill a Muslim" before his attack

Employee referred to headscarf as 'security threat', demanded she remove it or leave restaurant

Kurdy forgave attacker, saying he does not represent what UK stands for

Study shows one in five Muslim adults in full-time work compared with 35% of overall population

Council to staunchly speak against ‘regressive cultural practices’, ‘honour killings’, terming them unIslamic

Suspect was being held down, beaten and kicked when Muslim cleric stepped in

'We are making a symbolic gesture of love for the communities affected by the attack'

Most Asians in England wanted the Labour party to win

Warsi criticised British government's policy on tackling homegrown 'radicalisation'

Mosque will provide free meals to thousands during this month

Khan said she wasn't getting involved until another woman was surrounded by EDL demonstrators

The tea-party was open to people from all walks of life

The 14-year-old said she felt 'almost guilty' and was afraid of passing through Westminster bridge now

Funds collected through this campaign will go to victims

British Muslims donated money at a rate of £38 per second during Ramazan, or £371 per individual over the year

'Muslims may hold very different values from the rest of society and want to lead separate lives'

Report also finds high levels of agreement that Islam rejects forced marriage, forced conversion and racism

Spies working for MI5 personally approached new converts, asking to work for the agency, claims new study

Tareena Shakil, 26, was found guilty by a court in Birmingham of IS membership and encouraging terrorism

Based on recent trends some areas in UK will become Muslim majority areas within a decade

Feeling unfairly targeted, British Muslims take greater role in the fight against terrorism

Britain's Counter-Extremism Strategy is designed primarily to counter ideology promoted by IS militants and al Qaeda

Council accused of racism after quizzing young children on race and religion with survey