British Government Releases Documents on the Appointment of Disgraced Peter Mandelson as US Ambassador – PM Starmer Was Warned That the Epstein Friend Posed a ‘Reputational Risk’

Failing PM Starmer insisted on nominating Mandelson as US Ambassador – and almost lost his premiership over it.

Failing PM Starmer knew the extent of Mandelson’s ties to Epstein before appointing him as US ambassador.

Peter Mandelson thought himself immune to the ‘Epstein curse’ – but he was not.

As a result, he was fired from his ambassadorship, had to resign from the Labour Party and the House of Lords, his consulting firm collapsed, and to top it all, he was arrested over his Epstein ties, as he is criminally investigated for ‘Misconduct in Public Office’.

Today (11), after some time has passed and the ‘Epstein crisis’ has subsided in the UK, the British government released the first batch of documents covering the appointment of ​Peter Mandelson as ambassador to Washington.

And, as it was expected, it’s reviving questions about Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s misguided judgment in appointing a ‌close friend of Jeffrey Epstein in such a key post.

Reuters reported:

“The publication of the first tranche of documents covering the vetting of Mandelson, under police investigation for allegedly leaking government documents to the late sex offender, does little to reduce the pressure on Starmer, who is under fire over the appointment and a series of policy U-turns.

The more than 100 pages of documents ​suggested concerns were raised about the ‘reputational risks’ in appointing Mandelson, particularly over his friendship with Epstein, but also his previous resignations ​from government and his support for closer ties with China.”

“Starmer has expressed regret over the appointment, saying the Labour veteran had created a ‘litany of deceit’ about his ties to Epstein, an apology that did little to quieten ​opposition voices saying the prime minister should step down.”

Mandelson and his ‘best pal’ Epstein go shopping in the US Virgin Islands.

The Telegraph reported:

“A due diligence document drawn up in Dec 2024 before Lord Mandelson’s appointment to Washington noted that the peer had a ‘particularly close relationship’ with Jeffrey Epstein.

The dossier, which includes a link to a Telegraph story from Jan 2024 that detailed the links ‘extensively’, explicitly warned Sir Keir that Lord Mandelson’s relationship with Epstein posed a ‘general reputational risk’.

The Prime Minister, who also knew that the peer had maintained ties with Epstein even after the financier was convicted of child sex offences, proceeded to appoint Lord Mandelson as ambassador regardless.”

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UK: ‘You’ve signed my death warrant!’ Keir Starmer issued chilling message by man forced into hiding after converting from Islam to Christianity

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A man who was forced into hiding nine years ago has told Sir Keir Starmer that he has “signed his death warrant” after the introduction of a definition for Islamophobia.

Speaking to GB News, Nissar Hussain branded the Prime Minister a “traitor to his country” in a scathing verdict of the Government’s plans, which he says will have a sinister outcome for him.

Recalling what happened to him and his family after converting from Islam to Christianity, Mr Hussain revealed he suffered an “onslaught” of abusive attacks, with one in particular involving “pickaxe-wielding thugs”.

He told GB News: “I converted to Christianity in 1996. My family and I were terrorised. We suffered acts of terrorism over two addresses.

“I’d moved from Birmingham, settled into my nursing career, was raising a family, and actually nothing has prepared myself and my family for this type of onslaught.”

Expressing his outrage on GB News, Mr Hussain declared he has been subject to abuse simply for becoming a Christian.

He explained: “This is a failed state from where I’m sitting. The state has failed us, Bishops have failed us. I was brutally attacked and almost killed.

“I was getting in my car, being pummelled to death by pickaxe-wielding thugs, for no other reason than converting to Christianity, my fundamental British right. What has happened to this country?”

Delivering a stark message to Sir Keir, Mr Hussain hit out at the Prime Minister and Bradford Police for “failing” him and his family, forcing them into hiding after “20 years of abuse”.

He stated: “Keir Starmer, if you’re listening, you are a traitor to this country, to the British people, and you’re a traitor to Ex-Muslims in particular.

“You’ve signed my death warrant along with Bradford police, who vilified me and my family for trying to protect my four daughters and my two sons. I’ve done nothing wrong.”

Mr Hussain compared the failure of the system to deal with the abuse he faced to the victims and survivors of Britain’s grooming gangs, particularly in Rotherham.

He said: “After 20 years of suffering from 1996 over two addresses under the failed system of Bradford police, it is just like with the rape victims, these poor girls, rape jihad. Let’s get this in perspective, okay?

“They turned a wilful blind eye, threatened parents with arrest for no other reason than lamenting for their daughter’s safety. This is the current state of Britain.”

Delivering his verdict on the Government’s newly announced definition of anti-Muslim hate, Mr Hussain stressed that there is a “serious problem” with Islam in Britain.

He made clear: “We need to have a very serious conversation – 48,000 Islamic terror attacks over 70 countries since 9/11, and they dare tell me that Islam is a peaceful religion. There is a serious problem with Islam and it needs addressing.

“Our British way of life, my life, my family’s life has been disintegrated. We’ve been under police protection for the last nine years. I can’t show my face in inner city, in a town of this once amazing country, for fear of reprisal or death or something’s going to come my way.

“Am I going to get mown down? Am I going to get acid thrown in my face? Am I going to get a drive-by shooter? This is the reality of this country and the British people need to understand.”

In a statement, a Yorkshire Police spokesman has previously said: “Hate crime would not be tolerated.

“Our priority has always been to work effectively with our partners to minimise the risk to Mr Hussain, and to ensure that we maximise opportunities to put control measures in place to safeguard him, his family and consider any wider impacts upon the communities across West Yorkshire.”

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German taxpayer-funded ‘Trans Café’ closes after series of sex abuse allegations

Rat & Tat Zentrum für Homosexuelle in Bremen, where Trans Café was held. KWEER Café, Bar & Kneipe – Google Maps

A “Transgender Café” in Germany was shut down after multiple reported cases of sexual abuse, including from a former staff member.

The “Trans*Café Bremen,” a pro-LGBT meeting and support group for gender-confused individuals, recently announced on its Instagram account that it will permanently close due to safety concerns regarding past sexual abuse cases. According to Reduxx, the meetings took place twice a month at a bar called “KWEER” at the “Rat & Tat Zentrum für queeres Leben.”

“There have been at least four incidents of sexual abuse that we are aware of,” the statement read. “Three of these took place in the vicinity of the Trans*Café, and one incident is directly related to the Trans*Café.”

“This case involves a perpetrator who was a member of the Trans*Café team at the time.”

“As a result, we decided last November to temporarily close the Trans*Café and sought outside help. With this help, we were able to write a code of conduct for the café’s guests and a stricter one for us as the bar team. We wanted to hold ourselves to a higher standard,” the operators of the café said.

However, after reopening, multiple “minor incidents” occurred, like a person who was banned from the premises for sexual misconduct showing up at the venue.

“Unfortunately, there was also a major incident that we do not wish to discuss in order to protect everyone involved,” the operators stated. “This is also the incident that prompted us to close the café permanently.”

The café said its team was split by the process, with some wishing to keep the events going.

“We reacted very slowly to the first case of sexual violence,” the cafe admitted. “We were overwhelmed and behaved incorrectly as a team. At the same time, we tried to create an awareness structure that would make it possible to deal with such cases in the first place. All perpetrators we know of have been banned from the premises. And it remains our ambition to expel all perpetrators and those who protect them.”

“We are aware that the space has enabled perpetrators and their protectors to network, and we are trying to expel all individuals involved in such or similar structures from the café.”

“We would like to reflect on whether we are partly responsible for this dynamic and what needs to change in the future to prevent something like this from happening again,” the group said.

“It is a bad time to close a trans* space in these times. Nevertheless, the work we are currently undertaking is essential to make such a space safe. Unfortunately, we cannot answer whether a trans* space will be reopened, and if so, in what form,” the operators concluded.

As reported by Reduxx, The Rat & Tat Centre, the pro-LGBT organization that hosted the Trans*Café meetings, received €446,470 per year ($516,390) in funding from the city-state government of Bremen in 2024 and 2025. In 2024, a German pastor had to pay 5,000 euros ($5,783) to The Rat & Tat Centre over a “hate speech” legal dispute. The pastor called homosexuality “degenerative” and “demonic,” and called out the “homolobby” during a marriage seminar speech posted on YouTube.

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Sharp rise in fuel prices forces Germany to release oil reserves

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Germany has authorised the partial release of its national oil reserves to mitigate the sharp rise in oil and fuel prices triggered by the ongoing conflict in Iran, according to multiple government sources and media reports.

The decision, confirmed earlier today, follows co-ordinated discussions among the G7 nations and the International Energy Agency (IEA), aiming to stabilise global energy markets amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

In addition, petrol stations in Germany should only be allowed to increase their fuel prices once a day.

The move comes as crude oil prices have surged due to disruptions in supply chains following Iran’s attacks. That has led to fears of blockades in key shipping routes such as the Strait of Hormuz.

Brent crude has climbed above $120 (€103) per barrel in recent days, pushing up petrol and diesel costs at German pumps by more than 20 per cent since the conflict intensified.

Economy minister Johanna Reiche (CDU) officially confirmed the release this morning, stating it is a precautionary measure to ensure supply security and dampen inflationary pressures on consumers and industry.

Germany’s strategic petroleum reserves, managed by the Hamburg-based Erdölbevorratungsverband (EBV), a public-law entity, are legally mandated to cover at least 90 days of national consumption in the event of severe supply disruptions.

These reserves total approximately 110 million barrels of crude oil and 67 million barrels of refined products, equivalent to around 24 million tonnes.

The EBV oversees storage in underground caverns, tanks and other facilities across the country, ensuring compliance with IEA and European Union obligations.

According to a report in the Handelsblatt, Germany will now release 19.5 million barrels, although no official statements about the numbers have been released yet.

The partial release requires a legal ordinance from the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action.

This marks the fifth time Germany has tapped into these reserves, with previous instances occurring during the 1991 Gulf War, the 2011 Libyan conflict, the 2005 Hurricane Katrina aftermath and, most recently, in 2022 amid start of the Russia-Ukraine war.

The decision was preceded by a virtual meeting of G7 finance and energy ministers on March 9, where participants, including Germany’s finance minister Lars Klingbeil (SPD), expressed openness to utilising reserves but emphasised the need for a co-ordinated approach.

The IEA, which works with its 32 member states holding a collective 1.2 billion barrels in emergency stocks, has proposed a global release of up to 400 million barrels to counter the price shock.

That would significantly exceed the previous maximum of 182 million barrels at the start of the Ukraine war.

G7 energy ministers stated today that they are “prepared” to act jointly with the IEA, although no immediate full-scale release was announced, with some ministers such as France’s finance minister Roland Lescure deeming it premature.

Experts warn that while the release could provide short-term relief — potentially lowering prices by 5 per cent to 10 per cent —i t is not a long-term solution and risks depleting buffers needed for prolonged crises.

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‘Russian Interference’ Narrative Returns Ahead of Key Hungarian Election

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With a crucial election—likely to be Europe’s most important national vote of the year—just around the corner, Hungary’s Viktor Orbán has somewhat predictably been accused of benefitting from Russian interference.

The Financial Times on Wednesday published a piece saying Vladimir Putin’s administration has “endorsed a plan … to bolster Orbán’s Fidesz party by flooding social media with messages designed in Russia and posted by influential Hungarians.” It cites—though does not specify—“people familiar with the matter.”

Economist, writer, and podcast host Philip Pilkington said this “problem”—that is, the lack of a named (or even hinted at) source—“shows how fake news is laundered,” adding:

What is the real ‘source’ of this? We can only guess because the fake new peddlers at the FT won’t tell us.

Orbán’s team has also dismissed the claim, saying it is actually Ukraine that is trying to interfere in the election by suspending Russian crude supplies via the Druzhba pipeline.

But the piece is being lapped up by leftists in Brussels, anyway, who grasp any opportunity to bash the Hungarian PM, and who have perhaps forgotten that previous ‘Russiagate’ allegations, such as the ones targeting Trump, have turned out to be specious. French MEP Nathalie Loiseau, of the Renew group, jibed that his supposed “counting on Russian disinformation” meant he was not “patriotic,” while left-liberal Italian MEP Carlo Calenda said on Wednesday morning that “this is what will happen in every single European election,” thus highlighting the need for a stronger “democratic shield.” Previous such suggestions have prompted fears of significant voter control.

Balázs Orbán, who is political director for the prime minister, responded to the FT’s “spectacle” of a report by accusing the establishment of “already building the election-fraud narrative, because they know the patriotic governing parties are leading in every poll not produced by foreign-funded propagandists.”

He insisted, however, that “Hungary’s parliamentary elections will not be decided by the fake news machine—they will be decided by the Hungarian people.”

The allegation came around a fortnight after several Facebook pages belonging to Hungarian pro-government county newspapers were rendered inaccessible in what appeared to be a politically charged intervention.

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Civilisational Erasure: Images of Great Britons to be Removed From Nation’s Money

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The Bank of England is to end the tradition of printing images of great Britons on the verso of paper money notes, stating it has decided to proceed with pictures of wildlife instead after it wanted something “not divisive”.

Sir Winston Churchill will no longer grace the pockets of Britons after it was announced the 50-year practice of printing portraits of famous Britons on the opposite side of notes from that of the reigning monarch is to end. The Bank of England, which issues money on behalf of the government, said in a statement on the change, emphasised that the change was supported by their research into public taste, which showed that images of native wildlife would be less “divisive” than historic figures.

They said the future designs had to meet their criteria, which included that new pictures symbolised the UK, resonated with the public, and “is not divisive: The theme should not involve imagery that would reasonably be offensive to, or exclude, any groups.”

In recent memory wartime leader Sir Winston Churchill was uncontroversial in his position as the “greatest Briton of all time” but, evidently, with the UK shorn of its uniting common culture this no longer applies. Indeed, the state of Sir Winston in Parliament square has been repeatedly vandalised in recent years.

While Britain’s paper money originally only showed an image of the sitting monarch, from 1970 the verso, or back side, also began to show portraits of famous Britons. Those chosen for the honour has changed with ever-greater frequency: those first figures chosen, The Bard William Shakespeare and the victor of the Battle of Waterloo the Duke of Wellington graced Britain’s money for over 20 years each, and now Second World War codebreaker Alan Turing is up for replacement with an animal after just six.

Apart from artists and military leaders, and unsurprisingly given the history of the people of the islands, perhaps the greatest source of great Britons for the money has been engineers and scientists. Among them were giants of scientific history; Sir Isaac Newton, Sir Christopher Wren, George Stephenson, Michael Faraday, Charles Darwin, Boulton & Watt, and Alan Turing.

Through history, money has been associated with national self-image and the designs of coins and notes used by monarchs and then governments. Yet money being progressively divorced from place or people is rapidly becoming the norm. Notes for the European Union single currency are designed to be so of ‘anywhere’ that the images of bridges that feature on them are works of fiction.

Britain’s switch to animals is the second major change to its paper money in recent years. Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney — now the Prime Minister of Canada — ended the practice of printing money on cotton paper, switching it for plastic notes instead. While he praised this as making the notes more hardwearing and harder to forge — benefits for the Bank, mostly — and demonstrated this by dipping one in a pot of curry, they have not proven popular with the public. Paradoxically the plastic polymer notes alternatively suffer from both being too slippery or too sticky, making them harder to count by hand, and fold badly, making putting them in a wallet or purse less easy.

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Germany: After girl gang raped, Berlin youth center accused of cover-up because they did not want suspects to be labeled as ‘typical Muslims’

On March 11, 2026, allegations of a rape in Berlin’s Neukölln district at the Wutzkyallee youth centre (photo) shock the capital.Jugendzentrum Wutzkyallee – Google Maps

A Turkish-Kurdish schoolgirl is said to have been groped by nine boys of Arab descent in the back room of a Berlin youth center in Gropiusstadt, Neukölln. It then came out that she was raped in November, in the youth center garden. A scandal has erupted after it was reported that the youth center staff did not file a police report, reportedly out of fear that the suspects would be labeled as the “typical Muslims.”

For months, there were already troubling reports from Berlin youth center in the multicultural neighborhood of Neukölln: involving unwanted embraces, girls having their breasts and buttocks touched without consent, and being pulled onto boys’ laps.

All of these incidents were allegedly happening in plain sight of staff.

Then, in January, the incident involving the mass groping of the Turkish-Kurdish victim occured by the nine boys, with each one taking turns molesting her while one boy stood guard in the doorway. They only stopped when a staff member walked in.

Three days later, the girl admitted to staff something worse had happened to her. She had already been raped in November — in the youth center’s garden, in the evening. Afterwards, she crouched in a corner for hours. When she finally tried to leave the area, the entire area was locked. She had to climb over the fence to get out, breaking her ankle in the process.

The assault had also been filmed. The boy, known by the nickname Medi, 17, allegedly used the footage as a weapon.

“I want to see you here every Monday, or I’ll send this to your parents.” Once word of the video spread, other boys in the group began taunting her: “You’re letting yourself be screwed.” They also wanted the girl to introduce them to her 14-year-old sister.

A cover-up because the suspects were Muslim?

Now, the youth center is in the crosshairs for its unbelievable response.

Reportedly, instead of going to the authorities, female visitors were given a “safeword” to use whenever they felt threatened. In addition, the door in the back room was removed from its hinges. The employees refused to go to the police even as colleagues from other facilities applied pressure to do so. The internal justification, according to sources who spoke with Bild newspaper, was a desire to keep things quiet so the young people would not be immediately labeled: “typical Muslims.”

Youth State Secretary Falko Liecke, 53, of the Christian Democrats (CDU), was blunt in his response when approached by Bild.

“It’s outrageous that the Muslim perpetrators are apparently being protected here to avoid stigmatizing them, while the victim is being abandoned. This attitude is completely unacceptable.” He announced he was examining whether child protection laws had been violated.

Parents had to go to the police after authorities failed to act

The girl eventually sought help outside the facility due to their refusal to go to the police.

A supporter of the girl spoke with her parents, who took the news of what happened to their daughter extremely hard. Together with a police prevention officer, they went to the State Criminal Police Office, where the girl gave a video statement so she would not have to recount the events repeatedly.

Officers moved quickly to seize the suspect’s mobile phone. Her father filed a formal complaint against the alleged rapist and also submitted online complaints against those responsible at the facility and the officials who failed to act.

The head of the youth welfare office had been informed as early as Jan. 29. The Neukölln administration’s explanation to Bild as to why no report was filed was that “the youth welfare office did not file a report because they do not know the names of either the victim or the perpetrator.”

Liecke responded to their excuse, saying: “This case was clearly intended to be swept under the rug for political reasons. It wasn’t even put on the agenda at the district office, even though it should have been. Neither the youth welfare office nor the responsible city councilor filed any reports with the police. This is a scandal and must have consequences.”

Neukölln Mayor Martin Hikel, of the far-left Social Democrats (SPD), said he saw no grounds for disciplinary action against the Left Party youth councilor with political responsibility for the case, on the basis that she was only informed by her own welfare office on March 2.

He nonetheless acknowledged the gravity of the situation: “This shocking case shows that the structures and processes within the youth welfare office require a self-critical internal review. In this context, a survey on the topic of sexual assaults in youth recreation facilities would be advisable in order to develop systematic improvements. The district office will discuss this.”

According to crime data, nearly half of all gang rapes in Berlin are committed by foreigners. However, the other half is also thought to have a high number of German citizens with a migration background, although official figures have not been released.

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The buck stops at Israel and Trump – since everyone else runs away

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In the West, governments are busy lamenting the ruins of international law. (And Chancellor Merz is right: “international law protects Iran.”) The rest of the time, they are busy discussing threatened regional stability and the price of hydrocarbons. We even have prime ministers (Keir Starmer) who tell Trump to “dialogue with Iran”.

This is the inalienable privilege of Western democracy.

But this is a flabby democracy, held up by politicians in silk underwear who tremble at the idea of getting their hands dirty. The real luxury is always the same: being able to hate Netanyahu and Trump as if they were the devil with a red tie, while turning a blind eye-indeed both eyes-to a regime that hangs innocents from cranes, stones and massacres teenagers who dare shout “freedom,” enriches uranium to 60 percent and manufactures missiles that can reach the white cliffs of Dover.

Europeans are masters of a well-practiced art of balance: denounce with emphasis whatever comes from Tel Aviv or Washington, and wrap Tehran in the reassuring mists of “dialogue” and “de-escalation”.

They scream hysterically for an Israeli missile that hits a Hezbollah hideout disguised as a school (because terrorists love children as human shields), but when Tehran hangs a dissident they whisper: “Let’s not judge different cultures”.

Iranians cannot afford this luxury. They have Evin prison, gallows erected at dawn, and night burials.

In 1991, the image of the “Highway of Death”-Saddam Hussein’s army of criminals bombed while fleeing Kuwait-shocked Western public opinion and pushed for the immediate cessation of fighting in Iraq and Kuwait. The result was that Saddam Hussein’s air force and Republican Guard divisions were spared; during the “peace” that followed, those troops massacred Kurds and Shiites.

In 1993, the photograph of a dead American soldier dragged through the streets of Mogadishu after the “Black Hawk Down” incident pushed Bill Clinton to order a shameful withdrawal from Somalia.

A helicopter shot down, a corpse dragged through the streets in underwear, and Clinton packing up from Somalia like a thief caught in the act. From then on Americans understood: better not get involved, better not get their hands dirty, better let the chaos cooked by others simmer slowly.

Robert Kagan coined the phrase: “Americans are from Mars and Europeans are from Venus.” And from time to time Americans remember where they come from.

“Well, gentlemen, when the s*** hits the fan some guys run and some guys stay,” says Al Pacino in “Scent of a Woman.”

Americans and Israelis are like all Westerners, people who enjoy vacations and retire as soon as possible. With the difference that when the s*** hits the fan they are the only ones who stand firm.

When in 2014 the Americans were busy bombing ISIS in Iraq and Syria, what did Europe do? It invoked “international law” to justify its refusal.

Yohan Gross, a thirty-year-old mathematics professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, told the Telegraph:

“As Israelis, we feel we are doing the dirty work Europe does not want to do. British and European governments prefer to wait and see, to be diplomatic and handle things diplomatically. But that does not always work, especially with Islamists. We do the dirty work because we are on the front line and have no choice. It is absurd that we are criticized for it, especially because Europe can enjoy the fruits of everything we are doing here.”

In 2004, al-Qaeda managed for the first time to carry out a regime change in Europe after perpetrating the terrorist atrocities of the Madrid train bombings. Spain, after the Atocha massacres, turned mourning into an anti-American referendum and fled Iraq with its tail between its legs; since then it has disappeared from the map of serious geopolitics.

German media were shocked by the revelation that the German air force would be under attack during a potential mission in Syria against ISIS. “Putting German soldiers in danger!”-with an exclamation point-wrote Bild, Germany’s best-selling newspaper. The statement highlighted the anxiety of what John Vinocur of the Wall Street Journal called “a country where the army and air force basically do not fight.”

Because of the war against Tehran, thousands of European citizens are stranded in the Middle East. Alongside all the heartbreaking videos of citizens and influencers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, news channels broadcast moving accounts about this new type of victim: tourists stuck in a conflict zone, outraged at being “abandoned.” And when they finally arrive in Rome and Paris, microphones are placed in front of them to capture their ordeal.

Westerners suddenly discover, with belated horror, that the world is not an Airbnb catalogue and that history does not pause to let us check out.

And they can only hope that the wind does not change direction too quickly. Because at that point, opening the window tot escape will not be enough.

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UK: Pupils’ drawings could be blasphemous under Islamic law, Labour councils tell schools – while music and dance classes may go against the teachings of Islam

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Children’s drawings could be considered blasphemous, while music and dance lessons could contravene the teachings of Islam, local councils have warned schools.

The guidance has been issued to teachers across northern England as part of a publication intended to highlight ‘sensitivity and awareness around faiths and beliefs’.

Sharing The Journey has been designed to help schools ‘demonstrate a sensitive and positive approach to religious and cultural diversity to pupils, parents and carers’. 

It adds: ‘Schools will want to be flexible in catering for religious differences.’

This includes being aware of the ‘sensitivities’ that some Muslim parents may have around the ‘teaching of aspects of art, dance, drama, music, physical education, religious education and RSHE’.

The publication cites art as an example, stating that Islamic culture and civilisation has ‘a rich artistic tradition’ – but schools may find there are religious exceptions.

‘A three-dimensional imagery of humans is considered idolatrous by some Muslims,’ the guidance warns.

‘It is very important that the school understands this and is also careful not to ask its students to reproduce images of Jesus, Prophet Mohammed or other figures considered to be prophets in Islam. 

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The guidance has been distributed to several schools, including within the local authority of Kirklees where Batley Grammar School is located, The Telegraph reported.

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