Podcasts about Shamima

In this episode we (well mainly Duncan) talk to Shamima. Shamima is the mother of Shazeel, a swimmer with autism and reduced mental capacity.We hear what water means to Shazeel and how it has always calmed him down, and the challenges of teaching him how to swim. Shazeel & Duncan have swum together for 4 years now, training swims, short (2km) races all the way up to a 20km chopper challenge swim.Shamima tells us what it is like to see her son swim off when she is on-shore and Duncan gives us some stories about what swimming with Shazeel is like.Sarah O'Dywer was, and is, a key part of Shazeels swimming journey and may be able to help other disabled swimmers. Her email address is sarah.007@windowslive.com

Michael Buettner and Garry Burkinshaw broadcast a very special edition of Saturdays on the Coast live from Chemist outlet East Gosford and we thank them for supporting the show in 2024. The guys chat about some of the key things chemist outlet offer. Plus plenty of sport to chat about including NRL, AFL, Soccer - A league and EPL, Basketball - NBL and more. They are joined by guests including Tony Clarke from the Donnica Clarke foundation, "Little Buetts" Matthew Buettner about all things football and Shamima from chemist outlet. Also Buetts names his top 3 sporting highlights of the week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do you think ISIS recruits like Shamima Begum deserve a second chance?Well, former IS member Tareena Shakil who also fled Britain to join the Islamic State in Syria, was later allowed to return home to the UK, unlike Shamima.Tareena Shakil, was the first woman to be prosecuted in the UK for joining a terror group. She was sentenced to six years behind bars after running away to Syria with her child, when she was 24. So why did Tareena deserve another shot? And how does Tareena's case differ from Shamima's?And ultimately, how do we as a society learn to trust those formerly associated with terror groups? ITV News Digital Video Producer Amani Ibrahimi brings you What You Need to Know…. Produced by Anna Georgevic

Shamima discourse! Phil is OBSESSSED with the El Savadoran Mega Prison, pro-rules Johnny Cash, country music vs pop music, correspondence from Chris the supporting artiste  Get bonus BudPod on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 23-year-old lost a challenge against the decision to strip her of her British citizenship on national security grounds last week. Shamima was 15 when she travelled from East London to Syria to join the so-called Islamic State. Peter says: “The crimes which she is accused are crimes against the laws of this country.” Mike disagrees, saying: “But her crimes were not committed here.” #shamimabegum #peterhitchens #mikegraham #talktv #talkradio

Welcome to The Weekly Sceptic - episode 26… The boys discuss Jacob Rees-Mogg's GB News debut, Rishi's Northern Ireland deal and the prominent brexiteers' reaction to it. Nick and Toby discuss the ‘desecration' of the Quran by pupils at a Wakefield school and whether, because of multiculturalism, Britain now has unofficial blasphemy laws. Shamima Begum makes a return to the news and Nick and Toby discuss people's varying reactions (as well as their own) to her wishing to return. Scott Adams has been completely cancelled and the boys go into detail regarding whether it was justified, whether Adams is on the spectrum (and then, of course, inevitably they discuss whether they themselves are on the spectrum).  This week's sponsor is Thor Holt and you can find him here: https://thorholt.substack.com/  https://www.thorholt.com/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/thorholt/ or on his Telegram channel at @thor_holt (visit https://belle-epoque.co.uk/ for Thor's meet up). To advertise on one of the fastest growing podcasts in the world, drop Toby a line at thedailysceptic@gmail.com. Nick is joined by Will Jones to catch up on the week's most interesting stories as featured in the Daily Sceptic. Nick and Toby compete in a slightly shortened version of Peak Woke. And finally – Dr Peterson kindly returns again to help solve our readers' pressing problems. If you are interested in attending a live recording of the Weekly Sceptic podcast in London – please email us to let us know at thedailysceptic@gmail.com. Please send in your problems for Dr Peterson to answer next week to: thedailysceptic@gmail.com (and let us know if you'd like us to use your name). Please go to https://dailysceptic.org/ and make a donation so we can continue to bring you all this high quality content. Subscribe to Nick's substack: https://nickdixon.substack.com/ Or Toby's substack: https://tobyyoung.substack.com/ And Nick's New Podcast: https://currentthingpod.podbean.com/ Produced by Jason Clift Music by Tinderella

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In 2015, a 15-year-old East London girl left for Syria with two of her friends to live in the so-called Caliphate. After Shamima Begum was captured in a refugee camp in 2019, the British public was enraged by her attitude that she'd done nothing wrong and for downplaying the violence committed by ISIS.Journalist Josh Baker traveled to Syria to interview the evasive prisoner, then retraced her steps to fact check her story - that she went to the Caliphate to practice fundamentalism, not to become an ISIS soldier.  BBC Sounds and Radio 5 Live present season two of “I'm Not a Monster: The Shamima Begum Story.” Josh Baker explores war ravaged Syria to discover the network which smuggled her into ISIS territory, examine her life as a soldier's bride in the Caliphate, and confirm whether or not the British teen was an active combatant against Coalition forces. The host repeatedly risks his safety to answer the simple question: should Shamima be believed?OUR SPOILER-FREE REVIEWS OF "I'M NOT A MONSTER" BEGIN IN THE FINAL TEN MINUTES OF THE EPISODE.In Crime of the Week: shitty review

Three London schoolgirls disappear, heading for a war zone. Four years later only one emerges from the ashes of ISIS. Nobody knows what really happened to her. Josh Baker meets Shamima Begum in Syria to begin unpicking her story. Almost eight years earlier, he was filming in Shamima's local mosque when news broke that she and her friends had gone missing, it made global headlines. He was there when their families came asking for help, but it was all too late; they'd already made it into the hands of the Islamic State group. But how did it all begin? Reporter: Josh Baker Written by: Josh Baker and Joe Kent Producers: Josh Baker, Sara Obeidat and Joe Kent Composer: Firas Abou Fakher Theme music: Sam Slater Mix and sound design: Tom Brignell Production coordinator: Janet Staples Series Editor: Jonathan Aspinwall Head of Long Form Audio: Emma Rippon Commissioning Executive: Dylan HaskinsARCHIVE Good Morning Britain (ITV, September 2021) Sky News: John Sparks interviews Shamima Begum (February 2019)

Has anyone ever told you the truth about being a girl? Well, if nobody has then here are two very amazing girls, Veronica, and Estella, who has known the truth about being girls. Listen the podcast to find out the truth that has been hidden their whole life. Check out all the other episodes from SAC at archdradio.com/sac

Andrew Drury is an adventure tourist, who appeared in Dark Tourist, the Netflix series with journalist David Farrier. We'll talk a bit about that, as well as his years-long texting and real-life interactions with Shamima Begum - a British born woman who left the UK in 2015 aged 15 to join ISIS. Andrew Drury links: https://www.freewebstore.org/candy-jar-store/product/trip-hazard https://twitter.com/andrewdrury Andrew Gold links: http://youtube.com/andrewgold1 http://instagram.com/andrewgold_ok http://twitter.com/andrewgold_ok Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Podcast Summary:In this episode, Victor speaks to Shamima about her upbringing in Ghana and relocating to Canada to attend University. Shamima shares her experience with culture shock and how she quickly adapted to excelling in her academia. Lastly, we discuss how Shamima scaled her consultancy business helping over 400+ ambitious students land their dream jobs & school entrance. Guest Bio:Shamima Nyamekye is a final-year Criminology undergraduate at Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada. She is currently the President of the Toronto Metropolitan Women In Law society. Shamima is also CEO and founder of Inspired by Shay (IBS), a Canadian consultancy firm providing global career and academic support to students.Timestamps:(00:58) - Zencastr Sponsor Ad(02:08) - Introduction(05:00) - Shamima experience growing up in Ghana and schooling in Canada(12:00) - How to write an outstanding application and CV(16:25) - Founding Inspired by Shay (IBS) consultancy firm(24:30) - Shamima struggles with perfection(30:40) - The reason many Ghanaians opt to study and work abroad(32:34) - How Shamima picked up her business skills and acumen(41:30) - What motivates you?(46:35) - What does success mean to you?(52:00) - The key to creating a plan and setting goals(57:20) - The benefits of being a teacher's pet(01:05:20) - Losing friends and keeping a small circleSponsors: This episode was recorded using Zencastr, a podcasting platform that records quality audio and 1080P HD video. I've used Zencastr to record every episode of The Valuable Podcast and they're now an official sponsor! If you want to start a podcast, try Zencastr and get 30% OFF a pro account by going to zen.ai/valuable1 and entering promo code valuable1.Interested in sponsoring this show or running podcast ads to grow your business? Go to zen.ai/valuablepod1 and fill out the contact information so Zencastr can help you, bring your business dreams to life.Newsletter/Blog:For exclusive written content, join the weekly newsletter: www.valuablepodcast.comSocial Media:Instagram: @valuablepodcastTikTok: @valuablepodcastTwitter: @thevaluablepodYouTube: @valuablepodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Shamima, a 21-year old career & educational consultant joins us for our series, "Building Successful Careers" Be original. Why be an "OK" doctor when you can be a great lawyer? When it comes to building successful careers, the first thing is to start out with what you are passionate about and begin the journey. Don't just rely on passion, you need to also cultivate the habit of researching and connecting with people who are where you want to be. Passion alone won't sustain you, you will also need to figure out how you can turn your passion into profits. If you are a student, Shamima also encourages you to engage in a lot of extracurricular activities so you develop other relevant skills needed for life after school. Don't put yourself in a box! If you don't do it while your hair is black, you will do it when your hair is white! Do the hard things now and it will always pay off. Don't forget to put God in the center and He will always direct you. Shamima shares these and more on building successful careers. Listen, Share & Enjoy!

Dervish is with Andrew Drury a journalist and film-maker with a passion for meeting, interviewing, and getting to the truth around events that have captured the attention of the world Over the last year, Andy has been the person Shamima Begum, the teenager from East London who travelled to Syria to join ISIS  has been talking to, and he shares an insight into the person behind the headlines. He also talks to Dervish about some of his interviews and experiences from travelling the world and what its really like being  in extreme situations with extreme individuals   KEY TAKEAWAYS Shamima was radicalised at age thirteen I'm interviewing Assad the Syrian President next, it will be his first interview in seven years My new film ‘Danger Zone' is finished and will come out this year With the radicalisation of Shamima someone is responsible for it, at thirteen she was just a schoolgirl and the question is why did no one stop her? In my eyes, she's a victim herself The question is how do you become British? Shamima was born in England but her father is from Bangladesh so the question is how many generations does it take to prove you are British? We betrayed a whole nation and we don't care because we choose who we feel sorry for The number of people lost in the twin towers happens at least twice over every year in Somali Because it's a different race we don't understand we don't think or care about it When you travel to war zones and see the reality for people it's understandable that they want a better life for themselves and their children The girls in the camps are leaving and they are being repatriated There are British girls who have done deals with the Government to come back In Mogadishu, my bodyguard was blown up and killed I've been to places where suicide attacks have happened The Klu Klax Klan love to watch Downton Abbey    BEST MOMENTS ‘The people who are in refugee camps are the people who can't afford to get out' ‘We say we aren't racist as a country but we are because we don't care if a race we don't recognise has a big loss' ‘Currently she is stateless and that's against her human rights'   VALUABLE RESOURCES Full Throttle With Dervish podcast   ABOUT THE HOST Dervish is a Spacecraft Designer and a Mechanical Engineer by day and podcaster by night. As a Spacecraft Designer, he has worked on some of the biggest space projects and is a creative engineering force always interested in projects that involve solving global challenges. As a podcaster, he brings together fascinating stories and content from those who are at the heart of the classic and supercar worlds with a hint of design and engineering woven into the mix. He has a passion for classic cars and supercars and has recently built his own Triumph TR3  junior electric car for his son. When he is not involved with cars he loves restoring antique and vintage items. CONTACT DETAILS https://www.patreon.com/user?u=43111944   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shamima Begum is no longer British. Her case is heard in the Supreme Court - but will she ever be judged fairly? She's stuck in a Syrian camp, nowhere to go. Not into freedom in Syria, or back home to go on trial, and certainly not to Bangladesh.She says she's being singled out because of the intense media attention she's received but we look at other cases like hers to see just how common losing your British citizenship is.In this final episode, ITV's Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo looks at the role of the media and of the public in shaping Shamima's story.Shamima Begum: The Blame Game is written and presented by Rohit Kachroo, produced by Dawn Kelly, Tam Hussein, Dan Howells, Katie Bilboa and Will Tullis. The executive producer is Matt Williams.

Eighteen months since the girls went missing and one of them - Kadiza Sultana - is dead.Representatives from three different political parties in Tower Hamlets come together to discuss the question of a serious case review - or lack of one. Questions for the local authorities are asked.And after years of silence, Shamima escapes from ISIS territory and is finally found. ITV's Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo meets her to present her with a letter from the Home Secretary stripping her of her British Citizenship. Why has she become one of the most hated women in Britain and what role does gender play in our perception of terrorism?

Shamima Begum was 15 years old when she left Bethnal Green with her two school friends to travel to Syria to join the ISIS Caliphate in 2015. From day one, ITV News, led by its Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo, has followed the story of Shamima closer than anyone else. With unparalleled archive, unique testimonies, exclusive interviews and analysis from an award winning journalist, we unpack the story from when it started, to where we are now. It's a story with one individual at the heart of it, but one that involves multiple agencies, institutions and countries, all seeking to shift the blame for how and why this happened. In Shamima Begum - The Blame Game, Rohit Kachroo addresses those questions.

Wieder ein neues Interview meiner Reihe "Sabine Strutzke meets" mit Shamima Abbe aus Hamburg. Sie ist Yoga Lehrerin und Ayurveda Therapeutin. BEDANK DICH BEI DIR SELBST UND SCHENKE DIR SELBST EIN LÄCHELN! Diesen schönen Satz und noch viel mehr hat Shamima mir erzählt in diesem tollen Interview. Sie ist Yoga Lehrerin und zwar nicht irgendeine, sondern sie unterrichtet Yoga auf dem Stuhl. Lausche mal, was sie tolles zu erzählen hat. Und das allerbeste ist ihr Marketing Tipp!!!   www.sabine-strutzke.de Shamima Abbe aus Hamburg findest du ganz klassisch über das Telefonbuch oder über mich.

Film and documentary maker and war journalist Andrew Drury who is best known for his documentary interview with Shamima Begum talks to Dervish about how he followed his passion and shares some of his experiences from across the world in this fascinating episode He discusses the importance of reporting the truth in any story and why getting the truth out to the wider world is so important along with how he got started through adventure tourism this is a great listen that confronts some of the challenges faced by people across the globe and the value in hearing the truth.   KEY TAKEAWAYS For me interviewing Shamima was a scoop because I've only been working as a journalist for the last couple of years My passion for adventure tourism started about twenty-five years ago I love a story and I spent time with a sniper who shared his story I have brought back stories that people need to hear about For me, podcasts are another way of getting the truth out there. It's for Shamima's story and the truth to be told I believe there are lots of people who need to come back but I told her I believe she should go to prison if she comes back here She became a terrorist when she married someone who was a member of ISIS She was a normal teenager but then she changed When you are there you can't just leave it doesn't work like that I've seen atrocities all over the world and have spoken to people who were forced to watch beheadings by ISIS The system in this country failed Shamima, people should have noticed if she was becoming radicalised I think they will have her back because she knows too much but she's not a threat There has to be a certain amount of humanity and compassion I love telling stories and It's about living a life that means something I don't want to leave this planet not having done anything   BEST MOMENTS ‘I love documentaries and I want to live a documentary' ‘It's about following your passion' ‘Travelling is what changed my mindset about people'   VALUABLE RESOURCES Full Throttle With Dervish podcast   ABOUT THE HOST Dervish is a Spacecraft Designer and a Mechanical Engineer by day and podcaster by night. As a Spacecraft Designer, he has worked on some of the biggest space projects and is a creative engineering force always interested in projects that involve solving global challenges. As a podcaster, he brings together fascinating stories and content from those who are at the heart of the classic and supercar worlds with a hint of design and engineering woven into the mix. He has a passion for classic cars and supercars and has recently built his own Triumph TR3  junior electric car for his son. When he is not involved with cars he loves restoring antique and vintage items. CONTACT DETAILS https://www.patreon.com/user?u=43111944 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On February 17th, 2015, three teenage girls from Bethnal Green, London, boarded a flight at Gatwick Airport for Istanbul, Turkey. The schoolgirls — Amira Abase, Shamima Begum, and Kadiza Sultana — weren’t headed for a Mediterranean holiday; they were en route to Syria to join the Islamic State — otherwise known as ISIS or Daesh. The news shocked the British public. Though thousands of men — and at least dozens of women — had already traveled from Europe to Syria and Iraq to join jihadist organizations, the idea that three straight-A students would run away from home to join a terrorist syndicate seemed incomprehensible. So, why did Amira, Shamima, and Kadiza leave their relatively guarded lives in East London to join the Islamic State? What has happened to them in the meantime? And — most important to our discussion of the Syrian Civil War — what is to be done with the ISIS members who remain? Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/DasCriminal Sources: https://bit.ly/3bhoMVw

Ramadan #HistoricMuslimah​ #7: "Shamima Sheikh" | Did you know that orthodox Islamic scholar Imam Shafi'i's janaza (funeral) prayer was led by a woman? Today, Khateebah Amira Al-Sarraf teaches us about the amazing Muslim woman who drew upon orthodox Islamic tradition and scholarship to lead a movement in South Africa for all women.   DONATE to The Women's Mosque of America today: womensmosque.com/donate Do you want to hear more uplifting spiritual wisdom from Khateebah Amira Al-Sarraf? Watch her past khutbah at The Women's Mosque of America below! "Caring for the Environment Like Prophet Muhammad (p)" Khutbah by Amira Al-Sarraf: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SKM8...​   Bio: Amira Al-Sarraf is the Head of School at New Horizon School, an Islamic school in Pasadena awarded the National Blue Ribbon by the U.S. Department of Education. She has a B.A. in Middle Eastern Studies from UC Berkeley and an M.S. Ed. in Educational Leadership from Walden University. With over 25 years of experience in the field of education, she is passionate about serving the academic, social, emotional, spiritual, and creative needs of students as well as building a culture of collaboration and coherent pedagogy among faculty. Believing in the critical need for interfaith work, she has been actively involved in interfaith projects with the Skirball Cultural Center, Weizmann Jewish Day School, the Interfaith Peace Academy, and the Alice and Nahum Lainer School. Currently, she is a member of the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health Interfaith Clergy Roundtable Project in Arcadia, and she serves on the Board of Trustees of the Western Justice Center as well as the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education. She also served on the Board of Trustees of Alverno Heights Academy, an all-girls' Catholic school. In the area of curriculum development, she is a co-author of Transitions, a health and human development program that teaches young Muslims about the important physiological and emotional changes they face during adolescence within the context of Islamic values. She has also been actively involved in the development of the Islamic Studies program at New Horizon and recently designed a new Islamic Studies curriculum for the Bureau of Islamic and Arabic Education that takes a dynamic approach to teaching Islam, incorporates comparative religion, integrates California social studies and science standards, and emphasizes the application of universal moral values and critical thinking skills. With a love for nature and the outdoors, she sought to give students at New Horizon a sense of the importance of environmental stewardship through a recent project at the school: the building of the New Horizon Peace Garden. She initiated this project in 2011 and worked with the NHS Garden Committee to fulfill the vision for the garden as a place of community-building and garden-based learning. She has attended conferences and workshops including American Horticultural Society and Living Schoolyards and seeks ways for this extraordinary outdoor classroom to touch all the learning at the school. Born and raised Los Angeles, she grew up in an interfaith household with a Palestinian-American father and a European-American mother. Amira is the mother of four adult children who are working or studying in the fields of law or elementary education.   Do you want to find out about The Women's Mosque of America's upcoming women-led & co-ed events? Sign up for our newsletter here: https://us9.campaign-archive.com/home...​ The Women's Mosque of America is the nation's first women-led Muslim house of worship and a registered 501(c)3 non-profit. The Women's Mosque of America strives to uplift the entire Muslim community by empowering Muslim women and girls through more direct access to Islamic scholarship and leadership. The Women's Mosque of America provides a safe space for women to feel welcome, respected, and actively engaged within the Muslim Ummah. It complements existing mosques, offering opportunities for women to grow, learn, and gain inspiration to spread throughout their respective communities. The Women's Mosque of America provides women-led Friday jumma'a services for women and children (including boys 12 and under) once a month in Southern California. In addition, The Women's Mosque of America provides programming, events, and classes open to both men and women that aim to increase community access to female Muslim scholars and female perspectives on Islamic knowledge and spirituality.

This is the tale of two jihadi brides who are stuck in legal limbo in Middle East camps, while their native countries - the UK and France - think it’s too dangerous to allow them to return. This stands in stark comparison with two Yemeni terrorists who just crossed into America through its open borders. While European countries protect themselves from terrorists, by making it difficult for jihadi brides and other ISIS sympathizers to return, America has opened its borders inviting everyone - including terrorists - in! Emilie Konig, a French ISIS bride begging to return from Syria, just underwent an identical makeover to Shamima Begun, a British ISIS bride - changing from black veils to Western clothing - sunglasses, hoodies, leggings and even a Yankee baseball hat. Are they just pretending to have tossed off their ISIS beliefs, like they did their clothes - or are they sincere? Their stories of looking for love in all the wrong places explain how young girls become mesmerized by jihadi fighters and travel across the world to reach them. Then back to the two Yemeni men who crossed the border from Mexico into the U.S. They were not only on the FBI’s terror watchlist, but also on the No Fly List. If you’re thinking there were only two of them, remember it only takes one suicide bomber to cause a devastating attack. Hear why else you should care - and how they're only the tip of the iceberg.

On this edition of the Wahda Podcast Kaamil is joined by Salaih (a young brother from Reading) to discuss the Shamima Begum case as well as looking at the double standards in society and how we can combat these issues.

I am joined by Yvie, a Psychologist for LFC, and GB Triathlete. We discuss the brain, soy milk and Shamima Begum! Let me know where you're listening from @bejohnceuk and #bejohnceknows

This is the audio only version of Jon Gaunt's Facebook Live and Youtube TV show from Friday February 26 2021. Are you pleased that Shamima Begham has lost the court case? Is the Queen right to tell people to do their duty and get the vaccine? Has Harry upstaged his granny again. Plus a bit of real magic at the end of the show.  Jon's TV show is on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 pm on his Facebook page and on Jon Gaunt TV here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj8D6iM0mO27Wiz71ddNzHQ?view_as=subscriber Please subscribe @youtube to Jon Gaunt TV Please follow jongaunt on Facebook and Twitter.    

Out of the 3 options of Meghan Markle, Jeremy Corbyn or Shamima Begum, who's shoes would you rather walk in? Let us know on Twitter @_CuriousAnarchy...

The 16 Days of Activism Campaign against violence against women and girls began in Fiji yesterday. The campaign started on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and ends on December 10, which is the International Human Rights Day. The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre's coordinator is Shamima Ali who joined the centre months after the centre was established back in 1984. To tell us more about the work of the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre, the 16 days of activism as well as a little bit about herself we have on the line from Fiji Shamima Ali.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A 2 Ps this week, with none of the Ps! Eggy and Sandip Riding Solo this week and obviously get deep into Race, Politics and also, why does Eggy hate Birthdays??? @SikhMilly @Ekram_razaq @ShowMotionStudios @2psonapod

In the latest episode of our ‘In Conversation’ podcast we caught up with Shamima and Alicya; two Manchester Alumni whose fashion business was recently highly commended for social innovation at the Manchester Making A Difference Awards 2020. Listen here to find out how they came up with the idea, what empowerment and sustainability means to them, their goals for the future and how studying at the GDI, in particular the Poverty, Inequality and Development pathway, helped to shape their business approach.

Shamima Begum has lost the first stage of her appeal against the removal of her citizenship. The judge decided she was not "stateless". According to information we have received, Shamima returned to the UK in secret on Christmas Eve and is being kept in an undisclosed location. According to the world at large, Shamima remains in Camp Roj, a refugee camp in the Hasakeh region of northern Syria along with hundreds of other ISIS brides and their children. Regardless of the truth of the foregoing, what would you do with her and with the many others in her situation? Make them stateless? Is the removal of citizenship an honourable solution to this troubling issue? Surely not?Support the show (https://www.justgiving.com/tncf)

In this safeguarding podcast we discuss the online grooming of Shamima Begum with Dal Babu, former Chief Superintendent of the Met police. Was Shamima a terrorist, or was she a victim of online radicalisation and a failed safeguarding system? Did the UK's Home Secretary Sajid Javid break UK law? What part does austerity-driven hunger lead to the radicalisation of children? All this and more in a fascinating discussion.

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Akramul, Faima and Abid continue their discussion about the rise in Islamophobia and it's ties to societal influences. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0xtRBUNsKtuGtZOVr5dDUh?si=PlmdsWkUTDaiePRFEeyfqQ Apple devices: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-common-room-podcast/id1372590914?mt=2 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/commonroompod YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCJluBjFikx3Dm0o2Srf9AqA

Theresa May's Brexit deal is going up for another vote in the Commons... and looks set to be voted down again. What happens next? More votes on more scenarios, and we run through them. Plus, the tragic case of the needless death of Shamima Begum's baby. Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

The Tomato Podcast #28 - R Kelly Explodes, Michael Jackson Exposed, Kylie Jenner Becomes Youngest Billionaire, Ariana Grande Back With Big Sean, Man Arrested For Throwing Egg at Jeremy Corbyn, 3 Explosive Devices Sent to London, Shamima Begum's Baby Dies... Follow us on Facebook for more content: www.facebook.com/podcasttomato/ Connect with us on Twitter: @PodcastTomato Connect with us on Instagram: PodcastTomato Listen to us on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1PRU7O1QPxw8aUM4QdH6CS Listen to us on iTunes Podcast: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-t…2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 #TTPod

Topics this week: - Shamima Begum - Slumflower - What feminism means to you - Stacey Dooley, Comic Relief and David Lammy - Kanye West remixing Fred Hammond - Jussie Smollett - Trump, the Cohen hearing and the "black friend" - Is Madea coonery? Please remember to like/rate and review on Soundcloud, Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Hit us up on: Instagram - @talesfromtheplantation Facebook - @talesfromtheplantation SoundCloud - @talesfromtheplantation Twitter - @plantationtales Tales from the Plantation is an podcast that started off as a WhatsApp group where friends came to complain about the struggles of being a black person in the workplace, and had a continuous stream of stories about microaggressions, off key comments and downright outrageous behaviour. The monthly podcast features discussions on a variety of topics from a primarily black perspective. If you have a tale about racism you've experienced, whether in the workplace, on the street etc., send it in to talesfromtheplantation@gmail.com and we'll read it out on the next show!

Whew! February has been a month! This week the ladies discuss the news that has been breaking over BBC News and Instagram feeds. Be ready for all of the opinions!

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More on the Shamima Begum controversy. Also in this episode: - Woman eats her husband's ashes - Jussie Smollett update - R. Kelly charges - Am I The Arsehole Join the conversation #2H2Rpodcast Twitter: @2h2rpodcast Email: 2h2rpodcast@gmail.com

On today's ep... we discuss Abducted in Plain Sight, the truth about Theo being demoted, and Ally getting fired from her first job. Ally also had an awkard encounter with her new school crush. Moreover, we give our very noteworthy and intellectual opinions on hard hitting topics such as Shamima the ISIS convert and drug testing at festivals. Email us your questions: theundecidedgenz@gmail.com Or DM us: @theundecidedgenz

We discuss Jussie Smollett from Empire Scandal, what would you do in their position, and should Shamima be allowed back? Subscribe for more. Follow us on socials: @jonaravelo @joshhhim @marcelo_1105

The Uk governments decision to revoke Shamima Beghams British Citizenship.My unpopular decision.Being woke in this time of popular politics.

ISIS brides, hate-crime hoaxes and the Independent Group. Brendan O'Neill, Tom Slater and Fraser Myers discuss. Support the show: https://www.spiked-online.com/donate-to-spiked/

Yesterday a lot of the conversation of the world centred around Shamima Begum. The Islamic girl from Bethnal Green in the East End of London.  A girl who was radicalised, left the UK for Syria and the ISIS caliphate at 15 and now aged 19 is stranded in a refugee camp in the desert wanting to come home.It’s not something I did talkback on because really there’s no debate. A spokesperson from the Home Office said what I think we all think.  Shamima made her bed and she should lie in it.But, the law must prevail and the UK will probably have to let her back in.  Statehood is one of the hardest things to strip and if you’re going to deny it you’d be better off denying it as someone leaves and not as they try to returnSo things got interesting when Helen Clark waded in.  First on Twitter, and then on this radio station.  She said we should have more sympathy for Shamima because she was radicalised as a kid, and she’s made a terrible mistake and she should be allowed to go home under the closest security.I certainly agree with the last part.  I'd keep a very sharp eye on her.  She’s no reformed radical.  In the past four years she’s witnessed all sorts of things, she’s seen all sorts of horrors.  She’s had two children that have died and she’s pregnant with a third.  And she seems coldly calm and unrepentant about it all She’s only 19 for goodness sake.But Helen Clark’s statements got a lot of people’s noses out of joint. And some have emailed me.  They’re saying what right does Clark have to meddle in the business of another country. One said that Helen Clark should never be heard on issues and also questioned why Clark’s former advisor Heather Simpson has had an office at the Beehive. An allegation has been around the traps that Helen Clark and Heather Simpson are the real power behind the Labour Party and that they hold undue influence.So Heather Simpson first.  Or H2 as she’s known because of her close relationship with Helen Clark over decades.  She’s been her trusted advisor as Minister of Health and Prime Minister and her time at the UN.  A couple of years ago the Labour Party employed her to sort out their campaign and organisation.  She’s currently the chair of the review into our DHBs. Then there’s H1.  Helen Clark, who we know well.  A career politician.  PM for a decade.  Head of the United Nations Development Programme from 2009 to 2017. Both these women have a wealth of institutional experience and knowledge and you’d be silly to ignore that.  If anyone knows what they’re talking about on refugee issues it’s Helen Clark.  Simpson knows more about running an efficient government than most.Wanting these women to keep their traps shut is a strange position to take.  Because it’s against their freedom to speak.  Believing that they have undue influence is also weird. They’re paid up members of the labour Party and if they have an opinion on where it should go it’s their right.  Of course, that doesn’t mean you need to agree with anything they say but you do need to defend their right to say it.There’s a funny convention around regarding former leaders commenting on current issues which I’ve never understood fully.  Of course if they show up the current leaders then that’s unfortunate and embarrassing. But in the dialogue about our country I personally would like to hear from the people who know the most. 

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