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A proud Yorkshire man who has beacon of inspiration from Bradford’s played a key role in educating Hindu community, who has dedicated the Asian community about thousands of voluntary hours to ‘sewa’ registering to give blood and (selfless service) for local causes, will made a massive impact on now be supporting the Indian national figures has now been community residents and help make appointed to assist with the Census 2021 a success. upcoming census. Harkishan Mistry, a Continued on page 8 2 Local www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition

• We're eating & Yoga expert drinking more in says Covid-19 lockdown: One in two people (48%) said challenges on they've eaten more, and one in three (29%) said physical they drank more alcohol wellbeing can • We're less active: Nearly one in two people be smashed (46%) have been less active since working with a change from home in attitude PIt’d be fair to say that lockdown has been tough “Depending upon your GPs advice try few things and we may have been living more sedentary lifestyles like Yoga, Zumba, Pilates, Body Balance, etc. don’t be during the coronavirus crisis, which has taken an afraid to find out what you like, and explore the inevitable toll on our physical and mental health. options with family to make it a fun time together,” Since the pandemic hit, we've had to completely Binny adds. CONTACT US: overhaul our lifestyles - from homeschooling the “For people who don’t feel up to braving the winter children, working from home, while curbing the weather, yoga is the perfect alternative to improving amount of time we spent outdoors mobility. and having to stay away from our “With indoor exercises you don’t Tel : 0113 322 9911 Follow us on loved ones. It's easy to feel out of necessarily need a lot of space - the control in the midst of a global The most size of a yoga mat will do just fine. 08703 608 606 pandemic, and when we're forced to “Yoga can help you not just become rebuild our routines around social important part strong in the body but also in the mind. Email : distancing restrictions. Studies done by Harvard have shown Yoga and wellbeing expert Binny of any weight- that the side effects of yoga is relaxed [email protected] Asian Express is available as Chadha says it can all change with a mind, healthy body, strong immune a FREE WEEKLY pick-up from change in attitude. loss journey is to system and at the same time it helps Stories: [email protected] selected supermarkets, “Whilst it’s important that we have lower blood pressure, blood sugar [email protected] a positive body image, and appreciate add a good 30-60 levels and heart rate. retail outlets, community ourselves just as we are, it’s also Binny adds: “Make exercise a Advertising enquiries: centres, boutiques, important that we understand that minute workout top priority, and you don’t have [email protected] restaurants and many other putting on those extra pounds around 3-6 times a week to find hours to do it, with 30- distribution outlets across our midriff can be a start of many minutes of moderate Text to mobile : health problems that can be intensity activity that the Yorkshire region. avoidable,” says Binny. such as walks increases your heart rate 07772 365 325 “We need to understand that just and breathing will see by losing few pounds or by giving up you reap benefits. smoking/drinking we can start to see some immediate “Turn everyday things into active health benefits, like improvement in our mood and time. Make your everyday tasks So pick-up your FREE copy stress response. more active. Take the stairs, walk “Over time these positive changes are in direct to the shops, work up a quotient to reducing various other health risks like housework sweat, spend of Asian Express TODAY! high blood pressure, weak bone density, fertility, liver time with the kids in the problems, lung infections, heart and brain back garden - it all adds degenerative diseases.” up.” ©Media Buzz. All contents are Copyright. All Rights are reserved. No part of this publication may be stored in any The most important part of any weight-loss journey retrieval system or transmitted electronically in any form without prior written permission of the Publishers. Whilst every effort is made to ensure accuracy, no responsibility can be accepted for inaccuracies howsoever caused. Contributed is to add a good 30-60 minute workout 3-6 times a material does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Publishers. The editorial policy and general layout of this publication are at the discretion of the publisher and no debate will be entered into. No responsibility can be accepted week such as walks, or just staying active during the for illustrations, articles or photographs whilst in transmission with the Publishers or their Agent unless a commitment is made in writing prior to receipt of such items. day for mobility. Even during these unprecedented times of lockdowns and tiered restrictions, there’s an array of both free and paid online classes to choose from. To calculate your BMI go to: www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-weight/bmi-calculator/ January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 3

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Yoga teacher and fitness expert Binny Chadha Saandal • Stay motivated - read success life stories, join a says stretching keeps the community page or support group like ‘Better muscles flexible, strong and Health’ (www.nhs.uk/better-health), or connect healthy which is crucial in maintaining flexibility of the with like-minded people via online groups. joints • Try and set aside 30-minutes three to four times a week of any activity you can comfortably carry out, and one which increases your hearth rate. • Last but not the least make sure you get adequate sleep and to combat insomnia practice breathing exercises, and do some yoga stretches to release tension in the body. Listen to soothing guided meditation or music to be in the present and let go of the stress. 4 Local www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition

Data analysis is revealing a recover from them. But if patients second sharp drop in the number delay or avoid treatment, their will of people admitted to hospital in Heart attack patients ‘fearful’ of suffer life-limiting complications – or England with acute heart failure or they will die.” a heart attack. Dr Jianhua Wu, Associate Professor The decline began in October, as at the University of Leeds, led the the numbers of COVID-19 infections seeking medical help amid COVID crisis analysis. He said: “One of the began to surge ahead of the second worrying aspects of our research is lockdown, which came into force in that the decline we have seen since early November. • Drop in patient attendances started just before the second lockdown came into force October may not have yet bottomed The findings, from a research group out. Inevitably there is a fear that will led by the University of Leeds, have • Latest figures reveal it is probably continuing through third lockdown result in deaths that perhaps could been revealed in a letter to the Journal have been avoided.” of the American College of Cardiology. Professor Simon Ray, President of (An embargoed copy of the letter can people seeking emergency medical are fearful of attending hospital were either too afraid to go to hospital the British Cardiovascular Society, be accessed from this link.) help for cardiovascular emergences in despite having medical for fear of contracting COVID-19 or added: “This research illustrates again The decline - 41 percent fewer the first wave of the pandemic may emergencies...” were not referred for treatment. the importance of the message that people attending with heart failure and have contributed to more than 2,000 Chris Gale, Professor of “The message to patients needs to other medical problems don’t stop 34 percent with a heart attack excess deaths in England and Wales. Cardiovascular Medicine at Leeds, be clear. If they experience symptoms because of COVID and that people compared to pre-pandemic levels - is In the letter to the journal, the who supervised the data analysis, of a heart attack or acute heart failure, with serious problems like heart attack approaching the size of that observed scientists note: “The second dip said: “I am afraid that we are seeing a they need to attend hospital. These and acute heart failure still need to be during the first wave of the pandemic. appears of similar magnitude to that of re-run of one of the preventable are unforgiving medical emergencies. seen and treated urgently to prevent The researchers believe the drop in the first, and signals that the public tragedies of the first wave - people With the right help, people can death or long-term ill health.” Supreme Court rules insurers MUST pay small firms for Covid lockdown losses

During lockdown last year, many small businesses made claims through business interruption insurance policies for loss of earnings The court considered the following key areas when they had to close. But they faced damning ramifications when many insurers refused to pay, arguing only the most specialist policies had cover for such unprecedented restrictions. Disease clauses radius). The Supreme Court allowed a allowed for the losses calculated to be On 15th January 2021, the Supreme Court handed down its Disease clauses are those which more generous interpretation in respect adjusted to take into account trends or typically cover business interruption of these clauses, such that a mere other circumstances affecting the judgment in the FCA Business Interruption Insurance (BII) case, losses incurred as a result of an instruction from a public authority could business, in order to estimate the losses which in short, means the Supreme Court largely agreed with the occurrence of a notifiable disease be considered an imposed restriction, in suffered if Covid-19 had not occurred. decision of the High Court and found in favour of the FCA and (Covid-19) within a specified radius of addition to those clear mandatory The legal representatives for the insurers BII policy holders. the business premises. The Supreme requirements. Further, the exact manner had used these arguments to try and Now tens of thousands of small businesses will receive insurance Court found that, in disagreement with of prevention/inability to use a premises argue that some of the effects of Covid- payouts covering losses from the first national lockdown, following the High Court, each case of Covid-19 was considered and it was found that an 19 (for example, a reduction in footfall for the Supreme Court, which found largely in favour of small firms was a separate occurrence and that the inability, as opposed to a mere retail businesses) were separate from receiving payments from business interruption insurance policies. clauses would only cover losses due to a hindrance, was required but that this the insured peril itself and thus could be For some businesses it could provide a lifeline, allowing them to case of the disease within the specified could apply to either a discrete business used to reduce the sums calculated. The trade beyond the coronavirus crisis. radius. However, due to the issues activity or a discrete part of the premises. Supreme Court disagreed and found that The complex ruling which covered issues such considered in respect of causation trends and circumstances arising out of as disease clauses, whether business were (which are outlined below), the ultimate Causation the same underlying cause, i.e. Covid- denied access to the properties, and the outcome was that the same scope of In respect of causation, the Supreme 19, should not be considered to reduce timing of lost earnings, could cost the cover would be provided as that given Court found (in agreement with the High the calculated losses. insurance sector hundreds of millions of under the High Court judgment. Court) that all individual cases of Covid- pounds. 19 which had been established by the Pre-Trigger Losses Andrew Morgan, Commercial Dispute Prevention of access and hybrid date of any public authority measures The High Court, subject to some clauses were equally effective proximate causes. caveats, did allow adjustments to be Resolution lawyer at Blacks Solicitors As such, any policy holder is only made under trends clauses when said: “The judgment of the Supreme Prevention of access and hybrid clauses are those which specify a series required to show that there was at least calculating losses to reflect if there had Court will be a relief to many policy of requirements before cover is provided one case within the geographical area been a downturn in business due to holders who are now likely to be entitled (typically, either where restrictions are covered by the clause. Covid-19 prior to the actual triggering of to payment under BII policies. imposed by a public authority the insurance policy. The Supreme Court “This has provided much needed clarity denying/preventing access to a Trends clauses rejected this entirely and stated that on an area which had already caused business, possibly as a result of a Nearly all the policies considered adjustments must only be made to countless disputes between policy holders and notifiable disease within a certain contained a ‘trends clause’, which factors entirely unlinked to Covid-19. insurers. “The wording of each policy will still need to be carefully considered to Interruption Insurance policy, relation to the above, please establish that cover is provided, but in Here to help the event it is, it is hoped that the please complete our Business email or call Andrew Morgan judgment will compel insurers to make Interruption Insurance enquiry on 0113 227 9355, or contact payments as a matter or urgency to Andrew Morgan of Blacks form and send it by email to any member in our avoid the need for litigation from Solicitors is a Commercial [email protected]. 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Premium and luxury brands New stock weekly at watchbosswatch.co.uk 6 Local www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition More than SIX MILLION Dr Hari Shukla and his wife Ranjan became two of the first people to receive receive first the COVID-19 vaccine dose of Covid-19 The Government is also urging people to play vaccine in UK their part in the historic programme by: Significant milestone More than Vaccination as more than half of those programme continues • Help out – help those aged 80 and six million people aged 80 to accelerate with over by supporting receive first dose of and over have opening of 10 new friends, family and loved ones with Covid-19 vaccine been vaccinated vaccination centres their

Over six million people in the UK one of the biggest civilian operations as possible and to reduce the pressure to vaccinate the first two priority appointments, as have received their first dose of a that this country’s ever undertaken. on the NHS.” cohorts recommended by the Joint well as Covid-19 vaccine as part of the largest “We’re on track to deliver our plan Letters have been sent today to Committee on Vaccination and vaccination programme in British to vaccinate the most vulnerable those aged 70 and over and the Immunisation (JCVI), which are care volunteering to history. groups by the middle of February, the clinically extremely vulnerable in home residents and staff, and those The NHS vaccinated a total of 4.06 groups that account for 88% of Covid England inviting them to get their aged 80 and over and frontline health help those in the million people between 8 December deaths. vaccinations as the NHS begins roll and care staff. community and 17 January, including more than “Our approach is, of course, to save out to the next two priority groups. Vaccinating the first two groups will half of those aged 80 and over and as many lives as possible – as quickly The NHS has so far been working remain the priority, but vaccination more than half of elderly care home sites which have enough supply and • Join up – sign up residents. capacity for vaccinating further This is more than double the people are allowed to offer to clinical trials for number of vaccinations, per person vaccinations to the next 2 cohorts – COVID-19 vaccines per day, than any European country We’re on track to deliver those aged 70 and over and clinically and is a significant step towards extremely vulnerable people. and treatments hitting the Prime Minister’s target of This will allow areas that have offering vaccines to the top four our plan to vaccinate the most already vaccinated the first two • Stay informed – priority groups by the middle of groups to keep up the momentum and February. “ protect more people. keep up to date This group of around 15 million vulnerable groups by the middle In some parts of the country, like people accounts for 88% of Covid Gloucestershire, more than 4 in 5 of with accurate and deaths, so vaccines will play a crucial people aged 80 and over received the trusted NHS advice role to saving lives and protecting the of February, the groups that first dose. In Slough, every elderly NHS. care home resident has already been and make sure to Speaking at today’s Downing Street vaccinated. share facts with press conference, Health Secretary account for 88% of Covid deaths. The vaccination programme Matt Hancock said: continues to expand, with 10 large- friends and family “This is the biggest medical scale vaccination centres coming on deployment in British history and it’s stream in England today. January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 7 8 Local www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition

Harkishan with his mother Cover story continued give will decide how services are planned and funded. Ultimately, it “My role as the community ensures funds are invested in adviser, will help community emergency services, health care, leaders, organisations and charities, school places and other vital within the Bradford, Leeds and services. Super Sewa Kirklees area raise awareness of the Pete Benton, Director of Census census and the value to residents in and Survey Operations, said: “The taking part,” says Harkishan. census engagement managers and Since the age of 21 Harkishan has community advisers we have been a voluntary leader for Hindu appointed have a critical role in Swayamsevak Sangh, and has been making sure everyone understands responsible for organising a range why the census is important and Man to the of cultural and physical activities for making sure all households across weekly meetings of the Bradford England and Wales know why it is Branch. important to take part and how to For the last ten years Harkishan get the help they need.” has run the Govindbhai Foundation For the first time, the census will a family-run registered charity that be run primarily online, making it hosts annual events raising tens of easy for most people to complete thousands of pounds to support the questionnaire on any device – rescue disadvantaged children in the UK whether that be a computer, a and India. mobile phone or a tablet. Of assisting with the Census 2021, Local Census support centres will he says: “I am really happy to be be offering help, while paper doing this role as everyone benefits questionnaires will be available for Yorkshire from the census. those who need them. All census “It informs decisions nationally staff will operate in line with the and locally on vital services, like Government’s latest Covid-19 mental health care, school places, guidance. hospital beds, houses, emergency The 2021 Census will include a communities to services and also issues like new question on veterans of the UK diversity.” Armed Forces, as well as voluntary The census is a once-in-a-decade questions, for those aged 16 and survey that provides a snapshot of over, on sexual orientation and households in England and Wales, gender identity.The census will be get extra support helping to plan and fund public held on 21 March 2021. While services. results will be available the Everyone across England and following year, all personal records Wales will be asked to take part will be locked away for 100 years as the 2021 and the information people and kept safe for future generations. “My role as the community adviser, will help Census community leaders, organisations and charities, within the Bradford, Leeds and Kirklees area raise awareness of the census approaches and the value to residents in taking part. January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 9 1100%00% NATURALNANATURAL

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From the foothills of the Himalayas 10 Local www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition £7.6million fund to help babies New health and wellbeing projects to focus on mothers living in BAME communities or deprived areas

The winners of a new multi-million pound service provides consistent, whole-family 13. Organisation: fund to reduce health inequalities among new approach which improves the way families of Successful projects Bevan Healthcare CIC mothers and babies have just been 0-2 year-olds are supported through Location/Region: announced. pregnancy and early childhood. The Bradford The Health and Wellbeing Fund, based on expansion aims to address and overcome 1. Organisation: 7. Organisation: the theme of ‘Starting Well’, will help charities three barriers (Language, Culture and Digital Hestia Housing and Murray Hall Community 14. Organisation: run and expand projects to boost mental exclusion) to support for the most Support Trust Locala Community health for new and expectant mothers, disadvantaged families and BAME Location/Region: Location/Region: Partnerships CIC improve the development of babies and communities. London Borough of West Midlands Location/Region: children, and give people the best chance for • A scheme in Birmingham which will Croydon/London Kirklees a healthy start by preventing obesity and expand an existing parental engagement 8. Organisation: diabetes. programme to reach parents earlier. The 2. Organisation: Centre for Fun and 15. Organisation: Set up across the country from Cornwall to project will support the earlier identification St Michael’s Fellowship Families Ltd Family Action Lancashire, the 19 winning projects include a of children who need language support Location/Region: Location/Region: Location/Region: number of innovative schemes aimed at before the age of two through building the London- Lambeth Leicester levelling up Black, Asian or minority ethnic knowledge and confidence in early years’ Stockton (BAME) groups and promote healthy practitioners and professionals, as well as 3. Organisation: 9. Organisation: 16. Organisation: behaviours. their parents National Childbirth Trust - PSS (UK) Ltd (and Trelya Public Health Minister, Jo Churchill said: • A project in Croydon which will support NCT Everton in the “Everyone deserves to live a long, healthy life survivors of trafficking and asylum seekers by Location/Region: and the perfect time to start to achieve it, is in tailoring intensive support to meet mothers’ Location/Region: Community) Cornwall Newham, London Location/Region: the beginning. Vital support for improving needs. It will include weekly emotional 17. Organisation: mental health of mothers, nutrition of babies support from trained perinatal peer support Liverpool and the learning and development of children volunteers and qualified doulas as birth 4. Organisation: Cambridgeshire, in early years will help ensure the best companions for the most vulnerable. National Literacy Trust 10. Organisation: Peterborough and South possible start by reducing the inequality some • A scheme in Leicester which will provide Location/Region: Koala North West Lincolnshire Mind Ltd. face. a joined-up care pathway for all families with Birmingham Location/Region: Location/Region: “We have had some fantastic, innovative a focus on BAME communities, giving Wirral Peterborough applications for the Health and Wellbeing children the best start in life by 5. Organisation: Fund. I’m looking forward to seeing these complementing existing statutory provision. Spurgeons 11. Organisation: 18. Organisation: winning projects in action, making a real, The service will expand the reach of Location/Region: Home-Start Manchester Splitz Support Service tangible improvements to the lives and health breastfeeding antenatal support, with a focus Birmingham Location/Region: Location/Region: of families.” on younger women and those who do not Manchester Wiltshire, South West The Health and Wellbeing Fund: Starting speak English. 6. Organisation: England Well will see the 19 projects given a share of • The Health and Wellbeing Fund is Ashiana Community 12. Organisation: up to £7.6 million over three years to improve already supporting 23 social prescribing Project Lancashire Women 19. Organisation: the lives of families in their local areas. schemes and 23 children and young people’s Location/Region: Location/Region: Early Years Alliance Some of the projects include: mental health schemes that are providing Birmingham, Midlands Lancashire Location/Region: • Home-Start in Manchester where the important services to communities across Luton current parent-infant mental health (PIMHS) England. January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 11 12 Local www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition Victim of fatal collision Vimla Matai, 61, died at the scene after being hit by a car driven by a drunk Man jailed for rape and sexual assault A man has been jailed for 11 years after being found guilty of seriously sexually assaulting a driver who had woman he threatened with a knife. Lukasz Janczura (36) from Birkby was sentenced at Leeds Crown Court on Tuesday January 19 after being found guilty at a trial in December of offences including rape and sexual assault and possession of knife. no insurance The Kirklees District Adult Safeguarding Unit said the victim was put through a ‘horrific ordeal’ and has praised her courage, dignity and strength in helping Police are appealing for bail to a date in mid-February. ensure his conviction at court. witnesses and anyone with dash- Detective Sergeant Chris Janczura was sentenced for offences of rape, sexual assault, threats to kill and possession of a cam footage to come forward as Martin of the Serious Collision bladed article following an incident which took place they name the victim of a fatal Investigation Unit said: “This was at a house in the Huddersfield area on June 18 2020. collision in Harrow. a tragic incident that has taken the He was sentenced to 11 years for rape, 10 years Police were called at around life of a woman who should have for sexual assault, 16 months for making threats to 17:40hrs on Tuesday, 19 January to been celebrating her sixty-second kill and 16 months for possession of a bladed article. reports of car in collision with birthday today. The sentences were set to run concurrently with a pedestrian at Woodcock Hill, “I urge witnesses and anyone year deducted for previous good character, resulting Kenton. who has footage of the events in an 11 year jail sentence. Officers and London leading up to, during or The 36-year-old will also be placed on the sex Ambulance Service [LAS] immediately following the offenders register. attended. At the scene 61-year-old collision, to contact police DC Nicola Thomson of the Kirklees Adult Vimla Matai had been in collision immediately. No matter how Safeguarding Unit, said: “This was a dreadful case in with a silver coloured Peugeot insignificant you think your which Janczura threatened his victim with a knife 308. information may be, please get in and then seriously sexually assaulted her inside a Despite the efforts of touch without delay.” domestic address. paramedics to save Mrs Matai, she Anyone who has footage or “He threatened to kill her if she reported his crimes died at the scene at 18:02hrs. information relating to this and left her in genuine fear for her life and safety. “He is clearly a dangerous individual and we The 27-year-old male driver of incident should call the Serious welcome the custodial sentence the court imposed.” the vehicle was arrested on Collision Investigation Unit on She added: “I also wish to praise the courage of suspicion of Causing Death by 0208 246 9820 or email: the victim who was put through a horrific ordeal and Dangerous Driving, Dunk Driving SCIUMailbox- then stood in court to give evidence against this man. and Driving With No Insurance. [email protected]. Contact can Throughout everything she remained calm and He was taken to a north also be made by calling 101, or dignified and has done everything possible to assist London Police Station where he Tweeting @MetCC quoting both the police and CPS in seeking justice for her. was interviewed and released on 5308/19 Jan. “We do all we can to seek justice for victims and can assure them that, as a victim focussed organisation, we will always put their needs at the heart of everything we do.” January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 13

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Boots and Superdrug begin NHS Covid-19 jabs

Life-saving coronavirus jabs have NHS region, with dozens more to NHS Covid-19 Vaccination Booking begun begin delivered at High Street follow in the coming weeks. Service if you have not received an pharmacies from as the NHS Dr Bruce Warner, Deputy Chief invitation letter. Doing so risks accelerates the biggest vaccination Pharmaceutical Officer said: “The someone who has not being able to programme in its history. NHS coronavirus vaccination get through and book their Boots, Superdrug and several programme, the biggest in health appointment. independent stores will be the first of service history, has got off to a great “Pharmacies play a It will also not be possible to get a hundreds of community pharmacies start with more than 2.4 million jabs vaccine at a vaccination centre or to offer vaccinations protecting delivered. vital role in caring community pharmacy without an against Covid-19. “Pharmacy teams have been appointment. Doing so risks Two hundred community working incredibly hard throughout for the nation and disrupting the work of NHS staff in pharmacies are due to come online the pandemic and, as we accelerate protecting those at highest risk. over the next fortnight as more the vaccination programme, they are I am really pleased The NHS made history when vaccine supplies come on stream by playing a vital role in delivering the Maggie Keenan became the first the end of the month. life-saving jabs to those in their to see them person in the world to be protected Stores capable of delivering large communities. against coronavirus outside of a volumes while allowing for social “We know that people are very coming on stream clinical trial when she received the distancing are initially being selected keen to get the vaccine but we are Pfizer vaccine at Coventry Hospital to give the best geographical spread. appealing to people not to turn up on the 8 December. Anyone in the highest risk groups early so that we can maintain social to help with the The NHS was also the first health who does not want to travel there or distancing.” system to deliver the new Oxford to a large-scale vaccination centre can Health and Social Care Secretary national vaccine AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine wait to be called forward by their Matt Hancock said: “It is fantastic when Brian Pinker, 82, was jabbed local GP or hospital services by 15 that high-street pharmacies will now roll-out effort. last Monday. February. If that is the case, or if they begin deploying COVID-19 Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi The Oxford vaccine has now been have received the vaccination vaccinations. Pharmacies sit at the rolled out to GP-led services and is through another route since the heart of local communities and will want to extend my thanks to every caring for the nation and I am really easier to transport and get to care invitation went out, they do not need make a big difference to our rollout pharmacy for their efforts to support pleased to see them coming on home residents. to do anything. programme by providing even more the national response to the stream to help with the national NHS and social care staff are also Jabs are now being offered at more local, convenient places for those that pandemic and keep people safe.” vaccine roll-out effort.” being prioritised now that more than 200 hospitals sites along with are eligible to get their jab. Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi People invited to make an vaccine is coming on stream. around 800 GP-led services, with “Pharmacists have worked said: “Staff across the NHS have appointment through the new These top priority groups were set another 200 GP-run sites coming tirelessly throughout the pandemic, pulled out all the stops to help ramp national booking service will be given by the government following advice online this week. often acting as the first port of call for up vaccinations and are working day a choice between a vaccination centre from the Joint Committee on Seven large-scale vaccination medical advice - and often staying and night to keep people safe. or a pharmacy service. Vaccination and Immunisation centres opened this week, one in each open when all around have closed. I “Pharmacies play a vital role in It will not be possible to use the (JCVI). January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 15

Criminals have been exploiting the pandemic

Policte oand t bankrs garee watrn vingi tchatitmhrousgh ofuot thre UfKr areu wadrne “d tahatt e"vDeo nroty pr osvitdea angy ienfo’ rmation vaccine scams are emerging as a they may receive similar messages. to the scammers, but please also SCAM “top threat” as criminals are using Katherine Hart, Lead Officer at report suspicious messages to jab promises to steal bank details. CTSI, said: "I have been tracking Action Fraud, or if in Scotland, The Chartered Trading Standards and warning the public about Police Scotland, as this provides Institute (CTSI) has received COVID-19-related scams since the intelligence and assists authorities evidence of fraudulent messages beginning of the pandemic, and at in combating scams." sent to the public informing them every stage of response, Earlier, a man who visited the that a dose of the new COVID-19 unscrupulous individuals have home of a 92-year-old woman in vaccine is available to them. modified their campaigns to defraud the public. Surbiton, south London, claiming to ALERT Those who enter their personal be from the NHS and there to details could be targeted by "The vaccine brings great hope fraudsters, they warned. for an end to the pandemic and administer a Covid-19 vaccine. He People are being sent a text lockdowns, but some only wish to jabbed her with a “dart-like Fake NHS COVID-19 message claiming to be from the create even further misery by implement” before demanding NHS which informs the recipient defrauding others. The NHS will £160. He later returned and asked that, "we have identified that you never ask you for banking details, for more money. Police are on the vaccination messages are eligible to apply for your passwords, or PIN numbers and hunt. vaccine." these should serve as instant red To report scams, contact Action The message ends with a link to a flags. Fraud on 0300 123 2040. target vulnerable public bogus website mocked up to look like a legitimate NHS platform. The website requests personal details, including name and address. Most concerningly, it asks for banking details, supposedly for verification. This is the latest in a series of scams themed around the pandemic in circulation since last March. With the UK vaccine rollout underway, scammers have modified their scam to consider this new development. The phoney messages were first reported at the end of December by people living on the Western Isles of Scotland. The NHS on the Isles has since issued a warning to the public that "Health Boards will never ask for any details about your bank FAKE MESSAGE: Those who enter their account." personal details could be targeted by fraudsters This scam is by no means limited to the region, and people A Neighbourhood Watch warning about the scam

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Every weekday, our screens see about it, she wanted to come contestant pairs get put to a timed test, to work out what appears in Lingo grids and puzzle words - on as a contestant - as long undoubtedly some words that simply do not exist with hilarious consequences. Talking about hosting Lingo, the as it was in Punjabi.” sitcom ‘Citizen Khan’ creator and star said: “I feel like I have just won the star prize on a game show! opportunities for their opponents commented: “Lingo is a classic “I am so excited to be working to swoop in and claim the word format which has aired for 29 years with ITV and OMG and the money. Only one pair in France and over 500 episodes Entertainment and to be hosting makes it to the End Game, where in the USA, so we’re really such a brilliant game. they can double their prize pot - excited about this new “When I told my Aunty about it however, if words fail them, they British interpretation of she wanted to come on as a could lose everything and leave the addictive Lingo ITV’s Lingo contestant, as long as it was in empty handed. gameplay. Punjabi! She won't be coming on. OMG Entertainment’s Ed de “This commission started o But you could be, and I promise Burgh and Ben Shephard added: follows on from n Lingo will be lots of fun. You have “Adil has the perfect mix of words the successful 1st Janu my word,” added Adil. and comedy to bring the game to modernisation and ary Three teams are pitted against life, tease some strange answers reboot of the Lingo and airs each other in a battle to find words. and help us all find those missing format last year from With each round the stakes words and letters. This series is sure in the Netherlands, Monday t become higher and the prize to get people at home laughing as where it had o Friday money escalates. they shout at their TVs!” previously aired for 25 3pm Tactics are paramount - if a team Nick Smith, EVP Formats years.” to 4pm cannot find a word there are at all3media international Illicit tobacco worth over £100,000 seized An operation between West Yorkshire Trading hand rolling tobacco off the streets of West Yorkshire. Standards and West Yorkshire Police from With more inspections planned in the coming weeks, Bradford East and West targeting dealers of these figures are set to increase. cheap and illicit tobacco resulted in a seizure of Linda Davis, West Yorkshire Trading Standards more than 210,000 cigarettes. Manager said, “Although a lot has been achieved, If genuine, the value of the cigarettes seized would illegal tobacco is still a problem. be over £100,000 with a loss of duty to the tax payer “While all smoking kills, illegal tobacco is a danger of more than £60,000. A large quantity of cash was to health, particularly to young people, as it is sold at also seized, believed to be the proceeds of crime “pocket money prices; making it easy for children to from the sales of illicit tobacco. start. It also encourages other crimes in our A total of four premises were visited across communities. It is linked to organised crime and Bradford in which illegal practices were taking place. contributes to an underground economy worth billions The operation targeted hot spot areas and of pounds. businesses identified from intelligence and “Victims of human trafficking are often being forced complaints passed to West Yorkshire Trading to sell these illegal products in order to pay off debts Standards by members of the public and partner or fearing harm to themselves or their families.” agencies. Richard Bedford, Police Sergeant said, “Officers Illicit tobacco was hidden in a chair, in a hydraulic from Bradford East and West Neighbourhood concealment built in to the wall and in vehicles as well Policing Team, working in partnership with West as a nearby house. Yorkshire Trading Standards, attended a number of The Tackling Illicit Tobacco for Better Health premises and seized thousands of illegal cigarettes. Programme, funded by the five Public Health This will help to disrupt local organised crime groups departments, is helping people to stop tobacco use and is a great example of successful partnership for good by educating the public and by investigating work.” traders who supply cheap and illicit tobacco. The initiative uses multi-agency enforcement and If you need to report a trader selling cheap community marketing campaigns to tackle the and illicit tobacco please contact the Illegal problems of the illicit trade. Tobacco Hotline on 0300 999 0000 or report it To date the programme has taken nearly seven at https://keep-it-out.co.uk/ anonymously . million illicit cigarettes and two and half tonnes of illicit January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 17 18 Local www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition

Sofia Mahmood has worked extensively in Bradford for over 19 years to counter radicalisation and extremism as well as Islamophobia

A Bradford woman at the helm the signs of radicalisation. This is of a counter radicalisation and why we are determined to reach out extremism consultancy, says “Mothers are vital and invest in mothers to equip them research shows a greater risk of with the right tools and skills. radicalisation as children and young “Women from all sorts of people are spending more time backgrounds sign up to our free online during the pandemic. workshops – they include Sofia Mahmood, founder and in preventing housewives, dinner ladies, career- director at Empowering Minds and break women as well as organisation that seeks to tackle professionals, and even radicalisation, grooming and child grandmothers since they are often sexual exploitation, helps extremist behaviour” the one’s often looking after the individuals and organisations children while both parents are engage, educate, and inspire working. individuals and organisations “Having these conversations, are happening online. “As a community we need to through diversity, cohesion, and vital in order to improve The renowned programme, which provide a strong sense of belonging citizenship training. understanding what our children has trained more than 450 mothers, to prevent anyone becoming a Her latest series of workshops are exposed to, and to encourage “Having these aims to educate and empower to victim of radicalisation, especially ‘Mothers Against Radicalisation’, interfaith community relations.” challenge intolerance and the during lockdown where online began on 11th January, and aim to There is now more need than conversations, are vital dangers of extremist behaviour. extremism has been at its worst.” empower mothers to spot the signs ever to combat intolerance The six-week programme also A group of Empowering Minds of radicalisation and stand up to following an 8% increase in hate in order to improve focuses on creating an open ambassadors have been hatred. crime between 2019-2020 (Home dialogue with mothers to instil undertaking Parliament training on Her organisation also helps spot Office statistics) and that risk of understanding what confidence in having difficult effective campaigning across issues the signs of radicalisation and radicalisation may increase as the our children are conversations with their loved ones such as mental health, inequality, grooming – whether it comes from a pandemic drives more young as, Sofia believes, the first people to safeguarding and education. This religious extremist group, a far-right people online. exposed to, and to suspect something is wrong with training compliments Empowering group, or by any other. Sofia adds that she is determined others are often those closest to Minds’ work as the women can “We encourage people to have not to let the pandemic interrupt encourage interfaith them. continue to discuss authentic those ‘difficult conversations’ in a the vital work she is doing in her She adds: “Mothers know their sentiment and experiences which safe and confidential environment,” community, and so, the community relations. children better than anyone and so helps to bridge the gaps between says Sofia. Empowering Minds workshops are they are essential in helping to spot communities. The Empowering Minds workshops are open to all women across The North of England. To find out more, visit: https://empoweringminds.co.uk/ January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 19 BUY 1 GETGEGET 1 FFREEFRREE

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1. Take breaks memory retention. A bit of experimentation should identify what works best for you and 8. Utilise TV and online the child. You might find 30-minute tips on how learning blasts followed by 10-minute breaks Technology is a massive part of help to keep your concentration up. education both in schools and at Alternatively, you might prefer to home. Sites like BBC Bitesize and work for longer periods at a stretch to effectively Geography Games are great for and then enjoy a longer break. Boring delivering educational content in a as it might sound, giving your learning fun, engaging way. It can also be used a predictable structure and routine to keep in touch with the does help to make sure you get 10 homeschooling community to share everything done! homeschool tips and advice. If you’re temporarily homeschooling, then tools like 2. Make a routine Google Classroom can help you Children get the most out of If you had a hundred home educators interact with your class and teacher homeschooling when parents decide in a room, each of them would likely from school. when and what they should be studying. At school, the typical day have a different approach, but there are 9. Stick to the curriculum might consist of seven 40 minute various steps you can take to get the most out of homeschooling. It’s important to try and cover all of periods – four in the morning and the subjects your child is used to three in the afternoon. It’s important With a third national lockdown closing learning about, but don’t worry too to remember that most children (and most UK schools, Greg Smith, Head of much about spending an equal amount adults) are not able to concentrate for Operations at Oxford Home Schooling, of time on each. You will naturally long periods of time. The average one of the UK's leading home education have greater knowledge in some areas lesson is filled with interruptions and providers, has given his 10 top tips on than others and it’s fine to lean on irrelevancies and the real ‘work’ how to effectively homeschool. these more heavily. However, your might be condensed into 10 minutes. child may have interests in subjects you The same is true at home. Even if you are less familiar with, and it would be a have assigned 40 minutes to a subject, shame if they were unable to continue do not be surprised if the useful work learning about these during this period. is done in just 10 minutes and the rest Avoiding these topics altogether could is spent in (apparently) less result in your child losing their passion. productive activity. Organisation is If you are unsure about any content, it not simply a matter of time slots. It is can be quite refreshing to do some a combination of timetabling and research yourself and learn something study objectives. By setting routines, new, before passing on the information children will find it easier to stay to your child. focused, engaged and make progress. 10. Make it fun 3. Get rid of distractions Learning doesn’t have to be a chore, It’s really hard to focus when the there are hundreds of games you can play to exercise your brain, including TV’s blaring, the radio’s on or there the following memory tests. There are is lots going on in the place you’re card games where you have to match working, so try and get rid of the pairs or groups of face-down cards, distractions. Also, concentrating is flipping two each turn and reverting easiest when you’re in a quiet, smaller pieces, planning out the between the age of five and 11 need available to a given task, meaning you them face-down if they’re not a pair. comfortable place, so play around various stages that need completing 10 to 12 hours of sleep per night, might miss out on important bits of You could also place a number of with how you and your child study – before you start. This way, your child while 11 to 18-year-olds need 8 to 10 information. small, random items on a tray, sitting, standing or lying down; inside will know what needs doing and hours. memorise the items for a minute, then or outside; with lots of light or you’ll both get a good sense of 7. Meditate and reduce cover the tray, listing as many of the without – and find a method that progress as you work. 6. Don’t multitask stress items as you can remember in a given helps them concentrate. Sometimes, particularly when Plenty of scientific studies have time period. Then there are two-player 5. Get lots of sleep there’s a lot of work to be done, it can shown the benefits of sitting silently, games, such as Memory Master, where 4. Divide up the work It’s an accepted fact that if you be hard to resist the urge to multitask with your eyes closed and the mind one player stares at a picture Sometimes it can be difficult to don’t get enough sleep, you’ll find it and try and get lots of jobs done at focused on the present. This can (magazines, books or photos all work) motivate yourself when faced with a harder to concentrate, learn and once. This is best avoided though, as, dramatically reduce stress levels – a for a minute, after which the second really big or difficult task. The best retain information. The trick is pretty in essence, you’re dividing up the factor that’s been proven to player quizzes them on all aspects of solution is to break it down into simple – get some sleep! Most people amount of brainpower you have exacerbate tiredness and reduce the picture. Leeds joins national pilot for workforce race equality

Leeds City Council has they aim to improve BAME maximised. Leeds City Council joined a number of local representation at leadership level. believes that an inclusive team is authorities in pioneering a new Although informed by the recent a strong team and enables the social care Workforce Race Black Lives Matter movement, the council to better serve the people Equality Standard (WRES). standard was inspired by the of Leeds,” Councillor Rebecca Led by Chief Social Workers for 2017 Adult Principal Social Charlwood, Executive Member for England at the Department of Worker Network report, which Health, Wellbeing and Adults. Health and Social Care, the new demonstrated that leadership in Councillor Fiona Venner, model aims to tackle the social care sector does not Executive Member for Children discrimination and inequalities reflect the diversity of the and Families commented: “Leeds faced by Black, Asian and workforce. children’s and adults’ social minority ethnic (BAME) social care practitioners in the workplace. “Leeds city council is delighted to be part of the Alongside the 18 councils involved, Leeds will develop an national pilot seeking to improve the experience action plan and contribute learning to make national of its Black, Asian and minority ethnic staff.” recommendations in a future report. Currently 25 per cent of Leeds City Council social care staff are from Black, Asian or minority “Leeds city council is delighted workers are collaborating on the ethnic communities compared to to be part of the national pilot Workforce Race and Equality 19 per cent of people living in seeking to improve the Standard to raise awareness of Leeds. experience of its Black, Asian and discrimination and inequalities. A working group of practitioners minority ethnic staff. We are looking forward to set up the new standard to “Having a truly inclusive developing ideas and methods to highlight the need for a national workforce means that the ensure that we further develop benchmark of anti-racist practice strengths and gifts, experiences our workforce to represent the and culture within the sector, and and knowledge of all staff are city’s diverse population.” January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 21

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Over the past year, we have seen people electricity. Men and women have to work come together to show unprecedented acts together and help each other. I always of kindness and solidarity in the midst of made my son and daughters take turns the global pandemic. when collecting water, so we all help. For the people of Frat in western “We have Muslim and Christian Ethiopia, this ethos of togetherness is a women’s groups, but we share information Diverse way of life. They call it “wenfell”, meaning and the money we collect between us. I ‘collaboration’. have represented the women’s groups with Christians and Muslims live side by side, the local government. It makes me happy celebrating special events together. that I have helped my community.” Neighbours support each other with their Irrespective of religion, ethnicity or farming, women collect money to help any background, the villagers in Frat have put family when in need, men help women togetherness at the heart of their collect water although it’s traditionally a community, helping them in the face of but not task carried out by women, and they share adversity. water if people are unable to collect it. Aliy Abebe, Hawa’s older brother, is s a Many of the community came to Frat in the Muslim leader and promotes harmony and famine of 1983-85, and have supported togetherness in his village and surrounding each other to carve out good lives. areas. However, a lack of basic facilities like clean water, exacerbated by the changing climate, poses insurmountable challenges. divided Families spend hours each day collecting dirty water from a river, which often causes sickness. Some water sources are depleting over time, while the hotter summers and Christians and unexpected storms destroy crops, their only This is a village in which source of income. Through its Future on Tap appeal, C“hristians and Muslims international charity WaterAid is inviting communities to help transform lives with live together in harmony Muslims communities clean water in Frat and around the world. The UK government will match donations and love. We help and made by 4 February 2021 up to £2 million, making double the difference in climate- support each other. In that live side by side vulnerable communities. With clean water, lives and livelihoods other places, there’s are protected. Families can meet their basic conflict but not here. We needs, stay safe and healthy, have time to go to school or work, and can grow food live together in peace. rally together in the even when the weather is unpredictable. Hawa Yiman-Mohamad, 44, who came here aged six at the time of the famine and is chair of the community’s women’s "This is a village in which Christians and face of adversity groups, says: “The biggest problem facing Muslims live together in harmony and love. our community is the lack of water and We help and support each other. In other places, there’s conflict but not here. We live together in peace." Hawa Yiman-Mohamad (Picture Credit: WaterAid/Joey Lawrence) Aynwaga Gebeheyu, 24, a Christian, set up a café in Frat after being forced to leave her home because of ethnic conflict. She had clean water where she lived before, so it was hard for her and her family to adjust to using river water here. They all fell ill the first time they drank the water from the river.

We drink coffee together, we e“at injera together and we celebrate holidays together. We are all one people.

“My son was a healthy fat baby and now he keeps losing weight. I tried my best to get him medical treatments but then he drinks the water and falls sick again, it’s just a vicious circle. “The best thing about this community is we live in harmony here. We drink coffee together, we eat injera together and we celebrate holidays together. We are all one people.” Six in ten Ethiopians do not have clean water close to home. The country ranks in the bottom quintile Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative Country Index for its vulnerability to climate change and its readiness to improve resilience. Ensuring a reliable source of clean water will help communities withstand the effects of climate change. January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Local 23

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Bradford restaurant has been voted the A city's most popular takeaway dish, just a few months after opening. German Doner Kebab (GDK), which opened at the Xchange on Charles Street, near The Broadway in October last year, has come out on top in Deliveroo's top five Bradford dishes list. The gourmet kebab chain's original German Doner Kebab has been voted the favourite dish in the survey from the on-demand food delivery service. Saqib Gill, manager of GDK's Bradford branch, says the Deliveroo ranking is great recognition for the newly-opened site as it continues to cope with the trading restrictions due to the third national lockdown. He said: "It's humbling, reassuring, all in one. Recognition like this is great as it means people rate you in a certain way. "We are starting to navigate our way through these uncertain waters. I think it will all be better in a few months' time for us. "We're doing as well as we can. It's a difficult time of year and we have lost footfall due to the lockdown, with the shops closed. "We're holding our own through delivery platforms like Deliveroo." GDK opened its first restaurant in Berlin in 1989. Now based in Glasgow, the brand has 65 restaurants in UK, Europe and the Middle East and is expanding into America, Canada, Saudi German Doner Arabia and Ireland. Kebab all the rave 26 Business www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition

Settlement Terms – Don’t Get Yourself Into A Bind!

t is often tempting to avoid the settlement letter which he claimed was expense of instructing lawyers, binding following his acceptance of Sun I particularly in a dispute where it Microsystems’ offer. Further, Mr appears that a settlement can be agreed Newbury argued that the execution of a swiftly. However, the case of Newbury v written agreement was not a condition Sun Microsystems underlines the to the agreement coming into effect. importance of taking care when Sun Microsystems disagreed and settling disputes and highlights the asserted that the offer letter was not pitfalls and the difficulties the parties capable of acceptance as it was an can get themselves into. agreement in principle only and that it In that case Mr Newbury pursued was conditional upon agreement of the court proceedings against Sun other matters which were to be included Microsystems claiming unpaid in the “suitable worded agreement”. commission. Sun Microsystems, in According to Sun Microsystems, a turn, counterclaimed for recovery of an “suitably worded agreement” meant alleged overpayment. Shortly before a that certain items still had to be long trial was due to commence, Sun negotiated and that the parties were still Measures include Microsystems’ solicitors wrote to Mr negotiating the finer details of the Newbury’s solicitors offering the sum of settlement. • Business groups, £601,464.98 in settlement of Mr The Court ruled in favour of Mr including Chambers of Newbury’s claim and the letter stated Newbury. It said that Sun Microsystems’ Commerce, working that the settlement was “to be recorded offer and Mr Newbury’s acceptance of alongside colleges to in a suitably worded agreement”. Mr that offer included all the essential develop tailored skills Newbury’s solicitors accepted that offer. elements of a contract and that once Mr plans to meet local However, the draft settlement Newbury had accepted Sun training needs; supported agreement subsequently sent across to Microsystems’ offer, the parties had by a £65 million Strategic Mr Newbury’s solicitors by Sun reached a binding agreement. The BOOST Development Fund to put Microsystems’ solicitors contained Judge pointed out that the offer letter the plans into action and clauses relating income tax and was not expressed as being “Subject to establish new College National Insurance Contract” and said that “had those Pioneering reforms for skills and jobs Business Centres to drive innovation and enhanced contributions as well words been used, it would have been collaboration with as a clause imposing clear that the terms were not yet The measures employers. an obligation of binding or agreed until the formal Continued from page 25 announced on 21st confidentiality on contract was agreed”. In the absence of • Giving employers a Landmark reforms that January will put an end to central role in designing Mr Newbury. Mr such wording, the Judge found that it will transform post-16 the illusion that a degree Newbury rejected was too late for any further (additional) almost all technical education and training, is the only route to courses by 2030, to Sun terms to be negotiated by Sun boost skills and get more success and a good job, Microsystems’ Microsystems. If those words had been ensure that the education people into work, have and that further and and training people draft agreement used, then it would have been clear that just been published by technical education is the receive is directly linked to stating that it did the terms were not yet binding or agreed Education Secretary second-class option. the skills needed for real not reflect the until the formal contract had been Gavin Williamson. Instead, they will jobs. agreed terms agreed. The fact that Sun Microsystems The government’s Skills supercharge further and • Boosting the quality specified did not use those words suggested to the for Jobs White Paper technical education, in the Judge that the letter constituted and uptake of Higher enshrines the Prime realigning the whole Technical Qualifications - an offer that was capable of Minister’s new Lifetime system around the needs acceptance. that provide the skills that Skills Guarantee, setting of employers, so that many employers say they This case highlights the out a blueprint for a post- people are trained for the need and that can lead to need for the parties in 16 education system that skills gaps that exist now, higher wages – by settlement negotiations to will ensure everyone, no and in the future, in introducing newly be very careful what they matter where they live or sectors the economy approved qualifications state in correspondence to their background, can needs, including from September 2022 ensure that a binding gain the skills they need to construction, digital, supported by a contract is not progress in work at any clean energy and government-backed brand inadvertently created. stage of their lives. manufacturing. and quality mark. If you are involved in a The Lifetime Skills Prime Minister Boris • Changing the law so dispute, then you Guarantee will offer tens Johnson said: “Our that from 2025 people can should consider of thousands of adults the Lifetime Skills Guarantee access flexible student seeking professional opportunity to retrain in means that everyone will finance so they can train advice from the later life, helping them to be given the chance to get and retrain throughout outset to make gain in-demand skills and the skills they need, right their lives, supported by certain that the open up further job from the very start of their funding in 21/22 to test settlement which you opportunities. This career. ways to boost access to are trying to achieve is includes the chance for “In the years ahead, the more modular and flexible what you are actually adults without a full level reforms we have learning. agreeing to. Blacks 3 qualification (A-level announced today will • Launching a Solicitors can assist with equivalent) to gain one deliver high quality nationwide recruitment any dispute that you may from April 2021 for free in technical education campaign to get more be involved in or on any a range of sectors across the country – and talented individuals to COVID-19 related issue, including engineering, help people retrain and teach in further education please contact Luke Patel on health and accountancy. secure better paid jobs. and investing in high 0113 227 9316 or by email at Meanwhile, Skills “That way when we quality professional “[email protected]”. Bootcamps - free, flexible have beaten Covid-19 we development including a courses of just 12-16 can put rocket boosters new Workforce Industry weeks - are giving adults under our recovery and Exchange Programme. the opportunity to build Build Back Better.” • Overhauling the up sector-specific skills The drive to place funding and accountability and fast-track to an employers at the heart of rules, so funding is better interview with a local the skills system comes as targeted at supporting Please contact Luke Patel employer. A Lifelong Loan the Prime Minister high quality education and on 0113 227 9316 Entitlement will also make launches a new Build Back training that meets the it easier for adults and Better Business Council. needs of employers; and or by email at young people to study The new group will see introducing new powers to [email protected] intervene when colleges more flexibly, which can business leaders work are failing to deliver good be used over their lifetime directly with government outcomes for the and for modules of a to fuel the Covid-19 communities they serve. course. economic recovery. January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Business 27 28 Business www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Life & Style 29

More than half of us are ‘stuck in with chef and food writer, John a rut’ when it comes to mealtimes – Gregory Smith, to create some eating just six different meals on a Cooking rotation - we’re are eating exciting spins on two of the top 10 loop. meals Brits cook on rotation - a A study of 2,000 adults found 59 roast dinner and fish and chips. per cent tend to cook the same John said: “It’s so easy to get dishes and rotate them throughout just six different meals on a loop stuck in a rut when cooking and if the week. you want to get something on the And 46 per cent even stick to the table quickly you’re just going to do repetitive foods on specific days. or motivation to mix things up. popular go-to dishes. consists of the same ingredients what you know. The most common teatime treats “It’s encouraging to see people On average, an evening meal week in week out, with 17 per cent “Time is one of the key include pizza, spaghetti Bolognese, want to reshape their habits and takes 40 minutes to cook and 59 per finding it difficult to change their constraints when it comes to fish and chips and curry. what better time than in a new cent said what they choose to eat is mealtime habits. cooking, we all lead busy lives and More than a quarter admitted year? often dictated by how much time Of those who have tried a new sometimes food can be bottom of they’d like to reshape their “Eating more creative, healthy they have. year’s diet in the past, more than the pile – but you can always make mealtime habits in 2021, but and flavoursome dishes doesn’t Brits typically describe their half were unsuccessful and put this something amazing in minutes.” barriers include a lack of time (29 have to be complex or time current diet as repetitive (30 per down to struggling to know what to per cent), budget (23 per cent) and consuming. cent), basic (28 per cent) and cook (32 per cent), not having low cooking skills (22 per cent). “A little determination, some unimaginative (13 per cent) the time to fully Simon Langley at KitchenAid basic tips and the right appliances But instead, they would prefer it commit (29 per UK & Ireland, which can help develop better eating to be healthier (43 per cent), cent) and simply commissioned the research, said: habits and create nutritious and flavoursome (31 per cent) and finding it ‘boring’ “It’s easy to get stuck into a simple delicious meals.” exciting (25 per cent). (34 per cent). routine when it comes to food and The study also found a roast More than two thirds also KitchenAid it can be difficult to find inspiration dinner, pizza and stir fry are admitted their typical food shop teamed up

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Women are not getting the help also found 63 per cent of women they may need during the menopause think the menopause is still a taboo - because they can’t bear to open up. subject Of those who have gone through But 48 per cent feel it is becoming ‘The Change’, around four in 10 felt less of a ‘secret subject’ in the unable to talk about it at work, MENOPAUSE: workplace and something more especially with male managers or women are able to talk about openly. colleagues. Around three in 10 of those believe And a third even admitted they this is due to more high-profile wanted to take a menopause-related women talking about it such as Dawn day off, but struggled to find the Still a taboo subject French, Zoe Ball, Anthea Turner and words to explain it to their boss. Carol Vorderman, while a quarter put A quarter of women have even it down to there being more women heard male colleagues making rude in senior or high level jobs than in the or inappropriate comments about the “Female employees should feel cent). menopause, 30 per cent would rather past. menopause in the workplace. comfortable enough to open up to Almost half don’t feel they would pretend they were feeling ill or under And 15 per cent think it’s because But times are changing as the their managers if they are feeling be able to talk to their male boss the weather for other reasons than men are becoming more under- research, commissioned by tired or need to take a day off due to about the menopause compared to admit it was due to the menopause. standing and supportive about the Vitabiotics Menopace, found 32 per the menopause without having to just 18 per cent who said the same of And 33 per cent of those who have menopause. cent would happily discuss their hide the real reason - regardless of a female boss. gone through the change admitted to Deborah Garlick from Henpicked: experience and how they feel while in whether their boss is male or female.” And while 46 per cent would shy needing to take a day off, but not Menopause in the Workplace, said: work. The study of 2,000 women also away from sharing details with a male feeling that they were able to. “Times are changing and it’s good to A spokeswoman for Menopace, found that of those who don’t feel colleague, only 16 per cent would Almost a quarter of those (23 per see some of these improvements. said: “The menopause is something they could talk about the menopause avoid discussing it with a woman they cent) stayed in work as they didn’t “More employers are starting to all women go through - it’s a natural at work, 57 per cent put it down to it worked with. want to speak to their boss about it, take menopause seriously. stage of life. being ‘personal’ while more than one Around three in 10 would feel but 22 per cent worried about getting “This month alone sees launches “But it seems there is still some in 10 worry it would harm their awkward talking to someone at work behind on their work. from employers large and small, stigma when it comes to talking about chances of promotion. about the condition while another 24 Others worried that people would public to private sector - Sainsbury’s what they are experiencing and how Others keep quiet as they don’t feel per cent would be embarrassed. think they couldn’t do their job to Southeastern, HSBC UK to The they feel, particularly at work. close enough to anyone at work to But one in twenty believe they properly (22 per cent), couldn’t afford Natural History Museum, ATOS to “While it seems many believe the discuss it (36 per cent), don’t want to would feel empowered opening up to take the time off (24 per cent) or borough councils, NHS Trusts and taboo is slowly being broken, there is appear weak to their colleagues or about it. didn’t want to appear weak (23 per leading universities. still a lot to be done to normalise the managers (23 per cent) or fear people It also emerged that if they needed cent). “Rightly, momentum is building menopause in the workplace. will treat them differently (24 per to take time off work due to the The study, carried out via OnePoll, and it’s time to accelerate.” “Female employees should feel comfortable enough to open up to their managers if they are feeling tired or need to take a day off due to the menopause without having to hide the real reason - regardless of whether their boss is male or female.” January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Life & Style 31 32 Life & Style www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition Millions admit they would struggle with veganism - because they couldn’t live without cheese and eggs

Millions of Brits admit they would Catherine Lloyd said: “It’s fascinating “It was good to see the results it’s easier than ever to get hold of replaced in one of their meals by a struggle with veganism - because they to see that such a big proportion of finding that people are willing to try vegan products. vegan friend or family member – and couldn’t live without cheese, eggs and the UK population are taking part in vegan foods, even if they wouldn’t Another 39 per cent would be didn’t notice. pancakes. Veganuary this year, but that many adopt the lifestyle completely.” more inclined to buy vegan products Catherine Lloyd added: “It will be Classics such as roast chicken, fish don’t expect to make it even halfway Other top foods Brits would miss if they couldn’t taste the difference fantastic to see more people than and chips, and tuna sandwiches would through the month. most if they went plant-based include, between them and animal-derived ever take on Veganuary this year, also prove too much to resist given the obvious benefits to the according to research of 2,000 Brits. planet every time someone makes a Cheese topped the list of the top 40 small swap to plant-based items Brits couldn’t go without with Going vegan doesn’t have to mean missing out - vegan alternatives alternatives such as a plant cream. 56 per cent admitting they would “But for many, taking part in struggle to stick to a diet where it was have come a long way and a lot of the foods people would miss by Veganuary may not be so easy, off limits. especially if it’s the first time you’ve Another one in six couldn’t give up going vegan now have really great alternatives that are tried to swap out dairy and meat pepperoni on a pizza and nearly a products and are not used to plant- quarter wouldn’t want to do without indistinguishable in terms of taste, including cream and cheese. based cooking. cream. “We hope the indulgent recipes It also emerged the average adult we’ve created with So Vegan will give reckons they would only make it to many the inspiration they need to January 8th before succumbing to “However, going vegan doesn’t chicken nuggets, cheesecake or foodstuffs. kick off their plant-based journey and their old favourites if they were to have to mean missing out - vegan butter. It also emerged just over a third of show that this doesn’t have to mean give Veganuary a go. alternatives have come a long way And those with a sweet tooth adults are reluctant to try more vegan missing out.” Elmlea Plant commissioned the and a lot of the foods people would would struggle to live without food because their family or partner The Elmlea Plant Cream and So research, and teamed up with So miss by going vegan now have really chocolate brownies or doughnuts. wouldn’t go for it, according to the Vegan recipes can be found here: Vegan to create plant-based recipes great alternatives that are Despite their love of dairy and research carried out by OnePoll. https://www.elmlea.com/recipes or by for Veganuary. ind“istinguishable in terms of taste, other animal produce such as cheese Although more than one in 10 have searching the #PimpMyPlant hashtag Elmlea Plants' spokesperson including cream and cheese. and chicken, seven in 10 Brits agree had an animal product secretly on Instagram. January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Life & Style 33 34 Life & Style www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition

A study of 1,000 adults with a physical disability or a mental health condition found 45 per cent have felt lonely while 50 per cent have felt depressed because of the Coronavirus. But 67 per cent went as far as to say they felt people People living with a disability with a disability had been forgotten about during the pandemic. And three quarters (78 per cent) believe those living without a disability don’t understand how difficult it has been for them during the pandemic and lockdown. think they’ve been forgotten The survey examined how the day-to-day tasks many take for granted have caused issues for people with a disability during the Covid crisis. Almost half have found using public transport a more difficult and stressful experience, while 34 per cent have struggled to attend a non-Covid related about during the pandemic medical appointment. And 14 per cent of respondents were unable to get to the shop to top up their prepay gas or electricity meter. Paralympian, TV presenter and author Ade Adepitan, MBE, is working with Smart Energy GB, which commissioned the research to highlight the benefits of smart meters to disabled and vulnerable people.

I“ was shocked when I spoke to one of the guys on the team and he said he had spent almost eight weeks without speaking to anybody, stuck at home and the only person he spoke to was the cashier at his local supermarket once a week when he went shopping.

He said: “Living with a disability or a vulnerable circumstance means daily challenges that many people might not recognise - challenges which have become harder this year. “I have had a few teammates on my basketball team and the basketball league and training sessions are their only form of social interaction. “As soon as the lockdown hit, the basketball was cancelled and all training was stopped. “I was shocked when I spoke to one of the guys on the team and he said he had spent almost eight weeks without speaking to anybody, stuck at home and the only person he spoke to was the cashier at his local supermarket once a week when he went shopping. “The mental toll that would take on someone is huge and it's been extremely difficult for everyone during lockdown but it's been felt even more acutely by people with disabilities.” The OnePoll research for Smart Energy GB revealed seven in 10 have felt more anxious about trips to the supermarket and other shops than ever before. And a third of people living with a disability have been unable to buy groceries at some stage during the pandemic - because they couldn't get to the shops. Dan Brooke, CEO of Smart Energy GB, added: “Life’s tough for everyone right now and disabled people and vulnerable people are being hit especially hard by the impact of COVID-19. "It’s imperative that help and support is available to those who need it most, however big or small the challenge. “Smart meters can help address some of the For more information visit everyday challenges that disabled people and those living in vulnerable circumstances may face. “In particular many people have mobility issues, which can make it harder to access their energy meter www.smartenergygb.org to take readings. But smart meters remove that barrier by sending readings straight to your supplier automatically.” For more information visit www.smartenergygb.org January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Entertainment 35

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THE LATEST ENTERTAINMENT AND CELEBRITY NEWS FROM BOLLYWOOD & HOLLYWOOD POET HUSSAIN MANAWER RELEASES ‘LONELY’ , A POWERFUL POETIC SHORT FILM TO NORMALISE ASKING FOR HELP TO OVERCOME LONELINESS To coincide with Blue Monday, officially and a subsequent increase in pressure on there are hundreds, even thousands of addressing the topic from a male the most depressing day of the year, people’s lives, cases of mental health in the people experiencing exactly the same perspective will hopefully open up acclaimed poet Hussain Manawer has UK have risen dramatically and left many thing. But we get so caught up in our lives, important conversations. Speaking about released ‘Lonely’ - a powerful poetic short people venerable to depression and that we forget to check up on each other.” feelings of loneliness, the film focusses on film aimed to normalise the stigma around loneliness. With mental health costing the Alongside the overarching message of starting the conversation on mental health asking for help to overcome loneliness. NHS nearly £119 billion every year, the the film to reach out to friends, family or issues with family, friends or trusted The film is Hussain’s first release of 2021 film ‘Lonely’ looks at taking proactive trusted people, the film also shines a light people.” and comes following the release of steps to getting the help needed whilst on mental health in men, with all three The short film was executive produced ‘Reflections’ - an emotive poem on holding a mirror back to society. protagonists being male and between the by Zyna Goldy. Archwell Audio for Prince Harry and Hussain Manawer commented, “At times ages of 25-40 years old. This film was conceptualised prior to the Meghan Markle. people may think that they are the only Hussain continues: “Over 75% of global pandemic and was filmed under In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, person experiencing an issue, when really suicides are carried out by men, therefore strict COVID-19 guidelines in 2020. 36 Entertainment www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition

Tenet: Sator. “I feel so grateful to be a part of this movie; it was my Cinderella “It was my Cinderella moment moment in Hollywood,” she says. “When I read the script, I was completely enthralled. It’s a total Nolan ride and I think it’s absolutely spectacular.” Nolan reveals that ‘Tenet’ was a in Hollywood” - Dimple Kapadia concept he had been contemplating for a while, noting, “I think, as a filmmaker, you have a set of ideas - Veteran actress Dimple Kapadia things in the back of the drawer that admits that she was nervous about can take decades to come to fruition. giving her screen test for fear of “The story takes on ideas of time rejection for Christopher Nolan’s and how we experience it - original sci-fi action spectacle interacting a science fiction ‘Tenet’. component with the classic elements She overcame her fear through of the spy genre. the screen test and is now quite “The time has to be right in all elated about the outcome. Dimple kinds of ways. says she “believes that anxiety is a “For me it was a combination of part of an actor’s job as a good wanting to get back to a broader actor”, and for her pivotal role in the sense of filmmaking, following film “pulled something from deep ‘Dunkirk,’ and taking audiences within her”. around the world to more places ‘Tenet’ is a hair-raising, high- than we’d ever been.” stakes thriller from an extraordinary This isn’t just the most ambitious filmmaker Christopher Nolan. film in scope that Chris has made Armed with only one word - Tenet from a production standpoint, but - and fighting for the survival of the also in the ways he has pushed the entire world, an unnamed CIA narrative beyond the limits of what operative, known the Protagonist he’s done in the past. (John David Washington) journeys Himesh Patel also joins The movie challenges our through a twilight world of the international star cast traditional ways of interpreting time, international espionage on a mission interpreting what we perceive is real, that will unfold in something beyond also includes Robert Pattinson, our learned behaviours. real time. Elizabeth Debicki, Dimple Kapadia, “Every law of physics is Not time travel. Inversion. Martin Donovan, Fiona Dourif, Yuri symmetrical - it can run forwards or Filmed on location across seven Kolokolnikov, Himesh Patel, backwards in time and be the same - countries - Estonia, Italy, India, Clémence Poésy, Aaron Taylor- except for entropy,” Nolan explains. Denmark, Norway, the United Johnson, with Michael Caine and “The theory being that if you Kingdom and the United States, the Kenneth Branagh. could invert the flow of entropy for film entices you to start looking at Dimple Kapadia takes the role of an object, you could reverse the flow the world in a new way. Priya, a woman living in Mumbai of time for that object, so the story The international cast of ‘Tenet’ who holds vital information about is grounded in credible physics.” January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Entertainment 37

All six sketches of ‘Leave the Plastic On’ are now available online at rifcotheatre.com and on Rifco Theatre Company’s YouTube channel free of charge.

Leave The Plastic On Rifco Theatre Company release new digital series of desi satirical comedy sketches

Rifco have kicked off 2021 represent his culture through stage credits includine The Man with a selection of episodes music (and boost his Instagram In The White Suit at Theatre introducing the first two followers) whilst Prema is in Royal Bath and Wyndham's characters from the world of complete denial of her heritage Theatre London and Kneehigh’s ‘Leave The Plastic On’. on the cusp of a burgeoning Dead Dog In A Suitcase. This series is a funny, quirky political career. Manpreet Bambra plays and provocative look at There’s enough to contend with Journalist, and is best known for contemporary British South discovering the ‘new normal’ her roles as Katie Lord on the Asian life and we hope to move post-lockdown, but with their CBBC series Wizards vs Aliens along the debate on issues that are futures ‘so close yet so far’, will and Jade in the Netflix series Free important to our communities in MC Maacho and Prema be able to Rein. an accessible form. remove the ‘plastic’ of their Artistic Director and Writer Creator and Artistic Director cultural norms? Pravesh Kumar comments “As Pravesh Kumar comments on the The sketches are written by theatreland and the country series title and origins "As the Pravesh Kumar (Mushy: Lyrically endures another national descendants of immigrants, we've Speaking) and Yasmeen Khan lockdown it becomes even more inherited some weird customs, so (EastEnders) and directed by vital to keep creative and many British South Asians still Ameet Chana (Mushy: Lyrically continue working with artists to feel compelled to leave the plastic Speaking). support their innovation and their on new items. Varun Raj plays MC Maacho, livelihoods. “These newly bought items had and most recently starred as “Online is also a great way to to last and became a symbol of Mushy in Rifco’s award-winning stay connected with our loyal 'making it' in an often unwelcome production of Mushy: Lyrically audiences, and reaching out to country. My mother would have Speaking and the Unicorn younger people, our future plastic runners on the carpets and Theatre’s production of The Wolf, theatre patrons. These episodes even now I found it hard to take The Duck and The Mouse with are just the tip of the iceberg and off the plastic from my new screen credits including Gold. we will continue the series phone." Nimisha Odedra plays Prema working with emerging and In the first six sketches, two of Patel, and her acting credits established British South Asian our characters MC Maacho and include Finding Fatima and writers, actors and creatives. Prema Patel (pronounced Petal) HotHed. Nitin Ganatra plays Making fresh and current are on a mission to succeed. But Dads’, and is best known for digital work is one of the silver their parents could be the playing Masood Ahmed in the linings of the current situation, roadblock to their path to BBC’s EastEnders. which we hope will enhance our success... what lengths will they go Rina Fatania plays Mum, and live productions when we are to get on? her work with Rifco includes back touring in our beautiful MC Maacho is desperate to Mummyji Presents and recent theatres again " 38 Entertainment www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Motors 39

A new series of sports cars is confirmed, with prototype production of the Lotus Type 131 to commence this year from a world- class manufacturing facility in Hethel, Norfolk. Preserving it’s DNA The new manufacturing investment is part of Lotus’ Vision80 strategy, which will also see the relocation of two Lotus sub- New Lotus sports car series confirmed for production assembly facilities into one efficient central operation in Norwich city to support higher volumes. sports car industry with its super-sports car sector as an award- To accompany the £100-million- pioneering use of extruded and winning and versatile road car that plus investment into Hethel’s bonded aluminium, high-tech was more driver-focused than its facilities, Lotus will be recruiting composites and lightweight peers. In motorsport, the Evora was some 250 new employees. This is in knowhow. successful too, winning national GT Lotus released an image that addition to the 670 to have joined Using the technology pioneered in championships around the world Lotus since September 2017. the Elise, the Exige, launched in and gaining a podium at Le Mans. hints at the new generation of Lotus released an image that hints 2000, quickly became the epitome of Future Lotus cars are taking this at the new generation of products the ‘race car for the road’. learning and further developing it to that will follow Elise, Exige and The Exige demonstrated a rare ensure the preservation of that all- products that will follow Elise, Evora, which have entered their ability to give the driver an involving important DNA, with the overriding final year of production in 2021. A yet accessible experience on the criteria of being ‘For The Drivers’. full programme of activities is road, while still managing to lap the Lotus has created multiple Exige and Evora, which have planned to celebrate the current most demanding tracks of the world automotive legends over the last 73 range of three sports cars, starting quickly, with the safety and years, and with the Evija hypercar entered their final year of with the elder, the iconic Lotus Elise. progressiveness expected of a Lotus. and new Type 131 sports car, a new The Lotus Elise was unveiled in The Evora, unveiled in 2008, dawn of innovation and legend- 1995, revolutionising the low volume returned Lotus to the lucrative making is breaking over Hethel. production in 2021. 40 Motors www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition

Marking the ‘ERA’

Huber is a bespoke coach builder based in the United Arab Emirates with an international audience of super car Huber pays owners who seek excellence and world class quality when it comes to refining their vehicles. Entitled ‘Era’ to mark ten years of the Lamborghini Aventador, and to pay homage to the homage to the end of its production, the team have focused on creating a new kind of aero package that pays homage to the original Aventador DNA. The Huber Era aspires to usher in a new way that automotive design thinks about the Lamborghini aftermarket. thirteen images and one video. university days as students of automotive The brand will be honouring the end of Spearheaded by founder Sean-Peter design. This new generation of designers the Lamborghini Aventador production Huber and a team of passionate are driven by the common understanding with a facelift of this Italian supercar, designers who share a common vision that the aftermarket can apply new Aventador showcased through the publication of and journey that goes back to their aesthetic elements and functionalities to January 2021 - 4th Edition www.asianexpress.co.uk Motors 41

Renault has revealed its strategy for the next five years and beyond, as part of Groupe Renault’s ‘Renaulution’ programme. The plan will see Renault evolving and embracing modernity in the automotive industry to become a tech, service and clean energy brand. Renault will continue its leadership in the transition to cleaner and more sustainble energy through electrified and hydrogen solutions, offering the greenest mix of vehicles in Europe by 2025. As for technology, Renault will take advantage of the “Software the techniques of OEM design studios to create a new, République”, an open improved rendition on some of the world’s most revered ecosystem dedicated to super cars. software, data, cybersecurity The unique design endeavour by the Dubai-based and microelectronics. This company replaces the front and rear bumpers with an will fuel the Renault line-up entirely new design in carbon fibre, and an optional carbon with enhanced connected fibre bonnet for customers and distributors worldwide. services. Value will come ‘Renaulution’ Additionally, the parts will be available in exposed carbon through a wider variety of fibre in various hues. vehicles in the C-segment, Huber notes, “While we might be the new kid on the the development of cutting- block, we feel that when designing new aero packages for edge technologies and new a car, you have to consider both a clean sheet of paper and lifecycle business Renault group moves into a new era the North Star of its pre-existing DNA as your guide.” opportunities. Innovation has been at the heart of the Renault brand the Software Factory, which team were inspired by the which takes one of Renault’s for 120 years and the brand is home to more than 1,000 iconic cult model from timeless successes and has the assets to support its engineers specialising in Renault’s past, the R5. The develops it to be fit for the “While we might be ambition to be the ‘Nouvelle software, data and cloud Renault 5 prototype looks to future with a modern, 100 Vague’. It is the leader in the services, soon to be joined by reconnect with this past and per cent electric twist. It has European EV market with many others. Meanwhile, the draw inspiration to find the retained the fun and the new kid on the more than 10 years of in- recently-repurposed Flins spirit of those glorious times mischievous character, with depth experience in electric Re-Factory is Europe's first without merely replicating it. the pop of yellow highlights. block, we feel that mobility, services and more mobility-specific circular Instead, it demonstrates how The Renault 5 prototype than 300,000 vehicles sold. economy plant which further Renault will democratise the takes strong features from In this time, Renault also embodies Renault’s electric car in Europe with a the original design. The when designing new invented E-TECH, a hybrid modernity. But all this is just modern approach influenced modern approach is evident technology including more the beginning. by one of the most popular in the chosen finishes and than 150 patents and drawing The soul of the Renault and essential cars of its era. materials, which are inspired aero packages for a on the brand’s electrical and brand is firmly in its roots, The Renault 5 Prototype is by various electronics, car, you have to F1 experience. Then there is and Gilles Vidal's design a charming, compact, city car furniture and sports. encouraged to sell more than a certain consider both a New cars on sale at up to 31% off number of cars to earn manufacturer bonuses. This means that many dealers sell a number of cars to themselves to hit clean sheet of paper sales targets and subsequently offer them list price as dealers 'tough out' at discounted prices as used cars to customers. and the North Star But this year these discounted cars are appearing especially early, as dealers aim lockdown 3 with large discounts to 'tough out' the additional challenges of of its pre-existing Britain's third round of anti-coronavirus restrictions by giving away more of their profits to keep business moving. DNA as your guide.” Bargain brand new cars are already price cut of £6,520, again with delivery "The race to clear newly registered cars appearing for sale online, with some miles only. from stock by selling them at huge prices slashed by nearly a third, says Electric car discounts in particular will be discounts began almost as soon as 2021 Huber’s founding mission was to give rise to one-o the online car supermarket welcomed by the growing number of got under way and it's great news for car designs, over the years, the company has developed anffd BuyaCar.co.uk. drivers who have decided to take the buyers," said Christofer Lloyd, Editor of evolved a diverse design collection ready for production. Massive discounts are already available plunge and go electric, but have seen BuyaCar.co.uk. The team aims to get many of these designs on the road, on numerous 2021 models - including increased demand for EVs in the used "One interesting aspect is the brands and, as Huber explains, “the ERA is just the beginning of electric cars - with the latest 70 plate, as market push prices up. involved - ones that are typically a range of designs we wish to bring to fruition”. dealers keep their business wheels turning Another benefit of lower initial prices but considered to be at the more budget end The car they have been working on needs no by focusing on turnover rather than profit high used prices is that drivers choosing of the market. This means that drivers can introduction: “The Aventador has a large following, and for the time being. PCP finance on one of these cars should take advantage of savings on already many aftermarket players have added their visions to this It's particularly good news for budget- benefit from lower monthly payments - as affordable models. That’s great news as car. Expectations are high, so we knew to take our time to conscious motorists because the discounts PCP monthly payments cover the many households have had to tighten their are concentrated on cars that are already difference between a car’s value at the belts following the coronavirus outbreak get it right; and we’ve enjoyed the journey." typically cheaper than popular super- start of the contract and what it’s expected and its impact on jobs and earnings. The brand is on a mission to build a new community of desirable brands. to be worth when the contract ends. "This may also be in response to the collectors and car enthusiasts. Their passion for car design For example, a 31.2% discount - Electric car manufacturers are also keen to apparently unstoppable so-called premium has put them in uncharted territory that has the potential equating to £7,550 - is offered through push EV sales volumes higher so that brands such as Mercedes-Benz, Audi and to open the automotive design world up to a new way of BuyaCar.co.uk for a brand new Peugeot used prices become more affordable and BMW, which spent much of last year thinking about the aftermarket. 308 with just 15 delivery miles on the generate more demand for new models. winning the lion’s share of the market on The fully funded project is independent of Lamborghini clock. Among more of the heavily discounted BuyaCar.co.uk as used cars. and production is complete with first bumper units already And as electric vehicles - EVs - achieve brand new cars available are a Vauxhall "Looking ahead to the rest of this year it promised to selected collectors who have been supporting more widespread popularity there are hefty Astra with £7,320 off - a discount of 28.5% seems unlikely that the new car market will Huber’s vision from the start. Huber is excited to debut the price cuts on some brand new Nissan Leaf - and a Seat Leon offered with a price cut take off significantly until the worst of the ERA and will be opening partnerships worldwide. examples, with as much as 24% off - of £6,335 - or 24.7%. coronavirus crisis has passed, so the representing a discount of £7,720. Another New cars with substantial discounts are discounts we are seeing are likely to 2021 Leaf with the latest plate sports a not a new phenomenon, as dealers are continue for some time to come."

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ET11ANT ND11EEP IBZ 786 AKR5M AS11RAJ BC11ARK DR110RN GU11DES JON80SS KH11 AHN MA11DAH MR N4S PA11LSR RJ11DGE OFFERS OVER £10,000 £5,500 £4,500 (ASH RAJ) £9,000 (B CLARK) £8,000 (DR HORN) £8,500 (ETHAN T) £15,000 (GUIDES) £6,995 £10,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £1,500 ONO (MAIDAH) £OFFERS £7,000 (N DILEEP) £11,000 (PAUL SR) £15,500 (R JUDGE) TEL. 07889 184 532 TEL. 07947 979 777 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07530 612 171 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07787 334 567 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 NAS555A PA11MAD IKKY AL11 EEF AS11RAP BD11EEP DR11ANS ET11ANW GU11FAM J17T OK KH11ANZ MA11EKZ MS110PE RS11AUN OFFERS OVER £35,000 £1200 ONO £2,500 (ASHRAF) £7,000 (B DILEEP) £15,000 (DR IANS) £8,500 (ETHAN W) £3,000 ONO (GULLFAM) £900 ONO £8,000 £1,500 ONO £9,500 (MS HOPE) £4,500 £10,000 (P AHMAD) £15,000 (R SHAUN) (JAT OK) (MALEK) TEL. 07971 827 913 TEL. 07884 115 115 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07921 576 971 TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07581 423 143 55ABR AL11 HSN BD55 CAB DR11ARY EV11JAY GU11LAM KH11 LAK NE11FOX PA11SHA RV11JAY AS11ZZZ J17VEE MA11MAD MS11ALE £4,000 £3,000 ONO (ALI HASSAN) £2,500 £2,995 ONO £12,000 (DR HARY) £10,000 (E VIJAY) OFFERS OVER £5,000 £1500 ONO £1,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £20,000 £9,500 (MS HALE) £29,000 (NEIL FOX) £9,000 (P AISHA) £10,000 (R VIJAY) (ASH 222) (M AHMAD) TEL. 07733 244 444 TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 077970 914 137 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07597 629 845 TEL. 07774 246 877 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057

786 KAM AM03EAR BD55TAN DR11AYS GV11JAY J4 NGS KH11NGZ MA11MED MS11ALY N K11ANZ PA11 VEZ AS14 NAK EV11KAR RY11SAF £25,000 £3,000 ONO £1,500 ONO £2,495 £8,000 (DR HAYS) £650 ONO (EVIL CAR) £10,000 (G VIJAY) £10,000 £13,000 £29,000 (M AHMED) £9,500 (MS HALY) £1,500 ONO (NKHANZ) £1,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £15,400 (R YUSAF)

TEL. 07733 244 444 TEL. 07506 342 385 TEL. 07983 590 591 TEL. 07954 389 874 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07411 953 337 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07815 114 201 TEL. 07921 576 971 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07946 162 099 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057

786 MAK AM04EAR BE11OLD DR 51NGG MS11AWK NL11CAS PD11EEP RY11SUF AS14 NJT EY11SAF GY11SAF J4UE0 KH59 LED MA11MVD £10,000 ONO £3,000 ONO £1,500 ONO £19,000 (BEHOLD) £OFFERS £15,400 (E YUSAF) £15,400 (G YUSAF) £2,495 £3,000 £1500 (MAHMUD) £9,500 (MS HAWK) £7,000 (N LUCAS) £7,000 (P DILEEP) £15,000 (R YUSUF)

TEL. 07887 690 098 TEL. 07506 342 385 TEL. 07983 590 591 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07720 376 861 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07954 389 874 TEL. 07970 281 994 TEL. 07867 886 786 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057

82 GK AM11 AAD AS14NSX BH04GUL DR51SHA EY11SUF GY11SUF JA11ALS KK11MAR MA11 RYM MS11AYS NO11 SHN PD55ESS S011LJA £OFFERS £2,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £15,000 ONO £OFFERS (BHOGUL) £995 (DR. SHISHA / SHA) £15,000 (E YUSUF) £15,000 (G YUSUF) £15,000 (JALLALS) £15,000 (K KUMAR) £1,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £9,500 (MS HAYS) £2,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £1,500 ONO (POSSESS) £10,000 (SOULJA) TEL. 07787 334 567 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07908 472 121 TEL. 07970 026 653 TEL. 07834 531 683 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07971 732 789 TEL. 07786 615 234

A17JE0 AM11 EEN A SH42D BH54RAT DR 5 500D F1 6UJR H00SAYN JA11MAD KS11AUN MA11TAB MS11UGH NS11AUN PH11FOX SOC4R

£5,000 ONO (AMJED) £5,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £10,000 ONO £OFFERS (BHARAT) £8,000 T: 07740 784 983 £2,500 (F1 GUJR) £1,950 ONO (HUSSAIN) £10,000 (J AHMAD) £15,000 (K SHAUN) £18,000 (M AHTAB) £15,000 (MS HUGH) £15,000 (N SHAUN) £29,000 (PHIL FOX) £OFFERS TEL. 07971 732 789 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07976 024 735 TEL. 07970 026 653 [email protected] TEL. 07867 886 786 TEL. 07956 214 163 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07787 334 567

A2SSM AN11 JAM ASKI BK11MAR DS11AUN F17 STX H055AYN JA11MED KU55 OOM MA55 UDD MS11SAN NS11SAN PK11NGS S11 ETK £1,499 ONO £5,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £70,000+ £15,000 (B KUMAR) £15,000 (D SHAUN) £2,999 ONO £8,895 ONO £15,000 (J AHMED) £2,000 £4,000 £7,500 (M SUSAN) £7,500 (N SUSAN) £14,000 (P KINGS) £OFFERS (SHEIKH) TEL. 07875 337 224 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07904 018 063 TEL. 07779 324 610 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07815 114 201 TEL. 07854 012 093 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07588 326 444

A212 JAN AN11 SAR ATT4H BS11AUN DS11SAN F44EEM HO11VER JA55BYR KV11JAY MA55 UMM MU11AMD NU11 ZAT PM11LES S11LYM £OFFERS OVER £5,000 £2,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £8,500 ONO NO WITHHELD N o £15,000 (B SHAUN) £7,500 (D SUSAN) £4,500 £7,500 (H OLIVER) £8,895 £10,000 (K VIJAY) £2,800 £10,000 (MOHAMMAD) £1,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £7,500 (P MILES) £5,000 TEL. 07817 615 022 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07786 424 251 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07825 040 037 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07779 324 610 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07867 886 786 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07900 895 552

AA11 LAM AN11 SER AV11JAY BT55MLA DV11JAY F44TMA H11 RAA JAV333D KY11SAF M AL11S MU11 SAH NV11JAY PS11SAN S11 OHL £1,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £5,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £10,000 (A VIJAY) £1,500 ONO (BISSMILA) £10,000 (D VIJAY) £7,500 £REASONABLE OFFERS £5,500 £15,400 (K YUSAF) £OFFERS £1,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £10,000 (N VIJAY) £7,500 (P SUSAN) £OFFERS MON - FRI: 9-5.30 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07971 732 789 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07825 040 037 TEL. 07525 927 144 TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07787 334 567 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07545 218 365 AA11MAD AN54AR N AWS550M BU55TE0 DY11SAF FA11 RYD H8 ABU JD11EEP KY55 HAN MAR20F MV11AMD NY11SAF PV11NDA S111RGL £15,000 (A AHMAD) £1,500 ONO (ANSAAR) £10,000 (AWESOME) £5,000 ONO (BUSTED) £15,400 (D YUSAF) £1,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £950 ONO £7,000 (J DILEEP) £3,800 £4,000 ONO £1,500 (MOHAMMAD) £15,400 (N YUSAF) £SERIOUS OFFERS £OFFERS TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07985 254 294 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07968 642 402 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07990 116 644 TEL. 07867 886 786 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07707 146 047 TEL. 07919 583 618 AA11YAA AN55AR K AY11NUS BV11JAY DY11SUF FA11SHA HA11EEX JE11OUS KY55 HOR MD04WOD MV11JAY NY11SUF PW11SON S13AF X £20,000 £10,000 (AALIYAA) £1,000 £9,500 (A YUNUS) (B VIJAY) £15,000 (D YUSUF) £9,000 (F AISHA) £12,000 (HAILEE X) £20,000 £3,500 £1400 (M DAWOOD) £10,000 (M VIJAY) £15,000 (N YUSUF) £15,000 (P WILSON) £1,200 ONO TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07983 480 777 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07786 615 234 TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07428 657 147 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07791 919 237 AA12JAN ANJ33M AS11SAF BY11SAF EA11MAD FA11MAD HA11EYX JK11 ANN L11 KJY MD11EEP MY11NUS NY55 AAR PY11SAF S40YB K £15,000 (ARJAN) £4,995 £15,400 (A YUSAF) £15,400 (B YUSAF) £10,000 (E AHMAD) £10,000 (F AHMAD) £12,000 (HAILEY X) £2,500 (J KHAN) £1,195 ONO £7,000 (M DILEEP) £9,500 (M YUNUS) £1,250 £15,400 (P YUSAF) £1,495 (SHOYB/SAQYB K) TEL. 07731 464002 TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07815 114 201 TEL. 07867 770 940 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07786 424 251 AA51ZAA ANW444R AY11SUF BY11SUF EA11MED FA11MED HA11MAD JK11MAR L1 4 USY MD11AMD MY11P0D NY55 HAA PY11SUF S44JED £OFFERS £10,000 ONO (ANWAAR) £15,000 (A YUSUF) £15,000 (B YUSUF) £15,000 (E AHMED) £15,000 (F AHMED) £10,000 (H AHMAD) £15,000 (J KUMAR) £3,000 (U 4 USY / LUSY) £2,500 (MOHAMMAD) £3,000 (MY IPOD) £1,250 £15,000 (P YUSUF) £OFFERS TEL. 07977 612 479 TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07786 424 251 TEL. 07867 886 786 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07985 455 057 [email protected] AA55HAK ANW444R AY11 UBS C11 EWY EA55TAL FAH44D HA11MED JS11SAN L 1MRN ME11BUB MY51SHA 00110YD R011ANG S48 EYA £8,895 ONO £10,000 ONO (ANWAAR) £2,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £2,500 £OFFERS T: 07740 784 983 £9,995 £15,000 (H AHMED) £7,500 (J SUSAN) £10,000 ONO (IMRAN) £19,000 (MEHBUB) £995 (MY SHISHA) £20,000 (OO LLOYD) £9,500 (ROHAN G) £2,500 TEL. 07779 324 610 TEL. 07946 162 099 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07764 656 667 [email protected] TEL. 07530 612 171 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07759 097 070 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07834 531 683 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07588 326 444 AA55 RAF AS11 AHS B055 KHN C14 SSE EA55TLE FAZ44L HA13 ZAH JS11AUN L60N FR ME11MUD MY55TYC OO11ARY RO11ANK S6F XX £1,250 £OFFERS £OFFERS £5,500 £19,000 £7,500 £9,500 £3,000 (A SHAHS) £7,500 (CLASSY) T: 07740 784 983 OFFERS OVER £5,000 £15,000 (J SHAUN) £2,000 ONO (MEHMUD) T: 07740 784 983 £15,000 (OO HARY) (ROHAN K) £1,200 ONO TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07815 114 201 TEL. 07971 850 490 TEL. 07815 114 201 [email protected] TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07973 165 474 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07427 677 989 TEL. 07985 455 057 [email protected] TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07791 919 237 AALI5 EAS7S FAZ 786 JV11JAY LA14BBA ME11TAB N005HEN 0A11MAD R011ANP AS11 AKS B055Y B0 C 5KY W HA17 GEL S7KCK £15,000 £1,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £5,000 T: 07740 784 983 £999 ONO £REASONABLE OFFERS OVER £10,000 £8,000 ONO £10,000 (J VIJAY) £675 ONO (LAIBA) £18,000 (MEHTAB) £OFFERS £10,000 (O AHMAD) £15,000 (ROHAN P) £1,000 TEL. 07733 244 444 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 [email protected] TEL. 07427 677 989 TEL. 07974 179 156 TEL. 07765 555 786 TEL. 07908 472 121 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07779 050 970 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07870 696 399 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07508 341 074 AAL115 AS11 GER B111 NAA CA11SHA EB11ATT FB11ACK HA54NS R JY11NUS LD11EEP MJ11DGE N171LA E OA55ERS R011ANX S777YRA £10,000 £2,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £OFFERS £9,000 (C AISHA) £7,000 (E BHATT) £8,500 (F BLACK) £OFFERS £9,500 (J YUNUS) £7,000 (L DILEEP) £25,000 (M JUDGE) £1,500 ONO £5,000 ONO (QASSER) £12,500 (ROHAN X) £500 TEL. 07733 244 444 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07557 472 855 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07866 947 665 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07427 677 989 TEL. 07967 350 957 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07473 865 081 AAZ15 AS110KB B15 NAD CA11MAD EB11ACK FD11EEP HAB333B JY11SAF LJ11DGE MK11MAR N1DEM 0B11ACK R121 SAM S8XXY

£OFFERS £9,500 (ASHOK B) £REASONABLE OFFERS £10,000 (C AHMAD) £8,500 (E BLACK) £7,000 (F DILEEP) £5,550 £15,400 (J YUSAF) £15,500 ( L JUDGE) £20,000 (M KUMAR) £15,000 ONO £8,500 (O BLACK) £OFFERS £2,995 ONO TEL. 07977 612 479 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07834 016 393 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07774 112 121 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07962 394 890 TEL. 07949 891 313 AB10CH0 AS110KC B16 KMY CA55Y ME EB11ACK FDZ14 HAV3N JY11SUF LL110NG MM02 AAM N333EWS OC11ARK R12 EEE S80HAL

£OFFERS NO WITHHELD N o £9,500 (ASHOK C) £2,500 £OFFERS T: 07740 784 983 £8,500 (E BLACK) £2,495 £16,000 (HEAVEN-HAVEN) £15,000 (J YUSUF) £4,500 (L LUONG) £1,495 £2,500 £9,000 (O CLARK) £OFFERS £6,995 TEL. 07754 852 402 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07405 763 319 [email protected] TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07954 389 874 TEL. 07731 464002 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07794 820 437 TEL. 07969 914 041 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07707 707 609 TEL. 07867 861 193 AB10SAB AS110KD B166 BOB CA55Y MS EGO 80Y FE51ALL HE11ENH K11 ANN LS11SAN MO11 BEN N333RAA 0D11EEP R12SYY S88 TAL

£3,250 ONO (ABID SAB) £9,500 (ASHOK D) £6,995 £OFFERS T: 07740 784 983 £OFFERS £4,999 £15,000 (HELEN H) £50,000 £7,500 (L SUSAN) £3,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £OFFERS £7,000 (O DILEEP) £OFFERS £OFFERS (SHEETAL) TEL. 07773 995 142 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07530 612 171 [email protected] TEL. 07787 334 567 TEL. 07846 480 112 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07815 114 201 TEL. 07985 455 057 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07751 427 106 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07816 488 420 TEL. 07786 510 000 AB11ACK AS110KF B17SH U CA65 NOW EH55ANS FG11PTA HE11ENM K3LAM LV11JAY MR04LLY N444HEM OE11 BOY R12Y MP SA11DAH

£8,500 (A BLACK) £9,500 (ASHOK F) £OFFERS £4,000 ONO OFFERS OVER £4,000 £6,995 (F GUPTA) £15,000 (HELEN M) £800 ONO £10,000 (L VIJAY) £1,900 ONO (MR D ALLY) £5,500 ONO £20,000 (DELL BOY) OFFERS OVER £400 £1,500 ONO (SAIDAH) TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07866 860 894 TEL. 07908 472 121 TEL. 07513 257 029 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07774 112 121 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07774 246 877 TEL. 07766 645 325 TEL. 07815 114 201 TEL. 07866 992 500 TEL. 07946 162 099 AB11DVL AS110KG B19 ALY CB11ATT EJ11DGE FK11MAR HE11ENP K4AHN LY11SAF MR10 JAT N44DLM NG11PTA R15WNA SA11HAS

£OFFERS £9,500 (ASHOK G) £3,495 £7,000 (C BHATT) £15,500 (E JUDGE) £15,000 (F KUMAR) £15,000 (HELEN P) £100,000 ONO £15,400 (L YUSAF) £OFFERS SERIOUS OFFERS £6,995 (O GUPTA) £3,000 ONO (RIZWANA) £1,500 ONO (SALIHA) TEL. 07707 146 047 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07954 389 874 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07506 342 385 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07928 473 771 TEL. 07969 914 041 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07779 300 128 TEL. 07946 162 099 AB12AAR AS110KH B19 FRR CD11EEP EK11MAR FL11CAS HE11ENR K4JOL LY11SUF MR1100K N4SUR 0J11DGE R19SHS SA11KAS

£3,500 ONO (ABRAAR) £9,500 (ASHOK H) £995 (BIG FRR) £7,000 (C DILEEP) £15,000 (E KUMAR) £7,000 (F LUCAS) £15,000 (HELEN R) OFFERS OVER £5,000 £15,000 (L YUSUF) £9,500 (MR HOOK) £1,995 £15,000 (O JUDGE) OVER £2,000 ONO £1,500 ONO (SAIKA) TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07971 850 490 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 [email protected] TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07954 389 874 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07427 677 989 TEL. 07946 162 099 ABD111L AS110KJ B1G SLD CH11LER EL11CAS FRA22T HE11ENT K4 VRS MO11EB S MR110BB N4 YEB 0K11MAR R24 SAM SA11MAD

£10,000 ONO (ABDUL) £9,500 (ASHOK J) £2,500 £OFFERS £7,000 (E LUCAS) £4,900 £15,000 (HELEN T) £10,000 (KAURS) £OFFERS £9,500 (MR HOBB) £950 £15,000 (O KUMAR) £OFFERS £15,000 (S AHMAD) TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07764 656 667 [email protected] TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07815 114 201 TEL. 07787 334 567 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07896 699 241 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07962 394 890 TEL. 07985 455 057 ABR44R AS110KK B1LRL CB11ATT EL11SAA FS11SAN HE11OO X K40SUM MO11EB X MR110WE N4 WED 0M11LES R34 RAJ SA11MAZ (SAIMA/SALMA) £10,000 ONO (ABRAAR) £9,500 (ASHOK K) £OFFERS (BILAL) £7,000 (C BHATT) £20,000 (ELISA A) £7,500 (F SUSAN) £1,500 ONO (HELLO X) £3,500 £OFFERS £15,000 (MR HOWE) £10,000 (NAWED, NAWEED) £7,500 (O MILES) £OFFERS £3,500 ONO TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07808 950 492 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07787 334 567 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07731 464002 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07928 473 771 TEL. 07946 162 099 AD11EEP AS110KL B4 BMW CH13 DRY EM11LYC FY11SAF HD11EEP K444BAH M011TYP MR110YD NA11EED 0 M11RZA R40 JAH SA13 BAH

£7,000 (A DILEEP) £9,500 (ASHOK L) £7,500 £10,000+ (CHOWDRY) £8,000 (EMILY C) £15,400 (F YUSAF) £7,000 (H DILEEP) £2,500 ONO (KAABAH) £7,000 (MONTY P) £29,000 (MR LLOYD) £15,000 (NAHEED) £3,500 ONO £OFFERS £OFFERS TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07815 114 201 TEL. 07973 165 474 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07779 300 128 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07962 394 890 TEL. 07779 675 730 TEL. 07983 104 538 AES141T AS110KM B4 RUF CH13 LER EM11LYD FY11SUF HK11NGS K77 MYE M011VER MR11ACK NA11 DEA 0S11SAN R40LEX SA13 WAR

£OFFERS £9,500 (ASHOK M) £OFFERS £10,000+ (CHILLER) £8,000 (EMILY D) £15,000 (F YUSUF) £14,000 (H KINGS) £OFFERS T: 07907 318 666 £10,000 (M OLIVER) £9,500 (MR HACK) £2,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £7,500 (O SUSAN) £OFFERS £10,000 ONO TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07796 008 786 TEL. 07973 165 474 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 no withheld numbers TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07868 572 069 TEL. 07838 603 001 AF11 AAK AS110KN B4 WFA CS10 NGH EM11LYE G 13OXD HK11MAR K7 PPA M0 51DDK MR11ALE NA11MAD 0V11JAY R44JA F SAF333R

£2,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £9,500 (ASHOK N) £1,195 ONO £OFFERS £8,000 (EMILY E) £OFFERS £15,000 (H KUMAR) £3,995 ONO £OFFERS T. 07954 370 359 £9,500 (MR HALE) £10,000 (N AHMAD) £10,000 (O VIJAY) £2,800 ONO £2,995 ONO MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07867 770 940 TEL. 07928 473 771 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07913 919 169 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07890 201 854 MOHAMMED SIDDIQUE TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07974 179 156 TEL. 07729 288 346 AF11 LAK AS110KO B45HAR CS11SAN EM11LYF G13SAL HM11LES KA11 DEM M111 NWR MR11AYE NA11MAZ 0Y11SAF R6JJY SA55Y MS

£2,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £9,500 (ASHOK O) £12,500 £7,500 (C SUSAN) £8,000 (EMILY F) £OFFERS £7,500 (H MILES) £1,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £1,500 (MUNAWAR) £9,500 (MR HAYE) £1,500 ONO (NAIMA) £15,400 (O YUSAF) £OFFERS £5,000 T: 07740 784 983 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07891 217 880 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07977 802 112 TEL. 07985 455 057 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07597 572 045 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07968 163 510 [email protected] AF11 SAN AS110KP B5 WAJ CY11SAF EM11LYM G23RGE HU11TER KA11 SYM M111YAS MR11AYS NA11 ZAM 0Y11SUF R77JHA SAD111A £1,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £15,000 (ASHOK P) £1,500 £15,400 (C YUSAF) £8,000 (EMILY M) £OFFERS £21,000 (HUNTER) £2,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £20,000 ONO £9,500 (MR HAYS) £3,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £15,000 (O YUSUF) £2,500 (RAJHA) £7,000 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07838 130 681 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07501 292 802 TEL. 07985 455 057 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL.07774 112 121 TEL. 07985 455 057 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07786 424 251 TEL. 07825 040 037 AH11MDS B9 SHU KA51ERH M1TUH MR11UGH P12 MYR SAD 41F AS110KS D4WUO EM11LYS GA11MAD HU55 ANX NA12ANG RA07OUR £1,000 (AHMADS) £15,000 (ASHOK S) £OFFERS £1,495 ONO £15,000 (EMILY S) £10,000 (G AHMAD) £10,000 T: 07740 784 983 £OFFERS £OFFERS £20,000 (MR HUGH) £OFFERS (TEXT ONLY) £OFFERS (PREMIER) £5,000 ONO £2,000 TEL. 07846 269 808 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07812 728 079 TEL. 07832 302 222 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 [email protected] TEL. 07980 802 471 TEL. 07894 335 033 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07884 064 015 TEL. 07837 780 981 TEL. 07969 914 041 TEL. 07947 979 777 AJ11DGE AS110KV BA11ALZ DA11DY X ER11EST GA11MED HU55 EFA KA55YMS M44KAH MR 54BAR NA13 AAB P14YAA RA11MAD SAM3R £25,000 (A JUDGE) £9,500 (ASHOK V) £3,495 ONO £8,000 £49,000 (ERNEST) £15,000 (G AHMED) £OFFERS (HUZAIFAH) £3,000 £10,000 £13,250 ONO £5,000+ (NAIWAAB) £3,995 £10,000 (R AHMAD) £12,000 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07957 429 964 TEL. 07921 576 971 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07737 071 097 TEL. 07983 480 777 TEL. 07779 117 865 TEL. 07837 867 868 TEL. 07973 165 474 TEL. 07954 389 874 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07867 861 193 AK11 BER AS110KX BA11MAD DA11MAD ES11SAN GA11SHA HV11JAY K55 5HAB M444 LKK MR 5 5K0L NA55AR X P44YJA RA11SHA SD11EEP £5,000 TEL: 01274 414141 £12,500 (ASHOK X) £10,000 (B AHMAD) £10,000 (D AHMAD) £7,500 (E SUSAN) £9,000 (G AISHA) £10,000 (H VIJAY) £1,500 ONO (SHAB) £850 TEL: 07977 118 134 £5,000 T: 07740 784 983 £10,000 T: 07740 784 983 £3,000 (PAAYJA) £9,000 (R AISHA) £7,000 (S DILEEP) MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07977 348 295 no withheld numbers [email protected] [email protected] TEL. 07786 424 251 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 AK11 SAR AS110KY BA11MED DAU400D ET11ANA GD11EEP HY11NUS KAD33M M7NA X MR5 5P0K NA55 YMA P4VXX RC51 HAN SF11EEM £2,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £9,500 (ASHOK Y) £15,000 (B AHMED) £1200 £8,500 (ETHAN A) £7,000 (G DILEEP) £9,500 (H YUNUS) £3,995 £1,499 ONO £5,000 (MR SPOK) £10,000 £1350 £OFFERS £15,000 ONO MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07947 979 777 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07958 000 480 [email protected] TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07557 472 855 TEL. 07706 216 060 AK11MAR AS11ESH BA55U MR DD11EEP ET11ANB GL66 FUL HY11SAF KAS4R M800 SAA MR 5 5YAD NA55 YMM P88 VEN RD11EEP SH0114B £20,000 (A KUMAR) £15,000 (ASHESH) £3,000 T: 07740 784 983 £7,000 (D DILEEP) £8,500 (ETHAN B) £8,000 ONO £15,400 (H YUSAF) £OFFERS T: 07523 264 595 £OFFERS £10,000 T: 07740 784 983 £10,000 £2,000 ONO £7,000 (R DILEEP) £OFFERS TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 [email protected] TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07908 472 121 TEL. 07985 455 057 no withheld numbers TEL. 07764 511 955 [email protected] TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07966 386 755 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07919 583 618 AK55AAH AS11FA0 BA55Y MR DMILES ET11ANF GMIILES HY11SUF KD11EEP M9WLA MR 5 5YKE NAD111M PA11ANS RD11HAN SH03B £5,895 ONO £25,000 (ASHFAQ) £3,000 £7,500 (D MILES) £8,500 (ETHAN F) £7,500 (G MILES) £15,000 (H YUSUF) £7,000 (K DILEEP) £15,000 ONO (MAWLA) £5,000 T: 07740 784 983 £75,000 ONO £3,500 (P ALLANS) £OFFERS (ROHAN) £2,995 TEL. 07779 324 610 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07740 784 983 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07842 955 147 [email protected] TEL. 07969 914 041 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07970 026 653 TEL. 07793 628 670

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£1,995 ONO £25,0 00 £3,00 0 ONO (TAL HA) £10 ,000 (T VIJA Y) £3,50 0 £7,0 00 (W D ILE EP) £8,000 ONO TEL. 0776 4 656 667 TEL. 07867 861 19 3 TEL. 07946 162 099 TEL. 07985 455 05 7 TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 0790 8 472 12 1 SH10AEB SO11 BYA TA11MAD TY11SAF VY55 HNU WG11PTA XY11SAF

£OFFERS T : 0775 4 852 402 £2,000 T EL: 01 274 4 14141 £10,000 (T AHMAD) £15, 400 (T YUS AF) £3,50 0 £6,9 95 (W G UP TA) £15, 400 (X YUS AF) no withheld numbers MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07588 326 444 TEL. 07985 455 05 7 TEL. 07985 455 057 SH10ABY SP11RTY TA11YRS TY11SUF W011VER WK11MAR Y11NES

£4 ,0 00 O NO £15, 000 (S POR TY) £1,500 (TAHYRS) £15, 000 (T Y US UF) £6,5 00 (W O LIV ER) £15,0 00 (W KUM AR) £OFF ERS (YO UN AS) TEL. 07828 695 464 TEL. 07867 886 786 TEL. 07985 455 057 L20RD TEL. 07985 455 0 57 TEL. 07985 455 05 7 TEL. 079 85 455 057 TEL. 07834 016 393 SH10KET ST11GGG TA13BYS UA11MAD WM11LES Y511LMA W21 JAS

£OFFERS T: 07754 852 402 £20,000 ONO £1,600 ONO £10,0 00 (U A HM AD) £1,200 ONO £7,5 00 (W MILE S) £4,000 ONO (SALMA) no withheld numbers TEL. 07786 510 0 00 TEL. 07557 387 547 TEL. 07985 455 05 7 TEL. 07925 757 67 7 TEL. 0 7985 455 057 TEL. 07969 598 969 SH10KUT SUR871T TA55LYM UD11EEP W33DDY WS11SAN Y55ANA £25,000 QUICK SALE TEL. 07969 914 041

£OFFERS T : 0775 4 852 402 £1,5 00 (SU RBJ IT) £4,895 ONO £7,0 00 (U D ILEE P) £5,000 ONO £7,5 00 (W S USA N) £OFFE RS no withheld numbers TEL. 0798 5 589 631 TEL. 07779 324 61 0 TEL. 07985 455 05 7 TEL. 07779 994 69 5 TEL. 07985 4 55 05 7 TEL. 07835 316 786 SH11 AED SY11SAF TA55TEE UK11ORD W33DY K WY11SAF Y9 ALT

£1,000 T EL: 01 274 4 14141 £15, 400 (S YUS AF) £5,000 T: 0774 0 78 4 983 £OFFE RS £5,000 ONO £15,4 00 (W YUS UF) £30,0 00 MON - FR I: 9-5.30 TEL. 0798 5 455 057 [email protected] o.uk TEL. 0 7522 199 99 7 TEL. 07779 994 695 TEL. 07 985 455 0 57 TEL. 07525 817 453 SH11 AFS SY11SUF TA55TYE UMM444R W33NTD WY11SUF YA11MAD

£1,500 TE L : 012 74 4141 41 £15, 000 (S YUS UF) £5,000 T: 0774 0 78 4 983 £4,99 5 £1,8 00 (WA NTE D) £15,0 00 (W YUS UF) £10,0 00 (Y A HM AD) MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 0798 5 455 057 privateplates@hotmai l.co.uk TEL. 07707 747 776 TEL. 01202 877 03 8 TEL. 0 7985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 SH11AHZ T0YSR TA67 ETS UY11SAF W4JLD X3 51NGS YA11YAA

£6,00 0 £ 15,000 ONO £6,000 ONO £15, 400 (U YUS AF) £1,99 5 £3, 500 (SIN GH S) £1 5,000 (Y AYYAA) TEL. 07921 576 97 1 TEL. 07973 787 934 TEL. 07908 472 12 1 TEL. 07985 455 05 7 TEL. 07954 389 87 4 TEL. 0 7833 333 870 TEL. 07985 455 057 SH11 ANY T11UCS TAHIR V011RAS W4KY R X 7BY X YE11COM BR17HMA £2,000 T EL: 01 274 4 14141 £OFFE RS £10 0,000 ( TAHI R) £2, 000 (VO HR A) £10,0 00 £1,50 0 £49,0 00 (YEL L C OM) MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07581 169 231 TEL. 07403 302 72 5 TEL. 07867 886 78 6 TEL. 07786 615 234 TEL. 07767 778 798 TEL. 07985 455 057 SH11KEL T14 REK TB11ATT V011VER W4LYT XAL 11X YD11EEP

£4,99 9 ONO ( SHA KEL) £OF FERS (T ARI Q) £7,000 (T BHATT) £6,5 00 (V O LIVE R) £2,00 0 £15,0 00 £7,000 (Y DILEEP) TEL. 07863 845 709 TEL. 07508 066 66 1 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 05 7 TEL. 07854 435 65 6 TEL. 07733 244 444 TEL. 07985 455 057 £30,000 TEL. 07999 754 999 T19 ARX TD11EEP SH11 OBY V 4 RFN WA 11 EEM X B AIG YK11MAR

£1,000 T EL: 01 274 4 14141 £OFFERS (TIGER X) £7,000 (T DILEEP) £1,000 £15,000 (WAHEEM) £50,000 £15,000 (Y KUMAR) MON - FR I: 9-5.30 TEL. 07837 780 98 1 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07967 193 03 3 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07947 979 77 7 TEL. 07985 455 057 SH11PER TER1K WA11SHA X K04SER T1L1 786 V 4 4 MJD YU10NES

£15 ,000 (S HIPE R) £1,500 ONO VALUED AT OVER £60K £850 ONO £9,000 (W AISHA) £OFFE RS £OFFERS T: 07754 852 402 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07974 179 15 6 TEL. 07739 413 69 5 TEL. 07803 012 25 3 TEL. 07985 455 0 57 TEL. 07811 146 312 no withheld numbers SH11YLA T44 RKK VA11MAD X K11AN X YV11JAY TJ 11 DGE WA11TAD

£10,000 £2,200 ONO £15,500 (T JUDGE) £10,000 (V AHMAD) £10,000 (WANTED) £2,700 £10,000 (Y VIJAY) TEL. 07969 914 041 TEL. 07926 095 168 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07778 881 126 TEL. 07786 087 155 TEL. 07985 455 057 SH12ADH T444BYS TK11NGS VB11ATT WAH330K XK11MAR Y44SCR £3,000 ONO £995 ONO £14,000 (T KINGS) £7,000 (V BHATT) £2,500 (WAHEED K) £15,000 (X KUMAR) £2,500 ONO TEL. 07828 159 318 TEL. 07870 993 553 TEL. 07886 606 431 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07973 199 979 TEL. 07985 455 057

TMIILES VD11EEP RY11SUF XM11LES SH12AN H T8WHD £3,000 ONO £15,000 (TAWHEED) £7,500 (T MILES) £7,000 (V DILEEP) £15,000 (R YUSUF) £7,500 (X MILES) TEL. 07870 993 553 TEL. 07842 955 147 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 VS11SAN WAJ33D SH13 MLA T9RYK TR11 HAD XS11AKS £5,000+ (SHIMMLA) £OFFERS £2,500 TEL: 01274 414141 £7,500 (V SUSAN) £2,995 £4,500 (X SHAKS) TEL. 07973 165 474 TEL. 07863 289 625 MON - FRI: 9-5.30 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07793 628 670 TEL. 07985 455 057 SH54ZH D TA11ATS TS11SAN VY11SAF WAS11F X X10 MAR £5,725 £1,500 (TALLAT) £7,500 (T SUSAN) £15,400 (V YUSAF) £10,000 £OFFERS TEL. 07802 183 450 TEL. 07867 886 786 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07985 455 057 TEL. 07867 861 193 TEL. 07928 473 771

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TEL. 07786 424 251 TEL. 07890 201 854 TEL. 07522 199 997 H4 SSB L99HOR YA55EEM £12,995 ONO £OFFERS £75,000 ONO TEL. 07440 766 843 TEL. 07850 706 930 TEL. 07887 837 553 J4 MEL N002HAT £15,000 ONO £2,000 ONO (NUZHAT) TEL. 07870 496 535 TEL. 0781 3 011 702 siaann A84DLA AWAI5S F9TMA K4HN V M44YAT S4FTR SHIFYK AAsi £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 17.3 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 A1 2GGY AWIIAS X FAIIZAM K4UR X MAI4RYA S4JA0 SI00FYN £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS TEL. 07.522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173. 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 17.3 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 AAI2OMA AY55HAS FI2ANA K44HNY MAI4RYM S4TPL T4RAK £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 0752 2 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 1 73 297 TEL. 0752 2 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 AA13EZA BI9 ACN FI2LAT KE55AR B MAQ4DAS S500AAN T4SDK DO YOU WANT TO £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 2.97 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 AA55HAD BA0 5HAN FI7RAN KA55YM A MEIIZAN SAI4HYL T5PAN

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£OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 075.22 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 2.97 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 A I3B YD B I6 K N Y H I8S NS KE 55 AR X N AI3E L Z S HIIE Z D T I7L AT BUSINESS IN THE £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS £OFFERS TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 2.97 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 TEL. 07522 173 297 A D14A A M C HI4 RC O H AIIR U N K H09 KA R NA V3 30 A S HIIF E K T A5I WA R

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Australia v India India’s series win Tests to one. So then why is this rounder, Ravichandran Ashwin, best literally over a thousand Test wickets victory such a big deal? spinner, and Jaspreet Bumrah, India’s between them, compared to India’s Big deal because India played the best fast bowler on current form, all bowlers with all of thirteen! last three Tests so severely depleted got injured and were non-starters for And what about the batsmen? was the GREATEST that for the fourth Test in Brisbane, the Fourth Test. Shubman Gill, 21-year-old, was they had hardly 11 physically fit These injuries meant that in the 4th playing in his third Test. He ended up players to take the field against the Test, which could decide the series with one of the top aggregates in the No.1 side in the world. that stood at 1-1, India were forced to team. Rishabh Pant, still relatively Pacer Mohammad Shami injured field players who were not even in inexperienced, forged out the historic himself in the very first match. Virat the original team. Natarajan, a left- win after Gill and Pujara gave India a comeback! Kohli was absent due to paternity arm pace bowler, and Washington terrific start. leave. Opener Rohit Sharma didn’t Sundar were brought along to give The series win has now catapulted Back page story continued almost unrecognisable to my old participate until the third Test. the 16 team members practice. India to the top of the World Test eyes. Umesh Yadav, another experienced They were “blooded in” for the Championship table. The top two This win reflects what India is Earlier, India defeated Australia in and first-rate pace bowler, retired fourth Test or else India would have qualify for the final at the Lord’s today: young, confident, with a never Australia. Unlike the first World Cup hurt half-way through the 2nd Test. been forced to abdicate and concede cricket ground in London in June. say die spirit. Under Ravi Shastri and or the first series win in England, this Then, K.L. Rahul, an excellent the series. Thus, as India and Apart from India, New Zealand and Virat Kohli, and with the other brash victory by the Indian team is not a batsman, got hurt during a practice Australia lined up for the last Test Australia are in the running. England erstwhile captain, Sourav Ganguly, first. They had won in 2018-19 in session and was forced to return to match, the home team had four of is on the outside looking in. BCCI president, the team of today is Australia by the same margin: two India. R. Jadeja, India’s best all- the best bowlers in the world with 48 Sport www.asianexpress.co.uk January 2021 - 4th Edition

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