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Jihad UK

Asian Network Report investigates the training of militants by Kashmiri groups.

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Addicted to Booze

We find out if Asian women are becoming addicted to booze.

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Generation Bhangra

Dipps Bhamrah gives an insight into the lives of Bhangra artists and their families.

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The Trouble with Hubble-Bubble

Konnie Huq with a special report for Asian Network.

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Passport to Murder

Poonam Taneja investigates allegations of murder plots hatched in India by British Asians.

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Jay Sean - Number One in America

The story of the first British Asian to have a number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Goodbye to Gutka

Konnie Huq investigates research suggesting a link between gutka and cancer rates.

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Holiday Brides

An investigation into allegations of men marrying girls in India and then dumping them.

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Are You Positive?

Konnie Huq investigates claims that British Asians are failing to get tested for HIV.

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Big B

Sanjeev Bhaskar on the British-Asian love affair with film star Amitabh Bachchan.

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The Trouble with Hubble Bubble

Konnie Huq investigates new Department of Health research concerning shisha smokers.

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Victims or Criminals?

Sanjiv Buttoo talks to British Sikhs who claim they were tortured in India.

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22/03/2010

A special report from the Asian Network.

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12/04/2010

Manish Bhasin meets the Asians buying football clubs.

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17/05/2010

Acid attacks are on the increase in the UK. Konnie Huq talks to some of the victims.

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Our Breaking Hearts

New research reveals the true extent of heart disease amongst British Asians.

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Curing Pakistani Cricket

How has the Pakistan cricket team gone from world winners to sinners?

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Pakistan Floods: A Community Fights Back

Pakistan's floods have devastated the lives of every Pakhtun family living in Birmingham.

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A Week in the Slums

Three students give up their life in London for a week in the slums of Chennai in India.

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Mind Your Language

Konnie Huq explores if speaking more than one language could have academic advantages.

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Delhi Games: A City Divided

India is under a month away from hosting the Commonwealth games. Will they pull it off?

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My Dada's Army

Can the forgotten stories of Asian war veterans make an impact on young British Asians?

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Asians and Disability - Forced Marriage

One in five forced marriages involve people with a disabilty. Will new guidance work?

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Inside the EDL - our exclusive investigation

The English Defence League call for an end to Muslim immigration.

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We Don't Need No Segregation

Oldham tackles segregation by merging two diverse schools. Will pupils get on or rebel?

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Muslims on the Frontline

Poonam Taneja had exclusive access to British Muslims on the frontline in Afghanistan.

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My Mate Murali

Andrew Flintoff reflects on Muttiah Muralitharan's international cricket career.

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The Asian Death Wish

British Asian's have a higher death rate when it comes to certain diseases, we ask why?

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Toxic Takeaway

Rishi Rich on how he faced his own junk food hell and reveals the danger of trans fats.

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Oldham Riots: 10 Years On

Ten years after the Oldham race riots, are communities still living segregated lives?

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