An Islamic extremist ‘brother’ is working to seize control of Manchester schools and ensure hard-line Muslim principles are taught, according to a letter in the Trojan Horse scandal.

Ahmed Al-Khatib, 33, disguised himself with the headscarf of Rania Alayed, 25, and walked away from the crime scene to give CCTV cameras the impression she was still alive

Ahmed al-Khatib, 34, said he had visions of the demonic creature known as the ‘Jinn’ since he was 16 and had even undergone an exorcism carried out by an Imam.

Here at MM, we took to the streets to ask people if they would mind if they ate Halal meat and were not told what it was?

Manchester is in the top-five worst-affected areas for honour crimes in the UK – and Cosmopolitan are tackling the issue with a proposed day of memory for victims.

The accusations came after it was revealed there are now 25 schools under investigation over an alleged hard-line Muslim plot to force out governors and headteachers

Jahangir Nazar, 35, was found guilty of murdering Farkhanda Younis, 30, and has been ordered to serve a minimum of 22 years in prison

Research was conducted by Manchester and Keele universities

Christianity also growing slower than Atheism

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Lee Rigby was hacked to death close to his Woolwich barracks