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Ismail Mulla

Ismail Mulla

Opinion/Comment Editor/Journalist at The Yorkshire Post

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  • English
  • Gujarati
  • Urdu
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  • Editorial Page
  • Regional News

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Recent Articles

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What Doncaster Sheffield Airport needs to succeed as a passenger airport - Ismail Mulla

I must concede, I’d never used Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA) when it was operated by Peel Group. Not because it had a bad reputation. On the contrary, it was consistently ranked as the best airport in the UK by the consumer organisation Which? Nor do I have an aversion to South Yorkshire, it’s a lovely part of the region where I completed my training as a journalist.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Frontier technology could well prove to be a lifeline for the NHS -...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has well and truly arrived. It is becoming embedded in more and more facets of everyday life. To turn away from it would be foolish. But equally foolish would be to embrace it without due care and consideration.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Community assets are important for our towns but can the rot be sto...

Walking around Dewsbury town centre makes the heart sink. I remember as a young boy the delight of going out with my parents on a Saturday to get our weekly shops. Wandering from one market stall to the next. The eclectic sights, sounds and smells. To say it is now a ghost of its former self would be unfair to ghosts.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Time to get tough on parents whose children are persistently absent...

The start of the new academic year used to bring a mix of excitement and trepidation for both children and parents. For parents it was about ensuring their child was school-ready. For children it was about linking up with friends again and making sure they did their best in the classroom.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Vivergo Fuels closure in Hull spells trouble for the Government - I...

After months of should it stay or should it go, it’s finally been settled that Vivergo Fuels will close. The last of the wheat has been delivered and 160 employees will be left seeking new pastures.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

The indecision over HS2 is becoming tiresome with Lord Hendy offeri...

‘In out, in out, shake it all about…’ so goes the timeless children’s song. But if the mixed messaging continues from the Government around HS2, it may well end up giving a whole new meaning to the Hockey Cokey.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

How to bridge the gap between employment and education - Ismail Mulla

Too often there is a big gap between education and the world of work. There is this idea that sitting in a classroom, engaging in rote learning ought to prepare youngsters for the next step in their lives but that is clearly not the case.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

There’s blood in the water and if Sir Keir Starmer is not careful t...

As the sycophants stumbled over themselves to pay the Prime Minister on his back for supposedly listening to rebellious backbench MPs and climbing down over welfare reforms, this could be a dangerous turning point in the PM’s leadership.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

How can we expect children to take up sport if costs are prohibitiv...

As the Government rolls out weight loss jabs through the NHS this week, it brings into focus the obesity crisis that has come to afflict the nation. I’m not one for denying support for people who need it but there are fears that we could become a population that is dependent on Mounjaro.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

The circle that needs to be squared before cutting migrant worker n...

Immigration is a hot button issue that tends to evoke an emotional rather than rational response. But if we’re going to get on top of immigration as a nation, we need to face reality head on.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Maybe we did need another report into the state of the railways in ...

Connectivity is vital when it comes to economic growth. The more mobile a population, the more a region benefits. Good public transport links are also a great enabler of social mobility.