Mobeen Azhar

British left-wingers are in a celebratory mood as their man emerges as the frontrunner to lead Labour, but where is Jeremy Corbyn’s surge in popularity coming from, asks Mobeen Azhar.

The BBC’s Mobeen Azhar has spent three weeks on the front line embedded with Karachi police with a squad that has become known as the Taliban hunters.

How do non-believers get together in a nation where blasphemy carries a death sentence?

Since Michael Van Huffel developed ME, he has discovered ways of making art without leaving his one-room apartment.

The fatwa against Salman Rushdie after publication of his novel, the Satanic Verses, pushed many British Muslims towards political Islam.

When Mobeen Azhar returned to Huddersfield to investigate a police shooting he found violence, rumours and a wall of silence

Guns and pool parties: Secrets of an IS smartphone  BBC Three

When Mobeen Azhar returned to Huddersfield to investigate a police shooting he found violence, rumours and a wall of silence

How did the high priest of Japanese pop, Johnny Kitagawa, exploit teenage boys with impunity for so long?

The two individuals involved in sex abuse at Johnny Kitagawa’s agency are still alive, BBC is told.