ncreasingly small aggressive groups of young Muslims swear at police officers who conduct inquiries. Other feels that there is a campaign in BriThere have been images in the British press recently of three Muslim women defying a photographer who wished to take their photograph on a British street. One covered her eyes in defiance; the other stared resolutely at the camera whilst the third raised her hand in a V-sign salute.

This appears to typify the growing unrest amongst British Muslims, up to 40% of who are asking for Sharia Law to be introduced. They are rejecting typical Western values even though Sharia Law advocates punishments far more severe than that which would be found under typical Western law. Increasingly small aggressive groups of young Muslims swear at police officers who conduct inquiries. Other feels that there is a campaign in Brit

h street. One covered her eyes in defiance; the other stared resolutely at the camera whilst the third raised her hand in a V-sign salute.

This appears to typify the growing unrest amongst British Muslims, up to 40% of who are asking for Sharia Law to be introduced. They are rejecting typical Western values even though Sharia Law advocates punishments far more severe than that which would be found under typical Western law. Increasingly small aggressive groups of young Muslims swear at police officers who conduct inquiries. Other feels that there is a campaign in Bri

This appears to typify the growing unrest amongst British Muslims, up to 40% of who are asking for Sharia Law to be introduced. They are rejecting typical Western values even though Sharia Law advocates punishments far more severe than that which would be found under typical Western law. Increasingly small aggressive groups of young Muslims swear at police officers who conduct inquiries. Other feels that there is a campaign in Brig typical Western values even though Sharia Law advocates punishments far more severe than that which would be found under typical Western law. Increasingly small aggressive groups of young Muslims swear at police officers who conduct inquiries. Other feels that there is a campaign in Brincreasingly small aggressive groups of young Muslims swear at police officers who conduct inquiries. Other feels that there is a campaign in Britain to persecute and inconvenience Muslim youths. The atmosphere is becoming more tense and has been heightened since the bombings in London of 7 July 2005.

In a move to calm Muslim fears, several thousand leaflets have been distributed amongst Muslim communities asking for calm and reassuring communities that the only people that are being targeted are criminals. This may be seen as a positive and reassuring step, but the fact that this needed to be done in the first place speaks volumes for the relationships between the police and local communities. This is especial