Tanvir Anjum Arif
Staff Reporter
Prime Minister Starmer Hails Daily Dazzling Dawn's Remarkable Ascent on Second Anniversary
June 02, 2025
In a powerful nod to its incredible journey, Daily Dazzling Dawn has received congratulations from British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on its second anniversary. The Prime Minister lauded the digital-first newspaper's astonishing rise to prominence within the British Bangladeshi community, celebrating its achievement of attracting millions of dedicated online readers in just 24 short months.
VAPE BAN DAY: UK ENDS DISPOSABLE ERA
May 31, 2025
A landmark ban on the sale and supply of disposable vapes comes into force across the United Kingdom today, Saturday, June 1, 2025. The move aims to tackle the alarming rise in youth vaping and curb the escalating environmental damage caused by single-use plastic devices. However, concerns remain about the potential for a booming black market and the impact on adult smokers who used disposables to quit cigarettes
Million UK Migrants Face Extra Five-Year Wait for Permanent Residency
May 14, 2025
Over a million migrant workers currently residing in the United Kingdom could face a significant upheaval in their plans for permanent settlement, potentially being forced to wait an additional five years for the right to remain indefinitely. This development arises from a major review of immigration rules initiated by the Home Office, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the futures of those who have built their lives in Britain since 2020, Daily Dazzling Dawn understand.
Tax Chaos: HMRC's Wrong Bills Hit Diverse UK Communities
April 21, 2025
HMRC Tax Blunder Slams Thousands, Including British South Asian, Bangladeshi, Muslim & Pakistani Taxpayers, with Bogus £2,751 Demands for Non-Existent Savings Interest
East London's Silent Struggle: Women and Addiction in the South Asian Shadow
April 12, 2025
A hidden crisis is unfolding within East London, particularly in Tower Hamlets, where a significant Bangladeshi community resides. While national statistics highlight the UK's broader drug problem, a more granular examination reveals a concerning trend: the escalating challenges faced by South Asian women grappling with addiction.
Rare Reunion: Khaleda Zia's Third Eid with Family in 18 Years
March 26, 2025
In a poignant reunion, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Begum Khaleda Zia, celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr with her family in London, marking the first time in ten years they have shared this festive occasion. The gathering, a source of immense joy for the family, brought together Zia, her son Tarique Rahman, his family, and the family of her late son, Arafat Rahman Koko.
Daily Dazzling Dawn Gains Global Recognition with Founder’s Crunchbase Rank
March 17, 2025
In a landmark moment for British Bangladeshi media, Munzer Ahmed Chowdhury, founder and publisher of Daily Dazzling Dawn, has achieved a prestigious ranking of 926 on Crunchbase, a globally recognized platform for discovering and analyzing business information.
Tearful Elon Musk unhappy and begs 'respect'
March 12, 2025
Tesla sales slumping also in Germany as Elon Musk's politics fuel protests
Drag queen Asifa helping asylum seekers prove they are gay
February 21, 2025
Court documents indicate that Asifa Lahore, 42, a British drag queen and trans woman, provided evidence in a significant number of immigration and asylum cases within a single year. Specifically, she gave evidence in "10 or 12" immigration appeals and three separate asylum seeker cases.
Khaleda Zia arrived in London, left for the hospital from airport
January 08, 2025
Khaleda Zia arrived in London and left for the hospital BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia arrived at London's Heathrow Airport on Wednesday morning local time. The air ambulance carrying her reached London about three hours later than the scheduled time. Mother and son met after almost seven years.
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