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If you were around then you must have enjoyed Dino’s comedy - He was a sad loss to comedy, passing away far too young.Di...
07/09/2025

If you were around then you must have enjoyed Dino’s comedy - He was a sad loss to comedy, passing away far too young.

Dino Shafeek was a familiar face on British TV in the 1970s and early ’80s with his great comedy acting. Born in Dhaka and trained at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, he became a familiar face as the ever-cheerful Chai Wallah Muhammed in It Ain’t Half Hot Mum—urn in hand, calling “chai garam, chai!” and breaking into song between scenes. He also won fans as Ali Nadim in Mind Your Language, whose sparring with Ranjeet slowly turned to friendship. Beyond those favourites he popped up across film and TV—Carry On Emmannuelle, Minder, Special Branch, The Long Duel and High Road to China.

His career was on a lovely upward curve when tragedy struck: Dino Shafeek died suddenly of a heart attack at home in London on 10 March 1984, just eleven days before his 54th birthday.

In a landmark ruling, the Federal Court of Australia has affirmed that opposing Zionism and criticising the actions of t...
06/07/2025

In a landmark ruling, the Federal Court of Australia has affirmed that opposing Zionism and criticising the actions of the Israeli state is not the same as antisemitism.
This ruling is a win for pro-Palestinian voices in Australia who have long been silenced or smeared as antisemitic for simply calling out Israel’s human rights abuses. The court’s clarification means that Australians can continue to speak up against apartheid, occupation, and genocide without being wrongly branded as racist. It reinforces the right to stand in solidarity with Palestinians; a right rooted in justice, not hate.
Justice Stewart explained: “Political criticism of Israel, however inflammatory or adversarial, is not by its nature criticism of Jews in general or based on Jewish racial or ethnic identity… The conclusion that it is not antisemitic to criticise Israel is the corollary of the conclusion that to blame Jews for the actions of Israel is antisemitic; the one flows from the other.”

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