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For those who view the Burkha it may be relgious, but some who have to wear it, it is a label, a burden and tool of control. Ask those women living in Raqqa who now have to cover whereas before they didn't, its not their choice its been imposed on them. Does it make them more religious wearing...

It could be equally argued so, but where does the relgion come into this, does the Koran insist on the wearing of jeans? Take a walk around Dubai, where the religious police are highly visible and you can see the high heels and jeans below the Burkhas, a clash of cultures or just the rich...

I flew from Kuwait in 1993 and many Burkha clad women were on the plane, 20 minutes into the flight many went to the toilets and changed into jeans and tee shirts, on the trip back to Kuwait the reverse happened. Did they chose to wear jenas or the Burkha? The Burkha is a symbol of subjugation...

I'm not happy with my offspring eating halal meat t school as we now find, FGM which is currently going unpunished in this country, the police fearful of arresting Asian men who are perpetrating ex crimes against under age children, in Rotherham, Bradford, Blackburn, Oxford, west London etc...

Its PC not to challenge such issues, yet our political leaders fail to do so. Until very recently it was forbidden to talk openly about immigration or illegal immigration for fear of being a racist. Down here in sunny Sussex we have very little knowledge of what is happening in ghettoised areas...