The Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain Iqbal Sacranie presents the Ibn Battuta Award for Excellence in Media to Channel 4's Jon Snow during the sixth Muslim News Awards for Excellence held at Grosvenor House in central London, Monday March 27, 2006. The Foreign Secretary Jack Straw attended the awards and earlier delivered a speech praising the contributions of the Muslim community to the success, culture and prosperity of British society. See PA story SOCIAL Muslim. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo Credit should read : Johnny Green/PA.

The Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain Iqbal Sacranie presents the Ibn Battuta Award for Excellence in Media to Channel 4's Jon Snow during the sixth Muslim News Awards for Excellence held at Grosvenor House in central London, Monday March 27, 2006. The Foreign Secretary Jack Straw attended the awards and earlier delivered a speech praising the contributions of the Muslim community to the success, culture and prosperity of British society. See PA story SOCIAL Muslim. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo Credit should read : Johnny Green/PA. Stock Photo

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