Contents
- 1 History
- 1.1 Pre-Independence
- 1.2 British interwar period
- 1.3 Post-Independence
- 2 Demographics
- 2.1 Population
- 2.2 Population distribution
- 2.2.1 London
- 2.2.2 Birmingham
- 2.2.3 Bradford
- 2.2.4 Glasgow
- 2.2.5 Manchester
- 2.3 Religion
- 2.4 Languages
- 3 Culture
- 3.1 Cuisine
- 3.2 Sports
- 3.3 Music and performing arts
- 4 Assimilating into British society
- 4.1 Kashmiris
- 4.2 Punjabis
- 4.3 General
- 5 Contemporary issues
- 5.1 Allegations of extremism
- 5.2 Discrimination
- 6 Health and social issues
- 6.1 Endogamy and kinship
- 6.2 Forced marriage
- 7 Education
- 7.1 General Certificate of Secondary Education
- 7.2 University
- 7.3 Urdu
- 8 Economics
- 8.1 Poverty
- 8.2 Wealth
- 8.3 Employment
- 8.4 Social class
- 9 Media
- 9.1 Cinema
- 9.2 Television
- 9.3 Radio
- 9.4 Print
- 10 Politics
- 10.1 Labour Party
- 10.2 Conservative Party
- 10.3 Others
- 11 Notable people
- 12 See also
- 12.1 Related groups
- 12.2 Related Pakistanis
- 12.3 Other
- 13 References
- 14 Further reading
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