Elizabeth Poole is a Lecturer in Media Studies at Staffordshire University. Her research interests include ethnicity, news, audiences and new technologies. She teaches in the area of media, culture and society.

"The book under review is one of the few that has tackled the coverage of the British Muslim Community in the media comprehensively and thoroughly... This is an excellent piece of work" -Church Times "it is difficult to overestimate the importance of the topic of this book." "The study is very informative and well contextualized." "definitely a book that would be of great interest to media studies students, as well as to those specializing in the study of religions and in the history of British multiculturalism." - Patterns of Prejudice Journal

Elizabeth Poole is a Lecturer in Media Studies at Staffordshire University. Her research interests include ethnicity, news, audiences and new technologies. She teaches in the area of media, culture and society.

"The book under review is one of the few that has tackled the coverage of the British Muslim Community in the media comprehensively and thoroughly... This is an excellent piece of work" -Church Times "it is difficult to overestimate the importance of the topic of this book." "The study is very informative and well contextualized." "definitely a book that would be of great interest to media studies students, as well as to those specializing in the study of religions and in the history of British multiculturalism." - Patterns of Prejudice Journal

Elizabeth Poole is a Lecturer in Media Studies at Staffordshire University. Her research interests include ethnicity, news, audiences and new technologies. She teaches in the area of media, culture and society.

"The book under review is one of the few that has tackled the coverage of the British Muslim Community in the media comprehensively and thoroughly... This is an excellent piece of work" -Church Times "it is difficult to overestimate the importance of the topic of this book." "The study is very informative and well contextualized." "definitely a book that would be of great interest to media studies students, as well as to those specializing in the study of religions and in the history of British multiculturalism." - Patterns of Prejudice Journal