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Ibrahim in the national press

Financial Times

Kebab king of London talks beer and Brexit

Profile of Ibrahim’s businesses, the British Kebab Awards and the impact of Brexit.

 Evening Standard

Food for emergency workers, then public service

Coverage of community leadership after the Westminster attack.

 The Guardian

Energy costs and Britain’s small businesses

Interviewed on the pressure facing restaurants and smaller employers.

 The Times

We no longer see Conservatives as the party for SMEs

Why Labour should be the natural home of small business.

 The Independent

Restaurant kept open for emergency workers

Interview after Troia was kept open for police, ambulance and fire crews.