Achievements & Accomplishments

Born in Shrodells Hospital, Watford, next to the football ground; grew up on the Holywell estate, first living in flats on a council estate before moving to a house with a garden in 1984

Known publicly as the Star of Jacob, the Hebrew Moshiach with a global mandate;

In talks with the Prime Minister’s office and UK government about the resettlement of his people, the Bani Israel (exiled Tribes of Israel) and return to their ancestral homeland and his family to Jerusalem

Full title: Raja Mohammed Ansar Khan (Mohammed Ansar, “Mo” Ansar in the media): hereditary lineage rooted in the ancient Royal Household of Azad Kashmir (Mirpur) and the House of Judah

Grandfather Haji Raja Bostan Khan and his grandfather’s brothers fought Nazism in the Second World War; his grandfather survived settling in Coventry as a war hero

After decades of public service, rose to prominence on the global media stage becoming the UK’s leading Muslim public figure between 2012 – 2014; thereafter subjected to a coordinated political smear campaign leaving his exemplary public service record disfigured

Holywell Junior School, Watford. Headteacher: David J Porter

Watford Grammar School for Boys: A-levels, GCSEs; 6th Form Prefect; established 6th Form Union; played cricket, rugby, hockey, tennis; played for the WBGS hockey and rugby teams

At Watford Grammar School for Boys: Scout troop leader 1st Watford Central (Countess of Clarendon's Own) Scout Group. Pack leader for Eagles and led his troop to a top-ten finish in the Green Beret Challenge.

Southampton Institute of Higher Education: LLB Law (Hons) to Diploma

Read law at University of Southampton

Professional training: Media Training (BBC); Chairmanship and Governance (Hampshire County Council); Career Development Programme for Senior Managers (Lloyds), Field Induction Trainer (Lloyds), Sales Management (Lloyds), SPIN (Lloyds), Mentoring and Coaching (Lloyds), Diversity and Cross-Cultural Awareness (Lloyds), Risk Management and Compliance (Lloyds); LEAN (Spectrum)

Youth worker, Watford Borough Council, for five years: the PlayBus; Harwoods and Harebreaks adventure playgrounds; outreach and after-school programmes; WASP; young people’s events and trips; disability and education work

Furniture Salesman, CRS Limited (Co-operative Retail Services); won employee of the month three times in a row

Senior Financial Planning Manager, LloydsTSB Bank plc: financial planning for high-net-worth clients; top 1% national sales performance; doubled business each year over five consecutive years, with £40m under management (a cumulative increase of over 500% in five years); led and mentored sales teams locally and nationally

Diversity & Marketing Specialist (HR secondment), LloydsTSB: won the Race for Opportunity Gold Award for the national race and diversity strategy, making Lloyds the UK’s number one in equality and diversity; national diversity champion and mentor through the GEM network; represented the bank with FTSE 100 companies

Director, Ansar Consulting: strategy, organisational change, HR, policy, diversity and employment law advice for local authorities, companies and charities; senior leadership training

Broadcast Journalist, Political Adviser and Strategist (freelance): strategic communications with broadcasters and senior political leaders; speechwriting and briefings; documentaries, interviews, debates, lecturing; special adviser to a senior minister on the Prime Minister’s Policy Unit; cross-party advisory work on sensitive communications briefs and political strategies

Group Diversity Manager (Head of Diversity), Spectrum Housing Group, one of the UK’s leading social housing providers: a new diversity framework; established women, BME, disability and LGBT networks; worked with board members and senior executives

Operations Director, RJA Trading Ltd: established a fresh-produce retail business, with responsibility for P&L, marketing, regulation and staff

Interim Chief Executive, Al Salam, a regional charity: executive leadership, organisational development, fundraising and PR

Sales Director, Kinex (telecoms B2B), Southampton: record-breaking sales and marketing

Sales Executive, Varissa.com, a Hampshire car brokerage: record-breaking sales

Chairman, Hampshire Independent Equalities Forum, the UK’s largest cross-strand diversity forum: strategic work with the private sector, statutory agencies and voluntary organisations; keynote speeches and media; the forum’s public face

Visiting Professor and Lecturer, University of Winchester: lecturing on the PGCE and BA (Hons) courses; special adviser to the Director on communications, planning and strategy

Research Fellow, University of Winchester, attached to the Centre for Peace and Reconciliation under Dr Mark Owen

On X (@MoAnsar): 166,400 posts and 20,900 followers

A media footprint of 82 listed entries across TV, radio, print and stage

UK news interviews: BBC, BBC World, Channel 4, Channel 5, Sky

International: CNN, ITN, Reuters, Al Jazeera, RT, RTL, France 24, TEN News (Australia)

BBC Asian Network, weekly slots, including with Nihal (2012 - 2014)

Weekly across BBC national radio: Jason Mohammad, Vanessa Feltz, the Asian Network, and Radio 4’s Any Questions with David Dimbleby

By 2012, as part of the “Twitteratti” commanded a global Klout score ranked second internationally, behind only President Barack Obama.

Instrumental on social media, giving voice to many social movements of global significance.

BBC One, The Big Questions, appearing opposite Tommy Robinson

BBC One, Sunday Morning Live, broadcast from Belfast: arming the police, free speech, Muslim protests and marriage

LBC with James Whale: the new Archbishop of Canterbury; then his own peace plan for Palestine

BBC Radio 4, ‘Any Questions’ from Bradford, 1 Mar 2013

BBC WM with Adrian Goldberg

BBC Radio 4 Sunday, on Sunni–Shia sectarianism; Radio 4 with William Crawley and Sheikh Mohammad Al Hili

Channel 4 News on the Woolwich verdict, with Peter Neumann and Baroness Neville-Jones; Channel 4 Ramadan Reflections

BBC Radio 4 Today with Sir Peter Fahy, on British jihadis in Syria

RT (Russia Today): a regular guest once or twice a week for several years before the Russia–Ukraine conflict, with videos reaching views into the tens of millions; covering counter-terrorism, global politics, UK politics, war, peace, Islamophobia and human rights – the full works

A YouTube archive of 42 broadcast appearances, the most watched being Newsnight, a call to an Islamophobic Twitter troll, TREWS with Russell Brand, and the Douglas Murray debate

Television: Newsnight, The One Show, Daybreak

Public conversation with Russell Brand on spirituality, revolution and prejudice

LBC with Nick Ferrari: the hijab school case; Abu Qatada

BBC Radio 4, Beyond Belief, on anti-Semitism in Europe with Ernie Rea and Ed Kessler

Press TV: his long form one-on-one interview with Tariq Ramadan

BBC One, The Big Questions, with Salma Yaqoob, Matthew Goodwin, Ajmal Masroor and Julie Siddiqi

Spoke out after the Woolwich killing of drummer Lee Rigby. He was first on the scene to report it to global media audiences, calling for peace and calm, no ratcheting up of tensions, and for this crime not to be exploited to divide communities in the UK and worldwide. He reported on location after the event, covering all global outlets; this led to death threats and to becoming the subject of the first terror video by ‘Jihadi John’ Emwazi; placed under police protection

LBC Drive after Woolwich; LBC with Andrew Gilligan; ITV Daybreak on far-right threats and on grooming

Publicly condemned the Woolwich killing and called for peace and unity between communities

Head-to-head with Douglas Murray, BBC Radio Wales

LBC Friday Night Roundtable with Ian Collins

Subject of the BBC One documentary "Quitting the English Defence League: When Tommy Met Mo"

BBC 5 Live, in studio, on his 18 months with the former leader of the EDL

BBC Two, The Daily Politics

Channel 4 News with Jon Snow and Nadhim Zahawi: do the Tories represent ethnic minorities?

BBC Radio Wales on the veil, and with Vicky Beeching on social media, politics and religion

Channel 5, The Big British Immigration Row: live debate (against Batten)

Channel 5 live: challenged UKIP’s Gerard Batten over the party’s work with far-right racists, with Katie Hopkins on the panel and Anne Diamond and Nick Ferrari presenting

BBC 5 Live with David Aaronovitch and Nicky Campbell; BBC London with Vanessa Feltz on the 20,000-strong petition to remove Maajid Nawaz as political candidate

BBC Newsnight, chaired by Jeremy Paxman, including Mehdi Hasan: took an opponent apart live on air leading to his removal as a political candidate

Sky News, Murnaghan: the Trojan Horse school plot, McCarthyism and "stealth Christianisation"

RT, among many: PREVENT; the counter-extremism strategy; the Quran manuscript; the Syrian refugee crisis; Shaker Aamer; the Paris attacks; debating Baroness Butler-Sloss’s Commission on Religion and Belief report; the Katie Hopkins rematch; Brexit; the Sadiq Khan win; Nice and Normandy; the Calais Jungle with Jon Gaunt; the Berlin attack

Islam Channel, The Report: the Snoopers’ Charter; Justin Welby’s comments; Brussels; with Moazzam Begg on anti-Muslim smears; the Extremism Bill and the Queen’s Speech; live on Orlando

RT, among many: the London Bridge and Finsbury Park attacks; Amnesty’s report on counter-terror laws; the Palestinian hunger strike; the Missing Muslims report; Jihadi Jack; the Windrush scandal; the Tory Islamophobia report (2021)

The first journalist to call out the Sri Lankan authorities live on air over the Easter bombings

Journalist and broadcaster across multiple outlets around the world

A contracted BBC contributor with a payroll number, regularly in the BBC’s buildings; appeared on BBC Two’s Moments in Time, with talk of becoming a regular on The One Show

Regular gigs: BBC Asian Network, BBC South, BBC Radio Wales, Radio 2, Radio 4, BBC TV, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, Sky, CNN, Al Jazeera, Reuters, ITN, ABC (Australia), and more; much of it never posted online

28 published essays, including "The attack on multiculturalism" and "The cabal of broadcasting bias" (2011); "Poppy Fascism" and "Britain’s Dirty Secret: Indentured Servitude" (2011); "The Ethnic Cleansing of Our Streets" (2012); "Advertising Islamophobia Hits London Railways" and "Islam, Science and Evolution" (2012); "Our Complicity In War-Rape", "The Golden Age of Security" and "The Demise of the British Liberal Democracy" (2013); "Liberté, Charlie Hebdo and Islamic Reform", "Is It Time To Take The War To ISIS?", "Immigration Street, Poverty Porn and The New Far Right", "The Netanyahu Speech: A War Criminal’s Plea" and "Palestinian Fair Trade: The Fight For Survival" (2015)

Began writing publicly: joined Blogger and founded the blog "Ansar’s on a Postcard" ("Mohammed Ansar on politics, society and religion"; tagline "Hurling truth against falsehood"), opening with "The Truth About Islam" and "The Image of Islam" (15–16 April 2006)

New Statesman Christmas issue: discussion with Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner and Giles Fraser. Double-page long form interview by Robin Ince

Further Huffington Post UK pieces, including on Islamophobic advertising on London’s railways

Authored article in Huffington Post (regular contributor) challenging French government and ties to JC Decaux, to reverse discriminatory Islamophobic bans of advertising of ‘The Quran Project’ on London’s railway billboard and advertising property

Paper, "Islamophobia and the Muslim Civil Rights Crisis", sent to every school in Hampshire

ABC Religion & Ethics: "Islamophobia and the Muslim civil rights crisis"

Article on war rape, published in Huffington Post; led to the arrival of Angelina Jolie and political engagement in the UK on the issue

The Guardian: account of 18 months working with the leader of the English Defence League

Huffington Post UK: "Self-interest, Sycophancy and Strategic Failure"

Moved his writing to his own site, moansar.com; Medium articles thereafter

39 essays on Medium (medium.com/@moansar), including: "Jo Cox: Public Servant, Rest In Peace"; "Vote Remain: Why Immigration Is Not The Issue"; "An Open Letter to the Labour PLP"; "Save Watford’s Last Remaining Adventure Playgrounds" (2016); "France, Islamophobia and the Muslim Question"; "Geert Wilders"; "The Far Right Exploit the Berlin Terror Attacks: TV debate, Mo Ansar vs Alternative für Deutschland" (2016); "The American Dream Ends: Trump’s Muslim Ban"; "Assange on Trump and the Muslim Ban"; "The UK Turns Its Back on Child Refugees"; "Terror in London: The Westminster Attack"; "Grenfell Tower: Only a Public Inquiry Will Do"; "Gay Refugees, Islam and the West, and the Clash of Civilisations" (2017); "Human Rights: Rights for Humans?"; "Imran Khan, Pakistan’s New Commander-in-Chief"; "Why the Burka Ban Is Merely the Thin End of the Wedge" (2018); "Nigel Farage cannot escape the horrors of the past"; "Media Freedom: How Some Voices Are Freer Than Others"; "Guardian Has Fallen" (2019); "The New Covid Strain Game" (2020); "Long Live The King: Not Yet A Great Britain" (2022); "Five Signs You May Have PTSD"; "The Russell Brand Smear Campaign Begins!" (2023); "A History Lesson For All Mankind" and "Breaking The Cross" (2025)

On Medium, his two-part account of the smear campaign against him: "Part 1: Smear campaigns, Labour and Mr Jones" and "Part 2. A Nest of Vipers: BBC cover-ups over anti-Muslim corruption"

Correspondence with the then Foreign Secretary, Lord David Cameron

Open letter to King Charles III

Medium: "Breaking the Cross"

Memorandum to the Minister for Women and Equalities proposing a new section 21A of the Equality Act 2010

Policy brief: "The Democratisation of Statutory Enforcement: Multi-System Risk Analysis"

Wrote speeches for members of the House of Lords on war rape, published in Huffington Post

After-dinner speech for the Hampshire Indian Society: "Islamophobia in India"

Adjudicating on community matters, organising conferences, community development and strategic partnerships

"Question Time"-style panel event at Portchester, Hampshire

Speaker, Equality & Diversity Conference, Rose Bowl, Southampton

Khutbahs and local talks across Southampton and Hampshire; further university and Islamic Society lectures

Café Church, Petersfield: grassroots interfaith dialogue

University of Southampton: Islam, activism, family values and the heart

Panellist, Cambridge Science Festival: can religion and science coexist?

A school assembly and a lecture to Christian teachers in Southampton; a lecture on Islam to 200 privately schooled 18-year-olds

Luton Against Islamophobia, with Yvonne Ridley and Lauren Booth, speaking against the EDL; also speaking in Bury Park

South East England Faiths Forum Annual Conference, Crawley

Universities of Southampton and Portsmouth;

Two conferences back-to-back, 100 miles apart, one in London

The first Muslim to address the EDL, speaking at an EDL rally at great personal risk

FRIDAY SERMONS & PRAYERS - Khateeb, University of Southampton

UCL Debate alongside Rabbi Naftali Brawer (Board of Deputies).

Organised by University College London Union (UCLU) Debating Society in London. SOLD OUT.

"This house believes that religion does more harm than good."

Opposition: Professor Peter Atkins (eminent chemist) and Andrew Copson (CEO of the British Humanist Association)

UCL debate, Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre, with Andrew Copson: packed, with no room even on the floor

Talk to the University of York Islamic Society: Islam in Britain and the Muslim civil rights crisis

University of York lecture: "Islam in Britain and the Muslim Civil Rights Crisis"

Greenbelt Festival (#gb40), Cheltenham Racecourse, Aug 2013, under the theme ‘Life Begins’: sold-out appearances at three venues, including the Jerusalem venue (a dedicated tent hosted at the festival), where he delivered his talk; sessions including Jenin and Jerusalem; his lecture on how Muslims saved global Jewry, caused the Reformation and pioneered Western civilisation. He camped on site and spent the week with the festival-goers

Speaking tour with acclaimed American Christian author and preacher, Brian McLaren

Greenbelt Festival: "What have the Muslims ever done for us?"

Lovell Lecture 2013, Winchester Cathedral: "Facing Secularism Together"

Delivered the Lovell Lecture 2013 at Winchester Cathedral, on secularism and religion, to a wonderful and generous reception (invited Apr 2013). The first Muslim in a thousand years formally invited to deliver a ticketed public address from the pulpit of Winchester Cathedral

"The Crisis of Knowledge, ISIS and Terrorism": Jumu’ah khutbah given at the University of Southampton

Hampshire communities conference, uniting Muslims across Hampshire

Led Open Muslim Prayers, University of Southampton Students’ Union Islamic Society

Talk in Winchester for Hampshire County Council: "Islam, the West and the Crisis of Knowledge"

University lecture to students

Somerset County Cricket Club: "Religion, Politics & Music: Why I Never Duck A Bouncer"; Vale Rotary Club, on integration, cricket and life

National figure head for Southampton anti-racism rallies (Grosvenor Square; the Bargate)

Attended Muslim Conference in Coventry, with Mufti Menk and others

Regular conference speaker

Visiting professor and lecturer at the University of Winchester, on the PGCE and BA (Hons) courses, lecturing on Islam, Islamophobia and theology

Volunteered at Jamia Masjid, Watford, giving talks and assisting the imam

Volunteered for the cancer research charity CANDIS, and ran school fayres raising money for good causes

Three decades in equality, diversity and inclusion in the South West; built diversity networks across the public and private sectors

Chair, Hampshire Independent Equality Forum (HIEF) Steering Group

Coordinated the Southampton Flood Relief Campaign for victims of the Pakistan floods

Organised and directed the Hampshire-wide flood relief scheme, coordinating aid across schools, community groups and the Women’s Institute

Sat on the CPS South West community engagement panel

Hampshire fundraiser for Gaza and Syria

Recorded a message at a local Hampshire studio urging young Muslims not to go out and join IS

Open interfaith iftars every Friday and Saturday of Ramadan, welcoming Quaker friends and Rev Andrew Ashdown

Chief executive of a charity serving as an umbrella body for local Muslim groups; encouraged Muslims to join in the cultural side of Christmas and to feed the poor and house the homeless

A milestone community event for Hampshire’s Muslim communities, supported by Hampshire Police

Campaigned with Swapcoms to keep Watford’s adventure playgrounds open

E-petition proposal for a public register of UK nationals serving in foreign militaries, accepted by the House of Commons petitions office

Strategist and diversity specialist in the private sector

Led national initiatives with civil society organisations, government departments and agencies

Counter-extremism work, including tackling foreign fighters travelling to Syria and Iraq

A principal architect of the civil equality frameworks that became the Equality Act 2010

Hampshire County Council: Co-opted Muslim Representative, Standing Advisory Council for Religious Education (SACRE), working with Clive Erricker and Pat Hannam

Established the first youth SACRE

Hampshire County Council: co-opted full member of the Children and Young People Select Committee, as faith representative

Hampshire County Council: Governor Services Review Board

Directed the South East Employers Equality Forum (SEEFF) and the Southampton Council of Faiths (SCOF)

Served the mosques of Abu Bakr and Medina in Southampton for a decade

As a Muslim civil leader, officiated several weddings; the nikah services included counselling for couples; as shariah scholar and jurist issued determinations in family and legal matters

Established the Southampton Muslim Partnership, and secured core funding for a range of programmes, including the establishment of the first Muslim school in the south of England, and Who Made Your Pants, a leading engagement charity for women from newly settled communities

A champion for Chrysalis, the transgender charity run by Diane Yaxley

Muslim Council of Southampton; Muslim Council of Britain, working for years alongside Khurshid with Hampshire’s communities

Advocacy for BME groups, families and children failed by the state, and NEETs; representation at educational appeal tribunals

Educational work for Hampshire County Council; revised the RE textbooks for Hampshire’s children (2015)

Community representative when police raised a far-right plot to firebomb mosques across Dorset and Hampshire

Parent governor, Knightwood Primary School

Established "Islaah", a multi-faith chaplaincy at Peter Symonds College

Prison chaplain, Winchester Prison

Board member, South East England Faiths Forum

Hampshire Interfaith Network

Worked with Roy Perry, Hampshire County Council and the Local Government Association on the Syrian migrant resettlement scheme

For Hampshire County Council, worked on educational attainment for hard-to-reach groups, specifically BME and Gypsy and Traveller children

Supported the funding and establishment of Cambridge Central Mosque

Muslim Council of Britain: Secretary of the Education Committee and of the Senior Leadership Team

An 18-month campaign to persuade Tommy Robinson to leave the far right; introduced him to Muslim scholars and facilitated his departure from the EDL; suffered a heart attack during filming in March 2013, and carried on

18 months of engagement with the leader of the English Defence League, documented by the BBC

Named number one on the Al-Shabaab kill list for speaking out against terror and extremism, and featured as the central figure in the initial Jihadi John broadcast, requiring long-term, high-level police protection

Sky News: his death threat from Al-Shabaab over the Woolwich killing

On Radio 4’s World at One, exposed the Department for Education’s use of slush funds to finance Tommy Robinson, leading to Michael Gove’s removal as Education Secretary

BBC Radio 4, The World at One: exposed Michael Gove (leading to his sacking) over the Trojan Horse plot

For almost a decade, the most prominent and effective Muslim opponent of far-right extremism in the UK, unrivalled in head-to-head debate; led campaigns against the EDL, Pegida, Britain First and UKIP; unseated three UKIP leaders and a UKIP youth leader

Directly responsible for the removal of three leaders of UKIP, their youth leader, Tommy Robinson from the EDL, blocking the entry of leaders of PEGIDA into the UK, removal of Secretary of State for Education, Michael Gove, from post, and a force behind the removal of the Cameron-Sunak Conservative government

Warned Nigel Farage, Paul Nuttall and Steven Woolfe that Tommy Robinson was working with Gerard Batten, years before the referendum

Continues to hold the Sword of Damocles over Farage following his expose of “Dismantling Multiculturalism” – the secret meeting between UKIP, Christian Concern and the Far Right

Confronted far-right and polarising figures: tackled Donald Trump’s rhetoric, took on Tommy Robinson, took down three consecutive UKIP leaders, and made the broadcast challenges that led to Piers Morgan leaving ITV

A recognised counter-terrorism and counter-extremism practitioner, speaking on the Iran Nuclear Deal, global terror attacks and international affairs

Worked with Central Government on Prevent and Channel; strategic lead in Southampton

Gave keynote speeches at security conferences alongside RICU (the Research, Information and Communications Unit) on strategic communications and community engagement, dealing with senior police commanders, and with Alex Marshall of the College of Policing

Advised Nadhim Zahawi, then the Conservative Prime Minister’s Head of Policy; gave speeches alongside Jeremy Corbyn and senior Labour leaders; gave keynote addresses at The Peoples Assembly, Trade Union Events and demonstrations

Spearheaded political changes that helped topple the Conservative government; formed the strategic backbone that raised Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party to over 600,000 members, the largest political party in Western Europe

Twice refused offers of media advancement in exchange for changing his position over Israel or staying silent; refusal to sell out principles

Discrimination, harassment and victimisation claims against his employer Lloyds TSB. Record-breaking 36-day Employment Tribunal hearing reached the Royal Courts of Justice three years later; all as a litigant in person, single-handed: every bundle, every cross-examination, every action taken, every submission hand crafted

Made English legal history with landmark ruling in Ansar v Lloyds TSB Bank plc [2006] EWCA Civ 1462; [2007] IRLR 211: a reported Court of Appeal authority on judicial bias and recusal, cited extensively today as a foundational case (e.g. Ukwu v Equiniti Ltd, 2016). His closing submission at the Royal Court of Justice extended to 103-pages and laid out all the groundwork and principles for all judicial impropriety cases

He wrote the book on how we hold judges to account

Designed a line-by-line Equality Act quantum method and calculator for litigants in person for addressing statutory breaches – to be made available to the general public

Identified that legal regulators publish no data on disabled people harmed by opposing lawyers, drafting judicial submissions for action

Recognised by the Court of Appeal as ‘one of the finest advocates they had ever seen’

(Burton, EAT; Leveson, CA)

Appellate court jurist, shariah scholar and theologian

Played hockey and rugby for Watford Grammar School for Boys

Took his under-16 girls to the inaugural Hampshire County Cup finals, and won; defended the title as champions in 2015

His youngest daughter’s Hampshire under-15 debut: five wickets and a hat-trick

The Ansar sisters and their team won the Hampshire Ladies League (Hursley Park Ladies); the national under-15 county championship final, Hampshire against Yorkshire

Aneeqa and Anisa Ansar, Hampshire’s pace attack, at the ECB National Finals

Aneeqa and Anisa in the Inspirational Women’s XI against the Combined Services XI, for Bowling Out Domestic Violence

Anisa Ansar introduced the Outstanding Contribution to Women’s Sport award at the Women’s Sport Trust #BeAGameChanger Awards; featured by BBC News and BBC Sport in Women’s Sport Week (June 2017)

Played tennis for Knightwood Park Tennis Club

ECB-qualified club cricket coach in Hampshire ("Coach Mo"), running under-13 and under-16 girls’ teams

In his words: his two girls won the championship with Hampshire, league and cups, every season

Home-producing music in Watford, then Hampshire

Songwriter and musician; band "Solomon" (on YouTube)

Lead vocalist, Solomon. Regular gigs, festivals and performances

Identified in 2025 as having lived with a profound degenerative spinal disability since childhood, the result of abuse he suffered as a boy; every motion twice as hard as for an able-bodied person. Every achievement in this record was made carrying it.

Single-handedly navigated a miraculous self-healing protocol, designing new pioneering neurological and pharmacology techniques to recover from a tragic health clinical crisis to stabilise his condition and recover – all meticulously and forensically recorded so that others may be helped

Post COVID-19, became disabled in 2022/23, bedbound and abandoned by state health providers.

In 2024/2025, healed his father from end-of-life palliative pathway at UHCW, Coventry (DNR signed) to full recovery and cured his diabetes after taking full charge and control of his welfare.