paul frostick, bbc news. it big in the united states. she's been talking to the bbc about her identity as a muslim singer, and what the music industry is like for young women. # you call me on a lazy afternoon. # asking me what i want, let's find something to do. # baby, i'll be down, down, down, down, down, down, down. for a lot people, it's interesting to see a malay muslim girl really just like doing it in the us. where i come from it is very normal, you know? a lot of malay muslim girls, we love music. it'sjust me being me. a lot of people don't agree, probably. some don't agree with me doing music, but why should i change? i've been doing this all my life. some people arejust, like, oh, she should change into a more sexy artist. but why should i change because that's not me as well. the way i practise my religion is mine, it's not somebody else's and i have to constantly remind myself that. being a young girl in the music industry, it can be really tricky. people are always trying to tell you what to do.

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paul frostick reports. the english premier league is watched by millions across the world.business and tapping into worldwide markets can bring in billions of dollars of revenue. but what about those countries dominated by other sports? cricket is india's passion, a national obsession. so how does the premier league muscle in and persuade people to drop the back in favour of kicking a ball? we understand cricket is very important here and that is ok, that's fine. it's such a huge sport. but there is no reason why football can't try and challenge that. the enthusiasm and passion that not only the children have when we have worked here today, is that the whole place is just full of passion and they seem to love their football. fantastic to see. alan shearer is in mumbai for a promotional push. the premier league's premier goal scorer has now hung up his boots but this is great dominated by football stars. hung up his boots but this is great dominated by football starslj hung up his boots but this is great dominated by football stars. i like football. it is a team game. you en