On Tuesday 21st January, Lisa Nandy took a huge step towards getting on the final ballot for the Labour leadership after the GMB union endorsed her candidacy....
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19th Feb 2020 | Updated at 03:18pm 19th Feb 2020
Brown Girls Do It Too- BBC’s sex podcast for South Asian British women
Last year, BBC Asian Network launched a program title Brown Girls Do It Too, a six-episode sex podcast hosted where three millennial British women of second-generation Bangladeshi, Indian and Iranian heritage talk about the stigma around sex.
The art of loving yourself
How does the millennial dating culture transcend from swiping right on online dating apps to the need for counselling?They say there is plenty of fish in the sea...or the phrase in the age of social media is perhaps plenty of men or women on...
In a royal showdown after Meghan Markle and Harry announced their desire to step down from their “royal responsibilities”, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth...
Survivors of the Grenfell fire have called the appointment of Benita Mehra into the inquiry a “slap in the face”.
Sadiq Khan has vowed to make London carbon neutral by 2030 if re-elected as mayor, and said he wanted to make the capital the “greenest city in the world”. Announcing his “green new deal”, he said he would also focus on improving air quality...
Home Secretary Priti Patel is reportedly determined that an Australian-style system of immigration be introduced before the end of the year - to coincide with the end of Britain's transition period with the EU.
On Wednesday, 15th January the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited one of Bradford's flagship restaurants MyLahore, and heard about its charitable work...
On Wednesday 15th January, Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor Ahuja has warned Uber users against the ride-hailing app after suffering "the scariest experience" in London. The actress has reported that her driver was apparently "unstable and was...
On Tuesday 21st January, in a bid to strengthen the UK's response to increasing terror threats, the government announced an end to early release of prisoners and a major review of the management of convicted terrorists.
Community leaders and politicians have written to The Mayor of London expressing their concerns at the rumoured “Rise for Kashmir” protest that is expected...
On Sunday 19th January, the Kashmiri Pandit Cultural Society (KPCS), London commemorated 30 Years in Exile of the Kashmiri Hindu Pandits following their...
