A girl paralysed in a car crash used eye movement technology to tell police the name of the reckless driver behind the wheel. The 18-year-old girl spelled out Asman Nawaz, a convicted drug-dealer's name by looking at the letters on the screen.
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22nd Mar 2019 | Updated at 08:46pm 22nd Mar 2019
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New Zealand, reportedly has never experienced an attack of the kind that the country saw before, one that has shaken the country. But post 9/11 the West has been plagued with Islamophobia, white supremacy and racism that has seeped deeper and...
Togolese Community concerned about human rights violations
Members of the Togolese community have approached British officials raising “urgent” concerns about human rights violations in the West African Country.Togo, a former French colony achieved its independence in 1960 and ever since has been criticised...
Reducing net migration to below 100,000 is still the government's policy, Downing Street has insisted-despite the home secretary saying that there are no more targets.Sajid Javid was asked if the government was “formally dumping” its long-standing measure of controlling net...
Figures from the Inspectorate of Prisons’ annual report highlight that 51 per cent of teenage boys in youth jails across England and Wales are of black or minority ethnic heritage in comparison to 48 per cent in 2017-18. The proportion is the...
Asma Khan, owner of Darjeeling Express and Women’s rights activist is helping to raise funds worth £30k in collaboration with charity The Lotus Flower to establish new cafés for female ISIS survivors. The charity is behind the establishment of...
The City of London Corporation’s Policy Chair Catherine McGuinness has made her inaugural visit to India from 27 to 30 January 2019 to strengthen ties in financial and professional services.
With increasing homelessness in the UK, charities such as Food For Life' are becoming more relevant, coming forward to feed the rough sleepers across the country's capital. The number of people officially recorded as homeless and sleeping on...
Among Brexit worries and how it is going to affect the Asian restaurant industries, London can see a growing number of restaurants with Kolkata roots....
OYO Hotels, India’s largest and fastest-growing hotel chain, aims to break into Britain’s budget accommodation market and challenge AirBnB by launching over 700 signed rooms with 25 properties that are likely to go live by the first week of...
Arti Dhir, a British citizen born in Kenya, can be extradited to India for her alleged role in the murder of a 12-year-old orphan from Gujarat.
“I would never want my children to be recruited in the Army,” said a mother of two teenage boys, who requested not to be named as we sat discussing the...
