The Duchess of Cambridge and Princess Royal will team up for their first joint project where they will work on a mission to protect Britain's mothers and babies.
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20th May 2022 | Updated at 06:07am 20th May 2022
SBI’s centenary celebration explores benefits of the UK-India FTA
The State Bank of India (SBI) and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce (FICCI) organised an economic conclave on Thursday 10 March 2022 with a reference to the roadmap 2030, agreed between the UK and India to double bilateral trades in...
50th anniversary of Bangladesh-India friendship celebrated in London
Maitri Diwas (Friendship Day) was celebrated on 6 December 2021 marking 50 Years of India-Bangladesh Diplomatic ties. The occasion was observed in London by the High Commission of India and Bangladesh High Commission by jointly organising a...
Lord Woolley becomes the first Black man to head an Oxbridge college
A political and equalities activist has become the first black man to be elected head of an Oxbridge college. Lord Simon Woolley, founding director of campaign group Operation Black Vote, will be the newly elected principal of Cambridge University's...
New hijab trial designed by New Zealand first tried in Leicester
A new hijab designed in New Zealand especially for operational Muslim police officers is being trialled by Leicestershire Police in a first in England.
University of Glasgow project investigating the effects of Covid-19
A project at the University of Glasgow that is aiming to better understand the effects that Covid-19 infection has on blood vessels and blood pressure has received a grant of £250,000 from national charity Heart Research UK.
Coalition to feed children and end starvation in Cowley Hill, Borehamwood
On 27th July, local partners announced a unique collaboration to provide nutritious midday meals to hundreds of children in Cowley Hill, Borehamwood, who are at risk of going hungry during these school summer holidays due to coronavirus.
770,000 people in England unable to speak English well
In an interview, the communities secretary, Sajid Javid revealed that 770,000 people living in England speak little or no English at all, and warned that up to 70% of them are women from the Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities.
Sigma sponsors transformation of Community Pharmacy 2025 vision
A donation from Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc is funding a three year PhD scholarship aimed at developing a coherent and transformative vision for English community pharmacy in 2025. The project has already begun in the Department of Pharmacy and...
In order to attract more men in the classroom and to close the gender divide in the teaching profession, Now Teach is targeting high-fliers across a range of industries including lawyers, bankers and business leaders.
An investigation has revealed that the government has spent millions on past campaigns targeting migrants in northern France and Afghanistan to reduce small boat crossings.
A British woman Yasneer Kausar, 65, has been held in prison in Pakistan after being accused of having a lover murder her 65-year-old husband, Mohammad Farooq, in exchange for a chance to live in the UK.
Members of The Bridge in Harrow are unhappy about council’s decision of reducing the size of the mental health centre with large parts of it replaced by a community kitchen.
Comedian Nish Kumar says he has noticed a change in audience behaviour since the pandemic after facing a disruptive audience member in his show in Shrewsbury who later made a comment while leaving the show.
Boris Johnson is planning to accelerate a post-Brexit trade deal with India, bringing forward his target date for agreement from the end of 2022 to the autumn by signaling a potential move to break the logjam in talks, adding that he is ready...
YouGov conducted a survey in 2021 where more than 5,000 people in Britain were asked whether people agreed that "it is possible to believe in God and evolution" and it was found out Generation Z do not see science and religion as opposing forces...
The backlog of more than 200,000 applicants waiting to learn whether they can still drive will last for several months.
According to a report by the all party parliamentary group (APPG) on women in the penal system, because of the lack of secure NHS beds to treat women with acute issues, they are being remanded to jail "for their own safety" instead of hospitals.
