Muhammed Tahir (53), had been banned from travelling on the London Underground as he rubbed himself against a young commuter on the tube.
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27th Jul 2024 | Updated at 05:11am 27th Jul 2024
Struggles of parents with young children highlighted
In its annual survey, the UK Committee for UNICEF (UNICEF UK) has raised concerns about the growing risks to children's futures due to escalating debt, deteriorating mental health, and the high cost and scarcity of childcare.
"Covid had serious consequences, and the response should have been much more effective"
The UK government "failed" its citizens through inadequate processes, planning, and policies ahead of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a public inquiry.
UK’s new Foreign Secretary David Lammy visits India
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy was on a two-day visit to India to advance negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement and strengthen the bilateral partnership in crucial areas such as clean energy, new technologies, and security.
From Beed to Bharat Mayank Gandhi's vision for agricultural reform
“If I can transform the worst-affected Beed district of Maharashtra, I can transform India by using this proof of concept,” remarked Mayank Gandhi, who is currently working with farmers in Maharashtra’s worst affected district.
Rev Daaji's enlightening visit to Dubai, honoured by Emirati dignitaries
- 29 May 2024
Dubai: Spiritual leader, author, and Global Guide of Heartfulness, Kamlesh D. Patel affectionately known as Daaji, is on a two-month-long tour from Dubai to Atlanta (USA). During his recent visit to Dubai on 12th May 2024, Daaji was received...
8 Indian origins named in Time's 100 Most Influential List 2024
- 24 Apr 2024
Eight individuals of Indian descent, including Alia Bhatt, Ajay Banga, and Sakshi Malik, have been honoured in Time magazine's prestigious list of the 100 most influential people of 2024. The list features a diverse array of leaders from various...
The Leicester City Clinical Group (CCG) is considering setting up a GP service for people living in care homes, according to a recent report.
Barinder Hothi became an entrepeneur due to a family crisis. She was made redundant from her sales job at Microsoft and a few months later, her three-year-old daughter, Amrita was suffering from pneumonia.
Britain's most senior judge has suggested that Muslim women should be allowed to appear in court wearing the full-face veil.
Chamali Fernando, Conservative Parliamentary candidate for Cambridge, has been receiving many criticism on her suggestions of people suffering from mental illnesses wearing wristbands to indicate the nature of their condition. This remark was...
Nick Clegg launched the Liberal DemocratsBAME Manifesto, pledging to bring abundance to all.
David Cameron, along with his wife, Samantha visited a Gurdwara in Gravesend, Kent. They went to join thousands of others in celebrating Vaisakhi, in attempt...
In less than a month's time, Britain shall be going to the polls and deciding who should have the keys to Number 10. This election is likely to be the most closely fought in decades, and nobody quite knows what the outcome will be. Only one...
On Sunday 19th April 2015, Bollywood Superstar Abhishek Bachchan visited Leicester to support Keith Vaz’s election campaign, as Mr Vaz was officially nominated...
Resham Kotecha is a Conservative party Candidate for Dulwich & West Norwood and is the youngest ethnic candidate for the party. She works as an Economic Advisor to an MP and is also the COO of Women2Win, which is a Conservative party organisation...
