Following are major events during the year 2014
Sobha Sharma Kandel’s pharmacy journey began with a passion for chemistry and early experiences at Hammersmith Hospital and Boots. After earning her Master of Pharmacy from UCL in 2004 and qualifying in 2005, she expanded her expertise with...
Diversity can be introduced to children in various ways, and one powerful method is through the toys they play with. Toys not only entertain but also shape children's understanding of the world around them. By offering diverse representation,...
Due to heavy seasonal rains throughout Gujarat and the subsequent floods, many people were stranded in areas of Vadodara and Jamnagar.
India's economic rise has lifted millions out of poverty and enhanced the country's geopolitical influence. Less evident, however, is the impact of its growing consumer class on global tourism.
Bangladesh interim govt chief adviser Muhammad Yunus has requested people in his county to have patience and allow his govt time to address the challenges instead of insisting on addressing everything right now
Bangladesh’s embattled PM Sheikh Hasina (76) on Monday resigned and fled the country following more than a month of deadly demonstrations that began as protests against job quotas and swelled into a movement precipitating the end of her 15-year...
Following are major events during the year 2014
Following are major events during the year 2014
Following are major events during the year 2014
Following are major events during the year 2014
A motorist was allowed to drive for six years despite not having taken an extended retest after being banned from getting behind the wheel.
A Bradford couple thought to have the longest marriage in the world have notched up yet another milestone.
Fugitive rapist Wakar Akhtar is set to spend Christmas and New Year in an Italian prison after choosing to fight extradition.
Mohammed Shakir Manjra (38) of Thornville Close, Leicester, pleaded guilty to failing to give information relating to the identification of a driver alleged to have committed an offence on August 19 2014. He was fined £300 with £85 costs, £30...
Keith Vaz has said the time has come to end the controversial ban on Indian mangoes.
Five men, including four from Leicester, have been told to pay back a total of £424,000 following a court hearing.