An inquest has heard how a doctor told a successful businessman fighting alcoholism that he should continue drinking six pints of lager a day - eight days before he hanged himself.
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20th Feb 2019 | Updated at 05:58am 20th Feb 2019
Annual charity challenge launched at Neasden temple
The BAPS Annual 10K Challenge was launched on Saturday 9 February evening at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Neasden.
Dhruv Patel receives OBE from Duke of Cambridge, Prince William
Founder of City Hindus Network, Dhruv Patel has received an OBE from Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, for voluntary service to the British Hindu community and to Social Cohesion.
Forces behind Pulwama attack will pay heavy price: PM Modi
In a hard-hitting speech, prime minister Narendra Modi said the 'blood of the people is boiling' and forces behind the act of terrorism will be definitely be punished. Warning that Pakistan cannot weaken India by orchestrating attacks such as...
Legendary poet Chaman Lal Chaman passes away
Legendary Radio TV broadcaster Chaman Lal Chaman passed away on February 4, in London after a heart condition.
US lawmakers ask govt to treat students held in visa fraud fairly
- 13 Feb 2019
A group of eminent American lawmakers has asked authorities to facilitate consular access to Indians held for enrolling in a fake university allegedly to remain in the US, and to treat them fairly and humanely after the community raised concerns...
Hindi becomes third official court language in Abu Dhabi
- 13 Feb 2019
In a landmark decision, Abu Dhabi has included Hindi as the third official language used in its courts, alongside Arabic and English, as part of a move designed to improve access to justice
A barbaric gang of East London men who tortured and beat victims with weapons for hundreds of pounds are now behind bars. Their first victim was in Stepney at around 6pm on September 21, 2017, when he met Progghnamoy Chowdhury, a man he knew.
A global “investment” scheme that targeted the Muslim community over two years has left some people claiming to be thousands of pounds out of pocket. The Muslim Entrepreneur Network (MEN) was launched in 2015 by two east London businessmen as...
An MP said he hoped lessons would be learned by the Home Office now an adult asylum seeker has left a school where he posed as a 15-year-old pupil.
Rotherham peer Lord Nazir Ahmed has been accused of inappropriate sexual behaviour and exploiting his position to try and have sex with women.
This February half term, celebrate a coming together of families and cultures as Westminster Abbey partners with the Royal Commonwealth Society for day of Commonwealth-themed activities.
Police have launched an investigation after racist anti-immigration propaganda was found plastered on people’s front doors.
A Bill seeking compulsory registration of NRI marriages within 30 days of the wedding, has been introduced in the Upper House of the Indian Parliament by India's foreign minister Sushma Swaraj.This Bill seeks to “safeguard the interests of Indian...
The Queen's Gurkha Engineers (QGE) have mounted their first Queen's Guard at Buckingham Palace for four years. The regiment had earlier carried out the duty during Gurkha 200 celebrations in 2015.The origins of the Changing of the Guard date back...
Pubs have blamed the Veganuary campaign in January for a slash in their sales despite the Christmas and New Year Cheer. Sales declined by 1.8 pc in comparison to those in January last year given the better weather conditions this year.Surveys...
