Fidel Castro’s death on 25th November has produced varied reactions from him being called a hero to a monster. Let the facts speak for him.
For generations, the path after A-levels seemed almost predetermined: achieve good grades, secure a university place and spend three years working towards a degree before entering the world of work.
An astute observer of British life once said: “If you see a white man dashing down the street, he is running to catch a bus. If it’s a black man sprinting, he must be running away from the police.”
Fidel Castro’s death on 25th November has produced varied reactions from him being called a hero to a monster. Let the facts speak for him.
Kumudiniben rightly questions whether cryofreezing is justified. (Asian Voice of 26-11-2016). Many mountaineers are mummified under tons of snow on high altitude mountains, don’t recover after being dug out. Similar fate can meet cryofrozen...
Doom and gloom mongers predicted Britain going in recession if we leave EU. But in sharp contrast, businesses have rallied around; investment is on the rise, especially in car industry. The latest firm to announce plans to invest heavily is...
We appreciate letters that deal with our problems, inform and educate readers on matters that affect us most, especially elderly and disable people. Dineshbhai’s letter in last week’s AV “Making money out of misery” falls in this category, especially...
The surprise bombshell by Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India and his BJP government has stunned and shattered the hoarders of black money, the political parties who use black money to fight elections, business men and women who use black...
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Your coverage of three shocking events of the century is good. It is most appropriate symbolism of the slogan “Hindu jagey to duniya jagey”. All three events have a global impact.
Following an investigation into companies’ financies, it has been reported that energy firms have been making more profits than they say.
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The world's biggest 76 national economies are matched by 110 multinational private conglomerates of the same size. In addition, 1 billion plus Chinese, 500 million plus European Union and 300 plus U S population produce 50% of world GDP.