A child who was born in the UK to Indian parents has been granted British Citizenship under the ‘5 Year Stateless’ law on the basis that the child’s birth was never registered with the Indian embassy in the UK. The child was recognised as ‘Stateless’...

Young film makers in Wales and India are being asked to create short films about how they see each other’s countries, for a chance to win a trip to film the reality of the other country.

August 15, it would appear, is an occasion for ritual self-flagellation for maudlin memoirists retelling their golden childhoods in the pleasure gardens of Lahore and the chowks of Karachi. How and why it occurred is rarely the subject of honest...

Of all Britain’s long-established institutions, perhaps none is as idiosyncratic as the 230-year-old Marylebone Cricket Club. It is a members’ club, but not just any members’ club - the very initials MCC are evocative of the entire game: languid...

A Birmingham businessman honoured by the Queen has been named and shamed in a government list of employers who failed to pay its workers the minimum wage.

A robber who tore gold earrings from an elderly woman in the street has been jailed.

A student landlord has been fined over the state of a deathtrap house in Selly Oak. The property in Tiverton Road failed a string of fire-related safety checks after council officials were tipped off by a worried undergraduate living at the...

A boy of nine who was allergic to some types of fish died after eating fish fingers for his school dinner, an inquest heard. Mohammed Ismaeel Ashraf suffered a suspected allergic reaction and collapsed at Al-Hijrah School.