A coroner has criticised a Birmingham school where a nine-year-old boy died from a severe allergic reaction to something he ate.

Staff at Kensington Palace this week braced themselves for a new deluge of flowers and tributes, as well-wishers from around the world flocked to commemorate Diana, Princess of Wales.

The Hindu Forum of Britain has expressed their deepest sympathy over the untimely departure of a great soul of ‘Shree Sudarshan Bhatia ji’, a true dharma rakshak and sewak of the Hindu Community for over four decades in the UK.

This in reference to your article on 'UKIP candidates comment in your last issue 17 dated 26th August.2017. I am of Indian origin and this is what I wish to say.

As usual, I find Rudy Otter’s letters interesting and thought provoking. He accommodates young, active mind in a matured body unlike most of us in similar age group! His letters are short, sharp and to the point, pleasure to read.

Most Muslim countries have discarded triple talaq and sections within the Indian Muslim community do not follow it.

I am glad that a couple of contributors to this column who were initially opposed to my suggestion of a get together of letter writers and presentation ceremony – my cause celebre - and viewed it with contumely, have come round to my view of...

Britain outside the European Union is a non starter. A year after in a referendum based on a campaign from both sides which was based on false information and unrealistic expectations has created more confusion than clarified the future course...

Your article "Reaching for the stars...." (19th Aug) was indeed heart warming, my family arrived in the UK in 1970 when "paki bashing" was rife and we were ashamed at the portrayal of India in England.

The decision by India’s supreme court last week was correct albeit looks slightly half hearted. If most of the Islamic countries, including India’s neighbour Pakistan, do not allow triple talak then how come some Muslim male leadership in India...