Shad Hoshyar is Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Sugarwise, the global kite mark scheme for levels of sugar in food and drink. He liaises with all stakeholders relevant to sugar reduction such as manufacturers, restaurants, and retailers...

The arrest of 55 people protesting at a Gurdwara in a row over inter-faith marriages in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, on September 11 has been denounced by British-Sikh groups.

Not in living memory has Calcutta or Kolkata, as it now called, given itself up to such mass celebration as when Mother Teresa, the Roman Catholic nun who lived, worked and died in the city, was canonized by Pope Francis at a solemn ceremony...

Hindus should not marry Sikhs in a Sikh Temple. You should not drink in front of a Muslim. You should not eat pork in front of a Jew, or Muslim. You should not eat beef in front of a Hindu. Agree? Disagree? What if your conduct causes me religious...

The British Asian Trust, the UK’s leading organisation for British Asian philanthropy, launched it’s first public appeal, Give a Girl a Future at an exclusive pre-London Fashion Week fashion event this Monday. Held at London’s Waldorf Hilton,...

A man who killed his father and stabbed his two-year-old baby nephew and 11-year-old niece after a family meal at their home in London’s East End has been sentenced to a mental hospital detention order without time limit.

A former Archbishop of Canterbury joined more than 200 religious leaders to call on Prime Minister Theresa May to do more to help refugees fleeing Syria, Iraq and other warzones.

Why does the price of property always increase? Medium to long term this is certainly the case. Speculators may comment the bubble will soon burst, but experience shows all that happens in a downturn is prices deflate marginally for a finite...

David Cameron’s resignation on Monday as the Member of Parliament for Witney brings to an end one of the finest political careers of the modern age.

It was a cold and crisp February morning of 1968 when I arrived in the UK with - £135 (- minus £135) in my pockets! £135 (2,700 Tanzanian shillings) was the amount I had borrowed and owed to relatives for my air fare from Dar-es-Salaam to London.