The morning of 24 June came as a shock to many Britons, while some jubilated the victory of the Leave campaign, calling it 'Britain's independence', many shuddered in hopelessness and fear of what would come next.

What is fearful is with the Brexit environment looming, immigrants of all ethnicities are facing backlash from the native British including Indians, who are being asked to 'leave Britain and go back to their home.' Many of these immigrants,...

The result of the Brexit election is certain to have a far-reaching fallout – for Britain, Europe and the world. First, it has reaffirmed the strength of British democracy. To have withstood the blandishments of the domestic and EU establishments...

As the dust final settles, psephologists have begun the unenviable task of trying to understand how the public voted and what it means for the nation going forward. Asian Voice has been researching the numbers and has noticed clear division...

BAPS Charities presented a cheque for £15,000 to the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust on Saturday 25 June 2016 at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, London.

The Midlands played a key role in pushing the UK towards a surprise ‘leave’ vote in last Friday’s referendum on membership of the European Union. Our roving reporter Dhiren Katwa gauged the reaction of his fellow Brummies, and of those in neighbouring...

The EU Referendum results have been a product of class division in the UK, critics have claimed. This referendum has been much more than the European Union. It is about class, and inequality, and a politics now so professionalised that it has...

MPs and Peers give their opinion about Brexit. 

The 23rd of June was not Independence Day for Britain. It was the day the UK shot itself in the foot.