Last week we managed to exchange on a property, in Hatherley Grove, W2, with a longish four month completion. The seller tried to stick in a cheeky clause whereby they could complete early at their discretion, as opposed to the agreed completion...

A leading North East business has donated £33,000 to fund vital medical research in the region. Newcastle-based leisure and hospitality giant, Malhotra Group plc, has awarded the sum to the Mitochondria Research Group at Newcastle University...

The Chepstow Museum near the Wales-England border is holding a unique exhibition that features a garment lined inside with the ancient “Vrindavani Vastra” fabric identified with the 16th century Assamese saint, Sankardeva.

The 883rd Birth Anniversary of Basaveshwara was celebrated in London. The High commissioner of India Mr. Y.K. Sinha paid tribute to Basaveshwara statue at Albert embankment in London.

A shop owner was fined thousands of pounds after staff were caught trying to hide 51 packets of illegal tobacco by standing on them.

Sterling surged over 2% percent against the Dollar and hit it’s highest levels since mid-December on 18th April, after British Prime Minister Theresa May surprised markets by calling an early parliamentary election for the 8th June.

When experts at the Boston University School of Medicine, US carried out fresh trials examining the relationship between salt consumption and blood pressure levels, the outcome was astonishing.

Glaucoma is described as one of the biggest causes of blindness in the world. The irreversible blindness happens as a result of the degeneration and loss of apoptosis - retina cells located at the back of the eye.

When experts from Netherlands studied close to 13 lakh participants, the result of their analysis was astounding. The team was able draw a pattern between the blood group of participants and their susceptibility to coronary events.

Week commencing 05/05/17