British Muslim MPs have been urging the government to consider designating for the so-called "Magnitsky sanctions" on those who exploit and abuse the Uyghur minority in Xinjiang, commit human rights abuses against people in Tibet, and repress...

On Monday, 21st July, Business Secretary Alok Sharma announced that the UK government has signed various deals and has access to 90 million doses of promising coronavirus vaccines.

Buyers who paid thousands of pounds for one-acre plots and who later found out that there almost certainly never be any construction will face the millionaire seller in court next week.

A 10-year-old Yoga prodigy has won the “My life My Yoga” contest conducted by Indian Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi.

Much is written today about the success of the Indian community, mostly due to our high educational achievement, ability to gain well-paid professional employment, home ownership and low levels of crime compared to other ethnic communities....

A new competition for school children for the summer holidays has been launched by Faiths United and a coalition of partners.

Speaking at the recent House of Lords hybrid parliamentary sessions Lord Raj Loomba CBE raised concerns over fair accessibility and affordability of vaccines for Covid-19 for low and middle income countries.

On 18th July, Saturday, reports emerged that knife crime was at the highest levels in nearly a decade in England and Wales.

On 21st July, Priti Patel announced that the Home Office is setting out new actions in response to Wendy Williams Windrush Lessons Learned Review.

A recent study has revealed that it takes an average of seven adults to raise a single child in London, with grandmothers (34 per cent), teachers (33 per cent), aunts (29 per cent), uncles (24 percent), and older siblings (22 per cent) all playing...