After a major miscarriage of justice in the history of Britain, 39 sub-postmasters were exonerated in April in one day after years of legal battle and...
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4th May 2026 | Updated at 09:02pm 4th May 2026
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In a statement to Asian Voice, Jonathan Metliss, Chairman of Action Against Discrimination (AAD) said: Action Against Discrimination (AAD) abhors and is appalled by the overt display of the Palestinian flag at the FA Cup Final by Leicester...
Hundreds of creative industry professionals are being invited to join a two-day virtual event this month - the only one of its kind in the North of England.
A digital bank is offering its workers paid leave after pregnancy loss, such as miscarriage or abortion.
27 year old Sohaib Younis, who hails from Halifax, West Yorkshire, was sentenced to four years for pulling out his ex’s teeth with his bare hands and stabbing her in the head with a pair of scissors in a ghastly attack.
Eid ul-Fitr came last week in the midst of a deadly second wave of Covid-19 in India. This was the second Eid during this pandemic. When directly translated, Eid translates to “the festival of breaking the fast”, pious Muslims say that the...
One of the sole positives from India's devastating Covid-19 crisis is how it has set the scene for closer UK-India relations. As the Republic reels from a staggering 400,000 cases a day, the UK has promised to help in whatever way it can.
It is not every day that a former prime minister is summoned to answer questions relating to his personal conduct by no less than two parliamentary committees.
If reports are to be believed, university tuition fees could be cut from £9,250 to a maximum of £7,500, according to a government consultation which begins next month.
The Daily Telegraph has reported that from now, “rape victims will be allowed to give evidence on video before a trial” and police should ideally return the phones of the victims within 24 hours to “improve plummeting conviction rates, under...