
I am Rabindra Jung Lamichhane (Ravi), a businessman by profession and philanthropist at heart. As a London-based Nepalese businessman, I have been almost...

I am Rabindra Jung Lamichhane (Ravi), a businessman by profession and philanthropist at heart. As a London-based Nepalese businessman, I have been almost...
Any decision Jamaica, Belize and the Bahamas make on their futures will be supported with "pride and respect", said the Duke of Cambridge. Prince William ultimately had to address the elephant in the room, that even the small colonies of the...
Three years ago, India Centre for Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development was set up at the University of Southampton. A research-intensive university, it is a founding member of the Russell Group with 24 of the top UK universities dedicated...

WE MOVE is an interlinked, generous and joyful collection of west-London-set short stories by 23-year-old Southall born and raised Gurnaik Johal. Gurnaik...
This fact can not be denied that the British had a very important role in the development of certain organised sports which still exist in our country as a part of our society.

A van carrying hundreds of essential items of food, water and medical supplies will set off from Leicester this week to go to Przemysl in Poland to be...
IntroductionWhen the Chancellor presented his Autumn Budget on 27 October 2021, the UK economy appeared to be emerging from the pandemic, with the Omicron variant yet to arrive. Inflation was poised to reach 3.1%. Five months on, inflation is...
When India abstained from the UN vote against Russia, it caused a great deal of international consternation. New Delhi had moved closer to its Western allies in recent years, so the decision to "sit on the fence" was surprising.
'The new boss who is coming from headquarters is horrible in nature, I have heard from my friends there.' An employee relayed insider information about the new chief who was to take over the operation at a branch. Others started inquiring more,...
More than 50 charities have warned that the consequences of driving through a below-inflation benefit pay rise in April will be “unthinkable” for households already struggling to cover soaring food and energy costs and a rise in national insurance.