European Parliament elections and Pompeo on Thatcher
The government still hopes to pass a deal before candidates elected into MEPs have to sit in the European Parliament....
Joanna Wood’s classic English interiors
Designer Joanna Wood is as well known for her discretion as for her classic English interiors; over 25 years Joanna...
Local election results in Britain show unhappiness with status quo
London: The British people, as Prime Minister Theresa May calls them, have just voted in a large tranche of local...
US space detection moves to deterrence and defence
Wilson gave reference to India’s Mission Shakti, saying about four weeks ago airmen at Buckley Air Force Base detected a...
Open fire: The United Kingdom is Europe’s top barbecue nation
In UK the barbecues come out with the sun, the warmest Easter weekend on record saw folks setting up their...
Extinction Rebellion calls for a ‘global emergency’ on climate change
The anti-capitalism movement predicts rising sea levels, desertification, wildfires, water shortages, crop failures, extreme weather, millions of people displaced, disease...
Notre Dame: After fire, funding drive for restoration begins
Watching the spire diving into the flames that engulfed Notre Dame this week was a terrible moment for the French,...
May’s ‘begging tour’ takes her to EU as a guest
NIAC identified that the key obstacle is lack of trust and goodwill between the negotiating parties, rather than the absence...
Angus Buchanan’s vibrant, versatile and impressive designs
It is hard to describe the talents of Angus Buchanan, he is one of those creative people who is so...
Brexit: May joins hands with Corbyn, leaves supporters shell-shocked
Conservatives voters feel government is in cahoots with the opposition striving to lessen a qualitative Brexit. London: Just when...
Theresa May’s last gasp
Oliver Letwin succeeded in passing his amendment that sought to give MPs a non-binding but indicative vote. March 29...
What’s on in London: Events and happenings
The celebrated Dutch post-impressionist artist Vincent van Gogh loved British culture and spent three years in England. He was fluent...
Amid Brexit confusion, May clings on to her chair
The Prime Minister foisted the blame of indecision onto MPs, whilst in reality, all decisions have been taken by her....
May’s Deal or No Brexit a harsh reality
The interesting thing about the second Meaningful Vote was that there were 39 Tory ‘switchers’, MPs who had previously voted...
Bertioli: An inspiration for future engineers
Michael Bertioli has been described as one of the greatest engineering brains of the 20th century. This reporter recently had...
A report on ‘doing democracy better’
The project was funded by McDougall Trust, an independent charitable trust. LONDON: Dr Alan Renwick, Deputy Director of the...
Reality star Kylie’s million-dollar pout
According to Forbes Kylie Jenner hit her first self-made billions at the age of 21years, beating Mark Zuckerberg who made...
Big steps to block No Deal
May’s plan, with a majority in Parliament of 500-20, is to hold a second Meaningful Vote on the Withdrawal Agreement...
Time for Hindi films to step up for the Oscars
The Oscars have captivated Western imagination, this reporter is working through the Oscar winners and runners up. The cosmetic team...
London seminar discusses democracy in India
Indian political system is deep rooted since ancient times and is a continously evolving one. LONDON: Ruchi Ghanashyam, India’s...
Not many takers for ISIS bride’s sob story
Shamima was only 15 when she left Bethnal Green in 2015 with her school friends for Raqqa, Syria. LONDON: What...
Coffee shops are on the upturn globally
Coffee shops and cafés have taken over city centres and high streets; in the 17th and 18th centuries, coffee shops...
Trust diminishes in PM May
The PM is sticking to her deal, hoping Brussels will change wording in the Political Declaration to be more finite...
Remembering Pilcher, author of famous novel The Shell Seekers
Britain has lost one of our most loved and charming storytellers, Rosamunde Pilcher seamlessly weaved nostalgia, family drama, humour and...
