May survives no-confidence, barely
It was an eventful week in Westminster. Prime Minister Teresa May failed to win approval for her Withdrawal Agreement (WA)...
PM May’s future tense
Remainers against a No Deal imagine a UK with economic collapse and exorbitant tariffs, epidemic disease, drug and food shortages...
The Connection reconnects Britain’s homeless with society
The Connection at St Martin-in-the-Fields’s is a homelessness charity in the heart of London, next to St Martin-in-the-Fields church in...
Old troubles haunt May in New Year
A new survey concluded that 60% of the sample prioritise Britain leaving the EU as the most important issue, above...
Global photography show at the National Portrait Gallery, UK
The Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Exhibition at The National Portrait Gallery is an international competition in its eleventh year of...
Corbyn faces a Brexit dilemma in 2019
There are some moderate Labour MPs who voted to leave the EU, but do not support Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership. ...
As Brexit nears, no-deal with EU looks imminent
LONDON: When this is published only 96 days will be left for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union....
May scrapes through
Theresa May scraped through the “vote of no confidence” in her leadership by 200 to 117. This is not a...
11 Dec vote may be decisive for Brexit
Mervyn King called for the deal to be abandoned because of its fatal economic weaknesses. London: Theresa May is...
Leavers, Remainers both unhappy with Brexit ‘deal’
UK Prime Minister says the alternative is ‘No Deal’ or ‘No Brexit’, although there are other alternatives being considered by...
An artist goes wild with his drawing pen
Fred Clark is a graduate of English Literature from Newcastle University and an of The Alumni of Royal Drawing School;...
Conservative Friends of India resembles an elite business club
London: The Conservative Friends of India is an organisation that has a habit of putting its foot in it. On...
CPEC excoriated at European Parliament
LONDON: The European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS) hosted a seminar ‘CPEC – East India Company Mark 2?’on 7...
Sir Roger Scruton building a better Britain
London: Sir Roger Scruton is being ruthlessly scrutinised by Left wing elements for his recent appointment as Chair of the...
Affordable clothing for fashion enthusiasts
COS clothing has crept up on urbanites, Collection of Style aka COS.On the high street they have a trademarked style...
May survives Conservative’s 1922 Committee
The hype about the anticipated motion or vote of no confidence amounted to nothing. The first significant event this...
National Curry Week for foodies in the UK
National Curry Week, 22-28 October, was founded in 1998 by British food writer and historian the late Peter Grove, now...
Has Brussels checkmated May?
The other option makes UK beholden to the EU for permission to leave the customs union some choice and not...
A tribute to Klimt and Schiele’s artworks
The Royal Academy of Arts in Picadilly has a unique position of being an independent, privately funded institution led by...
London Declaration on illegal wildlife trade commits to protect endangered species
In African countries, wildlife has been decimated during political struggles and criminal gangs enjoy protection from officials. The UK...
Conserving wildlife for the next generation
Global youth was represented at the Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference by the West London Free School Choir who opened the...
UK conference week shows Labour is a threat to Tories
The Conservative Conference was a lot more entertaining than usual, thanks to Boris Johnson and May exhibiting humour and finding...
The reason why Ayodhya is important to the whole world
Once you have visited Ayodhya you cannot get that city out of your mind. Since my first visit as a...
Chequers Plan will be bone of contention at Tory conference
Unless May surprises everyone at the conference and introduces a new alternative Brexit plan that brings the party together, this...
