A media reported on Saturday, that Britain's Home Office has said that there could be 13,000 victims of slavery in this country, far more than previous estimates.
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3rd Apr 2025 | Updated at 12:30pm 3rd Apr 2025
Attending your breast screening appointment could save your life
Breast cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in the UK, and the chance of getting it increases with age. Regular breast screening is a crucial weapon against this disease.
Bengal’s Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee visits UK, speaks at Oxford University
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s 6-day visit to the UK from 23 March included three major engagements.
Indian diaspora ranks world’s largest at 35.4 million
At 35.4 million globally, Indian diaspora ranks world's largest, Minister of State for External Affairs Pabitra Margherita told the parliament.
“The FTA can facilitate increased investments in the UK”
The United Kingdom and India are nearing the finalisation of a long-awaited free trade agreement (FTA), according to senior Indian diplomat Nidhi Tripathi.
Thousands attend Holi festival at new BAPS mandir in Sydney
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Kemps Creek (Australia): The Fuldol Festival, a vibrant part of the Holi celebrations, was held at the newly opened BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Hindu Mandir and Cultural Precinct in Kemps Creek near Sydney. It attracted people from across Sydney...
European leaders unite for peace in Ukraine
Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer declared that the West stands at a “crossroads in history” as he addressed European leaders at a crucial summit in London on Sunday, March 2.
A media reported on Saturday, that Britain's Home Office has said that there could be 13,000 victims of slavery in this country, far more than previous estimates.
A media reported on Saturday, that Britain's Home Office has said that there could be 13,000 victims of slavery in this country, far more than previous estimates.
A media reported on Saturday, that Britain's Home Office has said that there could be 13,000 victims of slavery in this country, far more than previous estimates.
Ealing Council’s famous plastic bottle tree has returned this year to Southall. It will be displayed over the festive period and aims to remind residents about the importance of recycling.
Over 100 Brent residents came together on Tuesday 25 November 2014 to show their commitment to ending domestic abuse by signing the White Ribbon Pledge.
Schools in England must promote respect and tolerance in pupils for all faiths, races and cultures, says new government guidance on British values. The guidance follows calls by ministers for schools to actively promote British values after...
Some privately educated pupils have a bullish and charmless confidence and can “asphyxiate the society they move in”, the head of a leading British independent school has said.
Students could tip the balance of power at the next general election, according to analysis of their voting patterns from 1997 to the present day. They could affect the outcome in about 10 constituencies, the study says.
At the reputable West London Business awards Kolak Snack Foods won the top award of “Overall Business of the year” for the second year running. They also...
