Greenwich Draft Budget Vows Big Changes
Council looks to boost wellbeing hubs, fixing potholes and investing in community energy The Royal Borough of Greenwich is preparing to tackle the ongoing effects of 14 years of underfunding by the
ISBF Launches BSc Psychology Program with King’s College London
In July 2024, ISBF moved to its expansive one-acre campus in Jasola, South Delhi, designed to foster both academic and personal growth. The Indian School of Business and Finance (ISBF), a leader
Biden’s last pardon was West Kensington civil rights activist
Last autumn, Sharon Holder, H&F Cabinet Member for Public Realm, applauded the plaque unveiling as an appropriate way to launch Black History Month In one of his last acts as outgoing US
UK Goes AI Way
Ministers have repeatedly said they want to reduce overall migration, and Keir Starmer accused the Conservative government of conducting an “open borders experiment” The UK government will publish an immigration white paper
UK Front Pages 23/01: From Political Promises to Fiscal Fears
The UK’s major newspapers and the BBC paint a vivid picture of the national mood and pressing global issues today, as their front pages reveal a mix of political debates, economic challenges,
Prince Harry Settles with The Sun Publisher Over Intrusion Claims
News Group Newspapers agreed to pay substantial damages and apologised to Prince Harry, closing a long-standing legal battle with the Duke of Sussex. The publisher of The Sun newspaper has agreed to
First Look at ‘Riot Women’: Sally Wainwright’s New Drama on BBC and BritBox
In Riot Women, five women form a makeshift punk-rock band in a bid to enter a local talent contest. As they write their first original song, they realize they have much more
UK Front Pages 22/01: Political Shifts to Weather Warnings
January 22, 2025, unfolded as a day marked by significant events on both sides of the Atlantic, capturing the attention of governments, industries, and individuals worldwide. Dominating the global spotlight was former
Kritika Kamra Talks Breaking Stereotypes with Strong Female Roles
She wants to tell stories that show women in a stronger light. From portraying a tough spy in “For Your Eyes Only” or a sharp-witted cop in “Gyaarah Gyaarah”, actress Kritika Kamra
London Hosts Global Leaders at BETT 2025, Shaping Education’s Future
Prof. Abbes Amira, Dean of the College of Computing and Informatics, led the University delegation and emphasized the importance of UoS’s involvement in specialized exhibitions such as BETT. The University of Sharjah