Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla visits Dr Ambedkar Museum in London
Birla is on a five-day official visit to the United Kingdom, Scotland and Guernsey, an official statement said. He is on a visit to the UK from January 7-9 at the invitation
Befriend to Recruit Volunteers for Mental Health Support Service
A recently released video highlights the positive relationship between volunteer Shivam and Roger, a person receiving support through Linked Minds. In the video, Roger shares that Shivam’s visits are a highlight of
Head of Met Black Police Association Faces Misconduct Charges
Francisco had previously been found guilty of gross misconduct in 2023 for sharing similar offensive messages, including those targeting Harvey Price, who has Prader-Willi syndrome and is autistic. Katie Price, Harvey’s mother,
Hillingdon Council Secures New Operator for Early Years Centres
This new arrangement also supports the council’s financial strategy, generating regular income through LEYF’s exclusive occupancy of the centres. The move allows the operator to potentially increase capacity and offer additional places
McDonald’s in a soup over harassment claims
Among the clients represented by Leigh Day is a 19-year-old employee who reported enduring homophobic comments from both managers and colleagues. He shared his experience, saying, “My manager said if I can’t
UK Front Pages Highlight Military Allegations, Public Health Crisis
In The Guardian, a major focus is on Meta’s (formerly Facebook) controversial decision to scale back fact-checking policies ahead of critical elections. CEO Mark Zuckerberg defended the move as a commitment to
Former BoE Governor Carney Eyes Canadian PM Role
Mark Carney, ex-governor of the Bank of England and a seasoned economist, is weighing a run for Canadian Prime Minister following Justin Trudeau’s resignation. Mark Carney, the former governor of the Bank
Thousands Rally Outside Parliament to Demand Cover for Palestinian Health Workers
The International Court of Justice has indicated that Israel’s actions could be classified as genocide, a claim that has intensified calls for accountability. Protesters also criticized the British government for its continued
Canary Wharf Winter Lights Festival To Brighten London’s January Nights
Among the standout works is “Error” by Vendel and De Wolf, a mesmerizing light tornado orbiting a pylon. Another centerpiece, “Bird Passing By” by Luminariste with Benjamin Nesme and Marc Sicard, is
Call for Action on Grooming Gangs Intensify Amid Political Dispute
Starmer faced backlash after suggesting that calls for inquiries often stem from “far-right bandwagoning.” Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp countered, arguing, “Smearing people who raised those issues is exactly how this ended