Weather triggers travel chaos
British Airways said it had been forced to make a “small number of cancellations” due to the restrictions at Heathrow Some flights and ferries were cancelled on Saturday amid a “perfect storm”
Prof. Kishan Devani BEM Gets New Post
Professor Kishan Devani BEM appointed to the Advisory Board of Occupational Safety & Health Association (OSHAssociation) and Conferred International Fellowship Professor Kishan Devani BEM has been appointed to the Advisory Board of
Labour Indians Laud India-UK Ties
The Labour Party hosted a dinner event during the Conference in Liverpool, attended by key figures including Indian High Commissioner Vikram Kumar Doraiswami, Secretary of State for Business and Trade Jonathan Reynolds,
Tech tycoon Lynch missing after superyacht sinks off Sicily
One body was recovered, and police divers spent the day trying to reach the hull of the ship, which was resting at a depth of 50 meters (163 feet) off Porticello where
‘UK Riots Highlight Need for Historical Education and Understanding’
The absence of critical historical knowledge leaves citizens vulnerable to misinformation and divisive leadership, as seen in the recent riots where migrants were unfairly blamed for economic and social issues, according to
UK Space Command Launches First Military Satellite
Cutting-edge new satellite launched by UK Space Command to provide crucial space-based intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. A UK satellite to support military operations successfully launched into space last night. Named Tyche, the
New Notes Raise £914,127 For Charity
King Charles III banknote auctions raise £914,127 for charity. The auction broke the record for the highest lot sold in a Bank of England banknote auction with a £50 sheet going for
Inflation Fall Triggers Hope
Inflation Decline Sparks Optimism for Interest Rate Cuts. Economists are forecasting a potential reduction in interest rates this September. The Bank of England, which had previously increased interest rates to combat soaring
Education secy warns of inequality in school system
After 14 years of Conservative government, Phillipson said educational inequalities were “baked in”, citing regional disparities in results and attainment gaps between children at state and private schools…reports Asian Lite News The
NI unemployment rate below 2% for the first time
Average first-time buyer in Northern Ireland must shell out £17,300 for deposit. But following the property crash it rose again to 7.9% by the end of 2010, since when it has been