In its 99-page report, the UK's House of Lords Commissioner for Standards ruled that Lord Rami Ranger had broken the House’s code of conduct by "denigrating" journalist Poonam Joshi.

It was the first time voters in Great Britain were required to show voter ID at polling stations before casting their ballot and critics of the new policy accused the government of failing to raise enough awareness.

The report describes how members of the British Sikh community expressed their growing concern over a small but extremely vocal group “hijacking” the Sikh faith to push a subversive pro-Khalistan narrative.

It was once believed that the sun would never set on the British Empire, which at its peak included India and Pakistan as its crown jewels. What was once a seemingly historical fiction has become a reality of contemporary times. 

After winning 52% of the vote in the second round, the 37-year-old Scottish health secretary will become the first Muslim to lead a major party in the UK.

On its third consecutive day, authorities banned protests near the National Assembly building.

The suspension of the popular presenter – who has been the face of BBC's flagship show 'Match of the Day' for almost twenty-five years –  resulted in a severe backlash against Britain's public broadcaster.

British media has it that the MOTD presenter and former football captain was given no other choice by BBC after declining a proposal to resolve the situation with an apology.

UNHCR has accused Rishi Sunak’s government of “extinguishing the right to seek refugee protection in the UK” after the introduction of a contentious new law to prevent small boats from crossing the Channel.

The Congress leaders comments were met with scorn by the BJP, which accused him of seeking foreign intervention in India's internal affairs.

The alterations to the stories were made by the late author’s publisher Puffin after sensitive readers flagged deemed descriptions of characters offensive to modern readers.

In January, about 250 Indian migrants entered the UK by this means, outnumbering the 233 who arrived via small boats in the first nine months of last year, according to a report.

A photographic exhibition in London attempts to “share the gaze of the perpetrator, the victim, the onlooker and to reflect on what this means” for the world today.

The second episode looks at the BJP government’s relationship with the rise in lynchings, reading down of Article 370, CAA and communal violence in Delhi.

Sports, especially football, has seen online hate surge. Pixstory, a social media platform, says it is committed to fight this. 

That racism is truly alive and kicking is evident from the UK Employment Tribunal's order in the case involving Dr Kajal Sharma being denied reappointment at the University of Portsmouth.