by ANDY STREET
Mayor of the West Midlands
THE Migration Advisory Council (MAC) is reviewing the Shortage Occupation List (SOL), and
will be publishing the new list...
by AMARJIT SINGH
INDIA’S love of a higher education in the UK spans centuries.
After all, the ties of shared history, culture and language bind us...
by AMIT ROY
AND now for something completely different – whether Britain is the most beautiful country in the world, especially at this time of...
by Sajid Javid
Home secretary
COMMONWEALTH citizens have contributed an immeasurable amount to the UK. They came to help rebuild this country after the Second...
by LORD RANBIR SINGH SURI
AS A former general secretary of the Board of British Sikhs, I have long been a proud advocate for the...
by ROSHAN DOUG
AN OFFICIAL apology for the Amritsar massacre is something some Indians have been seeking from the British government since 1919.
The most recent...
by Amit Roy
IF THE British government can offer a formal apology for ‘Bloody Sunday’, why can’t it do the same for Jallianwala Bagh?
On the...
by KISHWAR DESAI
FIRST the British tried to silence them, then they tried to kill them, and then those who survived were tortured, jailed, whipped...
by BARNIE CHOUDHURY
LAST Thursday (28) I was in parliament on the eve of the meaningful vote two-and-a-half, or whatever it was called. It was...
by AMIT ROY
BACK in December, David Landsman, the excellent executive director of Tata UK, sent
out a message: “In my last few days at Tata,...
