By Amit Roy
LONDON has many wonderful musicals, aimed primarily at American tourists, but there is a buzz this week among British Asians about Umrao...
By Amit Roy
DOLAR POPAT, the Conservative peer who is one of his party’s whips in the House of Lords, faces an unusual dilemma.
His very...
CHELSEA’S first black captain Paul Elliott, who now works for the Football Association (FA), has called for government help to combat the scourge of...
By Barnie Choudhury
Former BBC Journalist
I LOVE this country, and I would be willing to die for it.
Britain has given me almost everything, and for...
By Gareth Thomas
Labour MP for Harrow West
LABOUR’S next leader faces a herculean task after our worst result since 1935. If we choose the wrong...
By Amit Roy
THERE is just one solution to this. Those at the Post Office who were responsible for Seema Misra being jailed should now...
By Amit Roy
PERHAPS it’s a little premature to consider who might succeed Boris Johnson as the next Conservative party leader, but according to The...
By Amit Roy
INDIA ranks a dismal 84th in “passport power” in a world ranking based on the number of countries an Indian national can...
By Amit Roy
JASBINDER BILAN, a school teacher who writes in her spare time, has won the Costa Children’s Book Award for Asha & The...
By Amit Roy
AFTER the Sandringham summit with Princes Charles, William and Harry, the Queen said that “my family had very constructive discussions on the...
