July 4 was our freedom day though the previous weekend, too, people broke free and thronged every beach or park they could find

There are reports that the government might relax the social distancing rule as the economy needs to pick up

Having survived Covid, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson is going through an annihilation by politics

As the weeks have gone by, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson looks less and less in charge

Many of those who died — Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis — were usually working beyond retirement age

While parts of India are now being opened up, very tentatively, in the UK there is confusion and debate on how long the lockdown would last

During his fortnight away, the PM left behind a real vacuum: who''ll do the press conference!

Just the other day we were watching the lockdown in Wuhan and were appalled that people could be quarantined in their own country

For herd immunity to work, experts say around 60 per cent of the population, some 40 million people, need to catch the virus

Meanwhile, this will be the first wedding in over 200 years of a sitting Prime Minister. Bring out the buntings!

As Britain grapples with Brexit, this is a challenging time for the Prime Minister.

Some journalists old enough to remember said, somewhat wistfully, that joining the EU had evoked more excitement than this.

People are totally divided over whether Meghan is an angel or a devil.

Sometimes you don’t need enemies of the state to hack into accounts and reveal personal details.

There was a time when finding a story on India in the London press was difficult, but now you can find at least a couple of stories.

The Queen gave a royal dinner but the conference was moved to the edges of London in Watford to avoid mass demonstrations against Mr Trump.

There is too much scrutiny and a hungry media that survives on sensationalism.

There are reports that Boris has even apparently vowed to stop drinking alcohol during the election campaign — things are that serious!

We have had many such cases of people being smuggled to the UK and the US from India, and despite all the deaths and trauma, it still carries on.

An elderly man glued himself to the roof of a British Airways jet parked at Heathrow and it took hours to unglue him and get him down.