Kishwar Desai

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.

Jeremy Corbyn, it seems, has managed to alienate large parts of the Indian community in the UK by his statements on Kashmir.

The House of Commons has also gone against Mr Johnson by voting that the UK will not be allowed to leave the EU without an agreement.

While under Theresa May, the former PM, Tories were lagging behind Labour, now they have zoomed ahead by a seven-point lead.

It sure does — as bets are being laid on how long the Boris Johnson government will last, and when the next election takes place.

Priti Patel has been given a budgetary boost already by PM Boris Johnson, as he has promised — £1.1 billion for recruiting more police officers.

Boris Johnson’s arrival as a new Prime Minister without having won a general election is another trend.

Aaaaaand finally we saw Archie — or shall we say, more politely, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.

Meghan Markle, who is apparently calling the shots, while the Queen and the rest of the family apparently look on helplessly.

The departure of Theresa May as the party leader was overshadowed by all these events.

However, the Prime Minister, Theresa May, shed tears over her imminent departure.

In this world of Instagram, Meghan has wisely chosen to opt out of the competition and enjoy her time with Archie.

The movement has received £ 200,000 in the last week alone by way of donations.