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Ramping up criticism of Beijing not only risks deterring future Chinese investment but could undermine British businesses in China

India was headlined on the front page — fortunately, in a way, it was a compliment, not a criticism

Boris Johnson govt has, because of the Covid-19 crisis, done some peculiar things for a Conservative Party to have contemplated or proposed

The military has not given a date for a new election but has imposed a state of emergency for one year

I guarantee Pritiji, these thoughts of yours which I have humbly attempted to put into words will get you to be PM

It may be recalled that in the years 1952, 1953, and 1966 no invitation was extended to an international dignitary to be chief guest

India is now expected to invite another foreign leader as chief guest for the January 26 parade

The gaffe occurred during the weekly Prime Minister's Questions session in the House of Commons on Wednesday

While British waters are much richer in fish than the seas surrounding Europe, British trawlers make their money selling to European nations

The environmental push is part of Johnson's efforts to move beyond the tremors of the coronavirus pandemic and Britain's exit from the EU

Locked down yet again, UK knows the rules but likes them less and less

Around the same time in April, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was admitted to hospital after testing positive for the virus

Johnson is under pressure over his handling of the pandemic as his government’s response has been cast by opponents as poorly organised

The EU has ramped up preparations for a no-deal Brexit, which would be chaotic for business, markets and nearly $1 trillion in annual trade

The European Union, in turn, accuses Britain of failing to negotiate seriously

While the US’ back-to-school saga has been politicized and chaotic, European governments have faced less of an uproar

What I would call the Fair Exam Grades Matter movement now took to the streets

Today’s figures confirm that hard times are here, finance minister Rishi Sunak said

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

The word ‘coconut’ is used to abuse people who are deemed to be ‘brown outside and white inside'