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The London restaurant that left one New Yorker dreaming of an Empire Empire in NYC

When a restaurant leaves such an impression that diners can't stop thinking about it long after they've flown home, you know it's doing something...
Bradford & Keighley

‘I was too scared to tell anyone’: How bullying pushed a Bradford teenager to become a national boxing finalist

Bullying is a major barrier to personal growth and positive self-esteem. It can affect a person's ability to learn, instil fear and stress, and...
Heritage

Forgotten no more: Nearly 10,000 Indian soldiers finally honoured more than a century after the First World War

Nearly 10,000 Indian Army servicemen from the First World War who were previously not formally commemorated have now been added to official casualty records...
Education

Keeping languages alive: How weekend schools are preserving South Asian heritage in London

On Saturday mornings across London, classrooms that are empty during the week come alive with colour, conversation, and carefully practised words that rarely appear...
Debate/Blog

Free meals or fair marketing? Restaurant owner sparks debate over influencers

Restaurant owner Hamza Harrack has reignited the debate over influencer marketing after publicly criticising content creators who approach small businesses asking for free meals...
Community

South Asian Heritage Month begins with a celebration of Britain’s shared story

Running throughout July, South Asian Heritage Month provides an opportunity to celebrate the richness and diversity of South Asian communities across the United Kingdom,...
News

Sadiq Khan backs Burnham’s devolution agenda but warns London cannot be ignored

Will Andy Burnham overlook London to promote those in the North East? This question must be hovering in the minds of many who are...
Community

‘Walking Zara home’ four years on a community still fighting for safer streets

What should have been an ordinary walk home became a tragedy that still haunts Ilford. This week, residents returned to the streets where Zara...
London

Film review: Paro: The Untold Story of Bride Slavery

Rating out of 5: ★★★★ Paro: The Untold Story of Bride Slavery follows the harrowing journey of women who are trafficked and sold into forced...
Environment

Is London now a forest? More than half a million trees planted across London to tackle rising temperatures

London, a city known for its bustling roads, enormous skyscrapers and overwhelming streets, is now going through a surprising transformation. London can now be called...
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