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British Sikh Peer Faces Suspension For Drunken Misconduct In House Of Lords
The UK Parliament's Conduct Committee on Friday released its report into the conduct of British Sikh peer Lord Kulveer Ranger and found him in breach of the Code of Conduct on bullying and harassment following a drunken incident in the House of Lords
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"It's A Great Honour": Sikh Peer Who Gave Coronation Glove To King Charles
Lord Indarjit Singh is the British Sikh peer who handed over a key item of the regalia to King Charles III during his Coronation at Westminster Abbey in London on Saturday.
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British Sikh Man, 90, To Present King Charles With Key Coronation Item
Lord Indarjit Singh is the British Sikh peer who hands over a key item of the regalia to King Charles III during his Coronation at Westminster Abbey in London on Saturday.
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British Sikh Peer Quits BBC Radio Show Amid Censorship Row
A prominent British Sikh peer in the House of Lords on Friday announced that he was "reluctantly" quitting a regular BBC Radio slot named ''Thought For The Day'', amid a censorship row over a segment on Sikh teachings which the broadcaster feared "might offend Muslims".
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British Sikh Peer Faces Suspension For Drunken Misconduct In House Of Lords
The UK Parliament's Conduct Committee on Friday released its report into the conduct of British Sikh peer Lord Kulveer Ranger and found him in breach of the Code of Conduct on bullying and harassment following a drunken incident in the House of Lords
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"It's A Great Honour": Sikh Peer Who Gave Coronation Glove To King Charles
Lord Indarjit Singh is the British Sikh peer who handed over a key item of the regalia to King Charles III during his Coronation at Westminster Abbey in London on Saturday.
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British Sikh Man, 90, To Present King Charles With Key Coronation Item
Lord Indarjit Singh is the British Sikh peer who hands over a key item of the regalia to King Charles III during his Coronation at Westminster Abbey in London on Saturday.
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British Sikh Peer Quits BBC Radio Show Amid Censorship Row
A prominent British Sikh peer in the House of Lords on Friday announced that he was "reluctantly" quitting a regular BBC Radio slot named ''Thought For The Day'', amid a censorship row over a segment on Sikh teachings which the broadcaster feared "might offend Muslims".
