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London Housing Block Named After British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan. See Pics
Camden Council unveiled the "Noor Inayat Khan House" at a ceremony on Wednesday.
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UK Parking Fees Bring In Rs 20,000 Crore A Year, London Councils Make The Most: Report
The exorbitant parking fees are forcing residents to opt for public transportation instead of using their own vehicles.
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Oil Protest Threat Forces ICC To Have Two Pitches For World Test Championship Final Between India And Australia
Keeping the threat in mind the security has been increased at the Kennington Oval cricket ground
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Homeless Families To Be Moved Out Of London Hotel During Beyonce Tour: Report
When Beyonce performs a run of concerts in north London, homeless family risk being pushed out of their temporary housing in Enfield.
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World Test Championship Final To Be Held At The Oval From June 7 To 11: ICC
The ICC WTC Final is the pinnacle event in the Test calendar and is a week-long celebration of the longest format of the game.
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Pregnant Women In UK To Get Free Vapes From Council To Help Them Quit Smoking
Pregnant women in the United Kingdom are set to be offered free vapes by a London Council to help them quit smoking and stop them from spending money on cigarettes.
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London Council Gets Its First Woman Dalit Mayor
An Indian-origin politician from the UK's Opposition Labour Party has become the first woman mayor of a local London council belonging to the Dalit community.
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3rd Covid Wave Unlikely To Mirror Devastating 2nd Wave: Top Medical Body
A potential third wave of Covid infections seems unlikely to be as severe as the second wave, says a modelling study by a team of scientists from the Indian Council Of Medical Research (ICMR) and the Imperial College London, UK.
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India-New Zealand World Test Championship Final In Southampton, Says ICC
The World Test Championship finals between India and New Zealand, scheduled to be played at Lord's, has now been shifted to Southampton.
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Road In London To Be Renamed After Guru Nanak: Official
A west London council said that it has been agreed to rename a road in its heavily Punjabi suburb of Southall as Guru Nanak Road, with the announcement coinciding with Guru Nanak's 551st birth anniversary being marked as Gurpurab across the world on Monday.
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Indian-Origin Man Handed Hefty Demolition Bill For Illegal Construction In UK
An Indian-origin landlord from the Southall suburb of west London has been hit with a whopping 16,000-pound bill after the local Ealing Council stepped in to knock down an illegal outbuilding at his property.
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EU Agrees To Brexit Extension Until January 31, Says Donald Tusk
European Council President Donald Tusk said on Monday that the 27 countries that will remain in the European Union after Britain leaves agreed on Monday to accept London's request for a Brexit extension until 31 January 2020.
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ICC Defends Umpires' Overthrow Call, Says "They Followed Right Process"
ICC's general manager of cricket Geoff Allardice said that the playing conditions did not allow the third umpire or the match referee to intervene.
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ICC Responds To World Cup Final Overthrow Controversy
A major controversy emerged due to a perceived misinterpretation of rules which resulted in umpires awarding England one extra run in World Cup 2019 final on Sunday.
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IAAF Maintains Russia's Athletics Ban Over Doping
Andersen said that for Russia to be reinstated, ideally at the IAAF Council's next meeting in Monaco in December after a WADA meet in September, three demands must be met.
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London Housing Block Named After British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan. See Pics
Camden Council unveiled the "Noor Inayat Khan House" at a ceremony on Wednesday.
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UK Parking Fees Bring In Rs 20,000 Crore A Year, London Councils Make The Most: Report
The exorbitant parking fees are forcing residents to opt for public transportation instead of using their own vehicles.
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Oil Protest Threat Forces ICC To Have Two Pitches For World Test Championship Final Between India And Australia
Keeping the threat in mind the security has been increased at the Kennington Oval cricket ground
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Homeless Families To Be Moved Out Of London Hotel During Beyonce Tour: Report
When Beyonce performs a run of concerts in north London, homeless family risk being pushed out of their temporary housing in Enfield.
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World Test Championship Final To Be Held At The Oval From June 7 To 11: ICC
The ICC WTC Final is the pinnacle event in the Test calendar and is a week-long celebration of the longest format of the game.
-
Pregnant Women In UK To Get Free Vapes From Council To Help Them Quit Smoking
Pregnant women in the United Kingdom are set to be offered free vapes by a London Council to help them quit smoking and stop them from spending money on cigarettes.
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London Council Gets Its First Woman Dalit Mayor
An Indian-origin politician from the UK's Opposition Labour Party has become the first woman mayor of a local London council belonging to the Dalit community.
-
3rd Covid Wave Unlikely To Mirror Devastating 2nd Wave: Top Medical Body
A potential third wave of Covid infections seems unlikely to be as severe as the second wave, says a modelling study by a team of scientists from the Indian Council Of Medical Research (ICMR) and the Imperial College London, UK.
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India-New Zealand World Test Championship Final In Southampton, Says ICC
The World Test Championship finals between India and New Zealand, scheduled to be played at Lord's, has now been shifted to Southampton.
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Road In London To Be Renamed After Guru Nanak: Official
A west London council said that it has been agreed to rename a road in its heavily Punjabi suburb of Southall as Guru Nanak Road, with the announcement coinciding with Guru Nanak's 551st birth anniversary being marked as Gurpurab across the world on Monday.
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Indian-Origin Man Handed Hefty Demolition Bill For Illegal Construction In UK
An Indian-origin landlord from the Southall suburb of west London has been hit with a whopping 16,000-pound bill after the local Ealing Council stepped in to knock down an illegal outbuilding at his property.
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EU Agrees To Brexit Extension Until January 31, Says Donald Tusk
European Council President Donald Tusk said on Monday that the 27 countries that will remain in the European Union after Britain leaves agreed on Monday to accept London's request for a Brexit extension until 31 January 2020.
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ICC Defends Umpires' Overthrow Call, Says "They Followed Right Process"
ICC's general manager of cricket Geoff Allardice said that the playing conditions did not allow the third umpire or the match referee to intervene.
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ICC Responds To World Cup Final Overthrow Controversy
A major controversy emerged due to a perceived misinterpretation of rules which resulted in umpires awarding England one extra run in World Cup 2019 final on Sunday.
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IAAF Maintains Russia's Athletics Ban Over Doping
Andersen said that for Russia to be reinstated, ideally at the IAAF Council's next meeting in Monaco in December after a WADA meet in September, three demands must be met.
