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In UK, A Call For "Vindaloo Visas" For Chefs From India
Britain's 3.6 billion pound curry restaurant industry, popularized by Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi immigrants in the UK, is facing a crisis post-Brexit. Curry restaurants across the island nation are suffering from staff shortages because of visa restrictions and are allegedly being shut down at a rate of four a week, as a result.
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UK Election: Hope We Will Win Many Seats, Deputy PM Nick Clegg Tells NDTV
He got down from a large yellow battle bus. With yellow balloons (yellow is the colour of his party), a cake and many supporters cheering, he made his thoughts clear. Nick Clegg is campaigning hard for his party - the Liberal Democrats and he was in Richmond, to show his support for a longtime colleague and senior member of his party - Vince Cable,...
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Blog: Vince Cable at the Negotiating Table
This does promise to be a very interesting election. Because even if the Liberal Democrats do hemorrhage seats, which is likely, in the case of a hung parliament, the Lib Dems, may hold the keys to who forms the next government in the UK.
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Pfizer Chief Enters Lion's Den of UK Politics to Sell AstraZeneca Deal
The boss of US drugmaker Pfizer faces UK lawmakers on Tuesday with a promise and a threat - to protect British jobs in his proposed joint creation with AstraZeneca of a global powerhouse upon which he says the latter's future depends.
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Essar Energy minority investors appeal to Indian, UK governments: report
Minority investors in Essar Energy, operating the UK's second-biggest oil refinery, have appealed to the Indian and British governments to intervene to prevent a forced takeover by its majority owner at a price they claim undervalues the company.
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'World's longest aircraft' unveiled in Britain
An airship-type vehicle billed by its makers as the world's longest aircraft currently in operation was unveiled in Britain on Friday.
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Britain gets respite from flooding crisis
Britain's flooding crisis eased with the arrival of drier weather following a series of fierce storms, while the government on Monday pledged a 10 million pounds package of support for flood-hit businesses.
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No ban on visa to Narendra Modi, says British Minister
The British government does not judge Indian political leaders and there is no ban on issuing visa to Narendra Modi.
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UK asks illegal immigrants to leave country via text message
Britain has sent text messages to almost 40,000 illegal immigrants warning them they have no right to remain, officials said today - and admitted that a handful of legal residents were caught up in the campaign.
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Azim Premji wins Business Leaders Award in UK
Eminent Indian IT czar and philanthropist Azim Premji has received the Asian Business Leaders Award in the UK.
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Royal Mail makes sparkling stock market debut
Shares in Britain's Royal Mail surged by more than a third on Friday in an impressive debut on the London stock market following its controversial part-privatisation.
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Britain set to price Royal Mail sale at top of range: sources
Britain is on track to sell shares in Royal Mail at the top of its price range, two sources close to the deal said, valuing the postal service at more than $5 billion on the final day that investors can put in orders.
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Britain launches plan to privatise Royal Mail
Britain's government officially launched plans to privatise more than half of Royal Mail, saying an initial sale of shares in the state-run postal service would occur within weeks.
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UK Cabinet split over visa bonds for Indians
The divisions within Britain's Conservative-led coalition government have been exposed over the controversial plans to impose 3,000-pound visa bonds on visitors from countries like India.
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UK escapes triple-dip recession, returns to growth in first quarter
The growth in GDP would mean the economy avoided two consecutive quarters of contraction. There had been fears the UK would enter recession for the third time in five years, a so-called triple-dip recession.
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In UK, A Call For "Vindaloo Visas" For Chefs From India
Britain's 3.6 billion pound curry restaurant industry, popularized by Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi immigrants in the UK, is facing a crisis post-Brexit. Curry restaurants across the island nation are suffering from staff shortages because of visa restrictions and are allegedly being shut down at a rate of four a week, as a result.
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UK Election: Hope We Will Win Many Seats, Deputy PM Nick Clegg Tells NDTV
He got down from a large yellow battle bus. With yellow balloons (yellow is the colour of his party), a cake and many supporters cheering, he made his thoughts clear. Nick Clegg is campaigning hard for his party - the Liberal Democrats and he was in Richmond, to show his support for a longtime colleague and senior member of his party - Vince Cable,...
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Blog: Vince Cable at the Negotiating Table
This does promise to be a very interesting election. Because even if the Liberal Democrats do hemorrhage seats, which is likely, in the case of a hung parliament, the Lib Dems, may hold the keys to who forms the next government in the UK.
-
Pfizer Chief Enters Lion's Den of UK Politics to Sell AstraZeneca Deal
The boss of US drugmaker Pfizer faces UK lawmakers on Tuesday with a promise and a threat - to protect British jobs in his proposed joint creation with AstraZeneca of a global powerhouse upon which he says the latter's future depends.
-
Essar Energy minority investors appeal to Indian, UK governments: report
Minority investors in Essar Energy, operating the UK's second-biggest oil refinery, have appealed to the Indian and British governments to intervene to prevent a forced takeover by its majority owner at a price they claim undervalues the company.
-
'World's longest aircraft' unveiled in Britain
An airship-type vehicle billed by its makers as the world's longest aircraft currently in operation was unveiled in Britain on Friday.
-
Britain gets respite from flooding crisis
Britain's flooding crisis eased with the arrival of drier weather following a series of fierce storms, while the government on Monday pledged a 10 million pounds package of support for flood-hit businesses.
-
No ban on visa to Narendra Modi, says British Minister
The British government does not judge Indian political leaders and there is no ban on issuing visa to Narendra Modi.
-
UK asks illegal immigrants to leave country via text message
Britain has sent text messages to almost 40,000 illegal immigrants warning them they have no right to remain, officials said today - and admitted that a handful of legal residents were caught up in the campaign.
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Azim Premji wins Business Leaders Award in UK
Eminent Indian IT czar and philanthropist Azim Premji has received the Asian Business Leaders Award in the UK.
-
Royal Mail makes sparkling stock market debut
Shares in Britain's Royal Mail surged by more than a third on Friday in an impressive debut on the London stock market following its controversial part-privatisation.
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Britain set to price Royal Mail sale at top of range: sources
Britain is on track to sell shares in Royal Mail at the top of its price range, two sources close to the deal said, valuing the postal service at more than $5 billion on the final day that investors can put in orders.
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Britain launches plan to privatise Royal Mail
Britain's government officially launched plans to privatise more than half of Royal Mail, saying an initial sale of shares in the state-run postal service would occur within weeks.
-
UK Cabinet split over visa bonds for Indians
The divisions within Britain's Conservative-led coalition government have been exposed over the controversial plans to impose 3,000-pound visa bonds on visitors from countries like India.
-
UK escapes triple-dip recession, returns to growth in first quarter
The growth in GDP would mean the economy avoided two consecutive quarters of contraction. There had been fears the UK would enter recession for the third time in five years, a so-called triple-dip recession.
