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Low-profile Indian origin brothers buy British supermarket chain Asda

'We've been on the pumps, we've been stocking the shelves', say Mohsin and Zuber Issa.

Covid-19 crisis: Indian banks operating in UK cautiously optimistic

Boris Johnson announced further relaxations in lockdown enforced due to Covid-19 pandemic

Take my money and use it to fight coronavirus, says Vijay Mallya

A debt recovery tribunal in India ruled Rs 6,200 crore - Rs 5,000 crore as principal and Rs 1,200 crore as interest - was payable.

Will an Ambedkar museum in London enlighten Brahminical British Indians?

Will a museum to the Dalit leader in London enlighten Brahminical British Indians

UK's work visa rules good news for 'brightest and best' Indian minds

A family of five with a five-year work visa for one individual would, according to the IfG, have to pay £21,299 before it enters Britain

As Brexit comes knocking, British politics set to face its longest week yet

The British Parliament will resume proceedings on September 3 after a summer recess

Over 800 Indian companies want minimal disruption as Brexit looms

The country's new prime minister, Boris Johnson, was elected by his Conservative Party on the assurance that Britain would leave the EU by October 31

World Cup 2019: Viewership records break as cricket fever grips the world

According to the International Cricket Council, television figures in India amassed a viewership of 342m during the first fortnight of the tournament

World Cup 2019: Rain may play spoilsport for teams, but not ICC's finances

The ICC is protected by rain insurance cover, which means it will be compensated for the refunds it is required to pay to ticket holders as applicable

NYAY is undoubtedly a potential game changer, but communication the key

NYAY is undoubtedly a potential game-changer, if Congress can convince beneficiaries about it

Mushrooming fly-by-night Cricket leagues cannibalising revenues

Several are are increasingly disregarding provisions, which if allowed to persist, could have a negative impact on ICC events and could potentially harm the IPL too

Will help ED investigation only if client is granted bail: Michel's lawyer

She maintained since his extradition to India, Michel's interrogators in Delhi have told him, 'If you want to be a witness, you confess. If you want to be an accused, you don't confess'

UK court verdict a landmark win for govt, but Mallya won't be back just yet

Mallya now has 14 days to appeal against the order

Why do Indian extradition efforts fail? A former RAW officer explains

The man had been absconding since late 1970s, including hiding in Portugal, prior to entering Britain with a false identity

Britain in sixes and sevens over Brexit; David Davis, Boris Johnson resign

In June 2016, in a cataclysmic outcome, Britons voted to leave the EU, where the United Kingdom had been a member since 1973

Sahara Force India is not up for sale, says Vijay Mallya aide

The latest speculation is Michael Andretti, a team owner in the American IndyCars competition, being interested in Force India, partly owned by Sahara India

Mallya's Kingfisher to be lager partner at Champions Trophy

Industrialist swings a 'cheap' deal with ICC for tournament to be played in UK

Tata UK expects mobility of skilled manpower

Brexit is expected to halt free movement of labour from the EU

India to host Commonwealth SME summit

Current Commonwealth trade turnover is around $700 bn, and target is to increase up to $1 tn by 2020