Britain will go back to the European Union, says Tony Blair

Britain will rejoin the EU in the future, Tony Blair has predicted – as polls show support for rejoining climbing ever higher. The former prime minister told the New Statesman...

Foods that evoke childhood memories

When you think of school dinners you think chips and coleslaw or chips and bean or fish and chips or a cheese flan or steak and kidney pie with chips....

Cartoon on Mick Jagger

China’s small-time investors turn bearish

The last great hope for China’s faltering post-pandemic rally is fading as the nation’s legion of small-time investors turns bearish on equities to double down instead on safer assets amid...

Slow down

I am amazed to see Prince Harry and Meghan allege there was a near catastrophic paparazzi car chase in New York. Although my experience is limited to a...

American politician DeSantis is not a conservative

Solomon D. Stevens, Tribune News Service Let’s get one thing straight: Ron DeSantis is not a conservative. He is often called that by supporters and opponents who don’t want to...

Gruesome crime

The United States’ government has to take ruthless action against the armed persons who are killing innocent men, women and children. Unstoppable gruesome crime is on the rise in many...

A small percentage of people are happy with politicians

So, who thinks British politics is working well? A breathtakingly high 17 per cent of the population, apparently. According to a survey by the Policy Institute at King’s College...

Language policy needs urgent revision for sure

Reports that have been circulating after a meeting of Parliament’s Committee on Official Language, held last October, indicate that the Narendra Modi administration plans to allow use of Hindi and...

The real reason behind UK food shortages

Dayna Brackley, The Independent An apple a day — you should be so lucky. Strawberries: nope. Cucumber: ditto. Tomatoes: no chance. The fruit and veg aisles in our supermarkets were...