The GLA, with support from faith leaders, public figures and community groups, has launched an impartial public awareness campaign that aims to help under-represented and under-registered Londoners, including South Asian Londoners, access their right to vote. London has one of the lowest voter registration rates in England, with analysis from the GLA showing that close […]
The UK Home Secretary has announced new measures to reduce migration levels to the UK. The update introduces a mandatory requirement, stating that a minimum salary of £38,700—increased from £18,700—must be met. This means that individuals seeking to bring family members to the UK must earn a minimum of £38,700 annually to qualify for a […]
Known as the dance of bravery, Al Youla is one of the oldest yet currently widespread art form from the UAE that takes pride in its culture and heritage. Mohammed Al Shehhi discusses the importance of Al Youla to the UAE culture. In a country like the UAE, renowned for its shopping malls, beaches, and […]
If I were to pick only one place to suggest visiting, it would always be Rijeka. Not because it is the most beautiful place across the globe and it is my hometown so I am being subjective, but because it will make you feel like having a ride in a time machine through different periods […]
Getting a good night’s rest can be hard, especially when you are stressed, over tired, travelling or coping with unexpected circumstances. Even changes in routine with the arrival of Ramadan, or family problems can affect the quality of sleep – and ultimately affects your own health and wellness making you vulnerable to colds and other […]
Raising the Bar Part II Camilla Choudhury – Khawaja was Called to the Bar in 1998 by the Honourable Society of Grays’ Inn, following in the footsteps of both her Grandfather and Father. Camilla is a family law barrister with a specialist practice, The Women’s Lawyer, specialising in matrimonial finance and Islamic Law. Camilla lives […]
