Britain on Tuesday cut non-European Union economic immigration to 21,700 for 2011 as part of its new immigration cap, to be imposed from April 2011.
Home secretary Theresa May announced in the House of Commons that the United Kingdom will close the general route for Tier I, which had been subject to abuse.

British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, who is famous for his expletive-ridden television series like Hell’s Kitchen, F Word and Kitchen Nightmares, has made a feud with his wife’s family public by writing an open letter to his mother-in-law.

Pakistan cricketer Zulqarnain Haider, who went missing from Dubai, has decided to retire from international cricket.
Haider, who arrived in London Monday evening, told Geo News: “I received death threats to lose the fourth and fifth ODIs against South Africa, but I could not compromise the dignity of my country.”

Indians believe that war and terrorism, global warming, pollution and over-population are the biggest problems facing the world. In contrast, people living in the United States and Britain, which are facing economic slowdown, feel that economic situation is a major global challenge.

The English Premier League’s Black-burn Rovers football club confirmed on Tuesday that it is in advanced negotiations concerning its sale to the Pune-based Venkatesh-wara Hatcheries Group, an Indian poultry giant.

A British technology innovation firm, which is led by Indian engineer Arnab Basu, has got the European Union clearance for its new colour X-ray technology that detects dangerous liquids.

Was English author Jane Austen a naturally gifted writer who had an elegant style of writing? Or, was the exquisite and grammatically superior prose all due to a good editor?

Indian director Aamir Bashir, who presented his directorial debut Harud (Autumn) at the London Film Festival, is disheartened about common Kashmiris having no voice at all, especially in light of 20 l

DIRECTOR ANANTH Mahdevan, famous for scripting and directing Bollywood films, decided to use Marathi for his film about the life of Maharashtrian social worker Sindhutai Sapkal.

In a major setback to the Anglican Church in the UK, Rev. John C.