One to one with Keith Vaz 02/02/2016 5:01 am Reshma Trilochun Valeriu Zgonea was born on September 3rd, 1967, Craiova, Dolj County. He studied at "Frații Buzeşti" in Craiova, one of the most prestigious colleges in Romania, and at the National Institute of Civil Engineering Bucharest - Faculty of Railways, Roads and Bridges. He has two M.A. degrees from the National Defense College and Superior College for National Security.
Britain's top judge says veils should not be allowed in courts 01/02/2016 7:29 pm Rupanjana Dutta Britain's top judge have said that witnesses should not be allowed to wear a veil if the evidence is contested, and there is a question about her credibility, the Times has reported. Britain's most senior judge, Lord Neuberger reportedly said this, backing Home Secretary's review on Sharia law publicly. In the course of an interview with the Times’s legal editor, Frances Gibb, Lord Neuberger clarified that a woman should not be allowed to have their covered where evidence is contested and there was a question about her credibility.
US threaten to end visa-free travel due to fake passports 02/02/2016 7:16 am Reshma Trilochun The immigration officials in the US are threatening to take away visa-free privileges to many EU citizens, that allows them to enter America without applying for a visa at an embassy. This is due to the heightening dispute between Brussels and Washington over fake passports. This could affect over four million Britons who travel visa-free to America every year.
Changing company lightbulbs cost taxpayers £5m 02/02/2016 7:34 am Reshma Trilochun Sainsbury's and Dixon Carphone, as well as many other British companies have been given excruciating amount of taxpayer's money to install energy-efficient lightbulbs, as a quest to avoid a towering power crunch.
