Corbyn’ U-turn on immigration policy 16/01/2017 11:45 pm Anand Pillai Just hours after suggesting his party would oppose uncontrolled migration to the UK, Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn made a quick about-turn on the issue saying he would not rule out continuing to support the free movement of people from the European Union.
Almost half GPs not open full time: Report 17/01/2017 8:01 am Anand Pillai A report by the National Audit Office (NAO) suggests that GPs failing to open during normal office hours are fuelling Britain’s Accident & Emergency crisis.
May demands 7-day GP services 17/01/2017 7:29 am Anand Pillai British Prime Minister Theresa May has vowed to push ahead with a 7-day GP services to take pressure off A&E departments.
Brexit 17/01/2017 4:14 pm Urja Patel I fully concur with PM Theresa May to invoke Article 50 in March, 2017 for Brexit with Spunk and Spirit out of Strength and Not weakness despite Media, Labour Party and Others are against it! £ has gone down against US $ and has proved a boon as even after 6 months of Referendum during Christmas millions of people from China, EU, USA and other countries visited London for Shopping Spree. Cheap £ has boosted Exports, Retail Sales, Investment in Properties & Share Market and now FTSE Index in Jan. has broken All Time Record at 7337! Besides, Special Free Trade Deals with India, Trump's USA, Commonwealth, BRICS, Canada, Australia, Japan, etc. will render Britain Economically Unique! Also London will always be Top Financial Hub for Business and Investments, Free from any EU Restrictions!
PM’s cavalier’s attitude towards NHS 17/01/2017 4:20 pm Urja Patel Every sensible person who is unfortunate to attend A & E during these festive times will readily admit how extremely busy, overcrowded hospitals are with poor infrastructure. Most OAPs and chronically sick people have inhibition; dread to visit A & E. No wonder Red Cross describes NHS in crises.
21st Century Robinson Crusoe 17/01/2017 4:18 pm Urja Patel Having missed to see well acclaimed film “The Martian” I read the book written by Andy Weir. When I first heard of the book I automatically uttered the words “21st century Robinson Crusoe” and surprisingly few famous reviewers have used this expression. The writer though not science academia has researched the processes of botany, physics, chemistry, biology, astoundingly and the technical details covered to describe the mission to Mars is so real that one forgets it is a fiction.
Is the United Nations really united? 17/01/2017 4:12 pm Urja Patel The League of Nations was created in 1920 after WWI with a mission to maintain world peace. Its failed mission resulted in WWII. The victor nations of the WWII cobbled together the present UN in 1945 with similar mission but preserving their superiority by veto power with the exception of then called Formosa, in the Security Council. That veto power of Formosa, now called Taiwan, was transferred to China in 1971 for obvious reasons.
High cost of impulsive buying 17/01/2017 4:19 pm Urja Patel According to recent survey, British people are most prone to buying resplendent goods and services that they regret later, costing £25 billion annually. Young people, especially at festive time, are more likely to buy unwanted goods but are reluctant to return, even when it is perfectly legitimate to do so, especially for online shopping.
Donald and his wall 17/01/2017 4:21 pm Urja Patel America’s president elect, Donald Trump, has announced in his latest speech that his proposal to build a wall between Mexico and America will go ahead as planned, and as he had promised in his election speeches. This wall will be built to stop illegal migrants of Mexico from entering the USA. He has also intimated that he will make Mexico pay for the cost of erecting such a wall. The money could come from the money these migrants make from their earnings while working in the country and remit to their families in Mexico. He has said that there are so many different forms in which Mexico will reimburse America for the cost of the wall.