Eastern Eye (UK) - 2021-09-17

• THE WAR FOR TALENT
• OPEN JOY: RADUCANU SHOWS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE BRITISH
• LOVE ISLAND: WHAT DR PRIYA GOPALDAS WILL DO NEXT
• I’LL TELL THE WORLD: RAFIQ’S YORKSHIRE REPORT REACTION
• MANCHESTER: CITY AIMS TO LURE INDIAN INVESTORS
• Keeping Covid at bay in winter
• Man posing as businessma­n jailed for fraud in romance scam
• Marvel’s first east Asian superhero packs a punch
• Trans bride ad sensation
• Mental health in the workplace
• Huse: Prioritise diversity
• Paving the Way for inclusion
• Changing minds about disability
• How to balance career and family
• Importance of ‘allyship’ at work
• ‘You must not be scared to speak up’
• Sharma backs bill to end ‘traumatic’ practices
• Ethnic gap in education
• Banking on Asian staff to improve diversity at work
• MP’s maternity pride
• ‘Britons support hiring of foreign workers to tackle staff shortage’
• Supporting women
• Afghan security risk
• Emma shows what it means to be British
• Prudent Shazia Mirza makes smart investment­s
• Indian quadruplet­s keen to make a difference in the NHS
• Travel review to include PCR tests
• Food for thought with UK’s man in India
• UK medic helps separate twins
• Sound reasons for boom in retro music formats
• Demand for burial sites
• Delay in visa approvals affect foreign students
• Submarine drama Vigil ‘reflects Britain’s diversity’
• ‘UK staff numbers more than pre-pandemic level’
• OneWeb inks pact with Hughes
• Couche Tard may buy EG chain
• Britain and India eye ‘early harvest trade’ deal
• Low demand forces Ford to hit the brakes on India production
• India vaccine export to US to be key topic at Quad summit
• Shortages lead to Reliance delaying launch of smartphone
• B&M shares continue to gain amid strong profit outlook
• ‘India’s skilled workforce drawing global investors’
• Jet Airways to fly again next year
• Quad meeting to focus on vaccine and projects
• ‘India can have a positive impact on Afghanista­n’s future’
• Cartoonist faces jail over ‘defamation’
• Delhi and Moscow talk Afghan security
• Blinken leans on Pakistan to keep Taliban in check
• Gujarat gets new chief minister ahead of 2022 state elections
• Pilot error blamed for Kerala air crash
• What led to Vijay Rupani’s ‘sudden’ resignatio­n?
• Sri Lanka court allows stolen elephants to be returned to captors
• Sikh leader wins hearts in Canada
• ‘Sri Lanka tortured political detainees’
• UN: School closures impacting children’s education
• Painting a perfect picture of girl power
• First Steps towards forbidden teen love
• Crime thriller has enough twists to keep readers guessing
• Sky News host Sam Naz tells an epic spy story
• Memorable ghosts of Bollywood
• Self-indulgent biopic does a disservice to an Indian icon
• DIKKILOONA Sexist time travel comedy is outdated and not funny
• All about Annkit Bhatia
• THE TOP 10
• PURSUIT OF INNER PEACE IS YOGA’S ANTIDOTE TO DIVISION
• Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati shares her experience of spirituali­ty
• SPINACH RISOTTO CAKE
• Salad leaves
• Modi urges Paralympia­ns to motivate children
• Nagal refuses to play Davis Cup
• Sri Lanka ‘unsure’ about Afghanista­n fixture
• English trio out of IPL for ‘personal reasons’
• ‘You have to respect players’ Covid fears’
• Rameez is Pakistan cricket head
• CRICKET CHARITY AIMS TO SAVE LIVES
• HOW SPORT CAN PLAY A ROLE IN ENDING ONLINE HATE

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