Eastern Eye (UK) - 2022-09-02

• ‘IT IS NOT ABOUT RACE, BUT POLICY’
• Call for vigilance as Kerala boys drown in lake
• ‘Worst-hit Birmingham faces catastroph­ic winter’ as energy prices soar
• EastEnders star dies
• Heathrow link in November
• Writer seeks to bowl audiences over with new play at Lord’s
• Sunak: Teaching my girls cricket has been exciting
• Racial inequality anger as Asians wait five days longer for cancer diagnosis
• Pupils celebrate GCSE grades after ‘disruptive’ Covid years
• Sunak urges pandemic response lessons after ‘fear narrative’ revelation
• ‘End UK’s polarising race debate’
• ‘We must focus on action while talking about race’
• ‘Better politician’ Truss set to beat Sunak to top job
• Urgent need for help
• Tell us what you think
• Readers’ letters reveal anti-Sunak sentiment
• Can Cineworld be saved?
• India should help Pakistan with floods disaster
• Orthodoxy of lockdowns
• ‘No escape for abuse victims hit by high living costs’
• Council urges Oldham residents to report ‘racist’ leaflets
• ‘My husband wouldn’t allow me to top up phone’
• BAPS Paris temple ‘will serve as a beacon of peace’
• Neasden temple pays tribute to saint
• Church hires race equality director
• Indians top UK visas list
• St Andrews exhibition explores colonial links
• ‘Without glaciers and life-giving water, our planet has no future’
• Hindu crematoriu­m ‘will benefit community’
• Rights of landlords in the case of commercial property
• Fundraisin­g page launched for Indian students killed in Scotland car crash
• British Indian peer Prashar joins Hans Airways board
• Royal Mail employees begin strike
• BUSINESS NEWS THAT MATTERS
• Jio teams up with Google to launch budget 5G phone
• US and India discuss oil price
• Apple to make iPhone 14 in India
• Bangladesh may import rice from India
• India hails new UK ‘scale-up visa’ to help firms hire skilled talent
• ‘Positive’ IMF talks to boost Sri Lanka plans
• Adani is third richest globally
• ‘Why are UK’s airports not being managed properly?’
• Modi: Attract women to work
• Issas targeting Co-op forecourts
• Pubs seek support as cost of living crisis begins to bite
• How an Indian IT engineer charmed ‘super genuine’ Musk
• Tinder takes Apple to court over ‘monopolist­ic conduct’
• UN calls for emergency aid
• China and Canada lead foreign aid as losses estimated at £8.58bn
• Islamabad offering airspace to US drones, alleges Kabul
• Adani’s NDTV bid raises media freedom concerns
• ‘Mother of all demolition­s’ brings down Delhi’s Twin Towers
• Senior Congress leader quits party
• ‘UN must probe disappeara­nces’
• Rohingya mark five years in Bangladesh
• Missile action ‘inadequate’
• DDLJ musical in San Diego
• US woman held for hate crime
• Shockingly written action-drama is a complete shambles
• Shree 420: Relevant all-time classic
• Has lead star Amitabh Bachchan boycotted Brahmastra?
• FUNNY ONE NIGHT STAND
• AKSHAY EXCESS IS TIRESOME
• Big boycott bombs keep dropping on Bollywood
• GREAT LEGEND OF NEW MOVIE MAULA JATT
• HELLY MAKES ALL THE RIGHT MOVES
• MAYA READY TO ROCK THE STAGE
• FERNANDEZ’S CAREER ENDING LEGAL WOES
• JR NTR GETS GLOBAL ATTENTION
• THEATRE ADAPTATION SET TO SHINE
• Life and times of a great British bhangra pioneer
• Mastering magnificen­t dreams
• Enjoyable Indian-themed show offers more of the same
• Anj Chauhan: Always and Forever tribute to Bollywood music legends
• Inspired by an acting dream
• Dabeli – Gujarati mashed potato burger
• Win a copy of Biting Biting
• Tone’s green chilli margarita
• BBQ green bananas
• Actor questioned by police over obscenity charges
• SADHGURU: IT IS IMPORTANT TO BE SEEKERS, NOT JUST BELIEVERS
• ‘My intensity was a facade’
• ‘Afghanista­n need to play against top teams’
• Shaheen to recover in UK
• Sriram’s Bangladesh role
• Lahiri signs up to debut on ‘rebel’ LIV Golf Tour
• BHUTIA’S PITCH TO BE PRESIDENT
• SPARKLING FORM GIVES CHOPRA DIAMOND LEAGUE WIN

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