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Khan reiterated his position about Lee Andersons comments. About Lee Andersons comments. This responsible politician also know that racism and prejudice , no matter what form prejudice, no matter what form it takes, regardless of whether its anti semitism or, yes, islam , a phobia should be islam, a phobia should be countered and condemned , not countered and condemned, not given a free pass or left unchallenged for electoral gain. Unchallenged for electoral gain. Sadiq khan, speaking earlier on...

Its anti semitism or, yes, islam , a phobia should be islam, a phobia should be countered and condemned , not countered and condemned, not given a free pass or left unchallenged for electoral gain. Unchallenged for electoral gain. Sadiq khan, speaking earlier on this evening. Sadiq khan, speaking earlier on this evening. Well, the on this evening. Well, the conservatives could be facing another by election after it was confirmed today that the ex tory mp, scott benton, is suspended from the hous...

Sri Lankan author Shehan Karunatilaka on how the gamebooks he grew up with became a literary gateway for curious young readers around the world

‘The current trend is to dismiss Urdu as a version of Hindi. There is a mass pretence of it being a foreign, an exotic tongue, but that is not true at all.’

Modesty Blaise is a heroine for all times, but she fits right into this feminist age. A new generation should know that there was a woman who showed girls it was possible to live happily-ever-after outside of a conventional fairytale.

Shivani Sibals book Equations is set in the New Delhi of the 1980s and tells the story of two childhood friends Aahan Sikand and Rajesh Kumar.

Such stores add life and colour to our city. On a recent evening stroll through the streets of Karama with a friend, I decided to drop into one of my favourite secondhand bookstores, Archies Bookshop. I love browsing and sometimes picking up reasonably priced titles from this old school shop that charms you the moment you enter. Except for the computer monitor used by the saleslady/librarian and the occasional buzz of visitors’ phones, everything about that double-storey shop makes you feel l...

Call me strange, but I love the clatter of a fast-approaching train more than any other sound in the world

Cork people recall the Yuletides of  their past End of term concerts, buying cards, making your own presents for the family... Cork folk have so many happy memories of Christmas past, reveals Jo Kerrigan HANDMADE TOYS: Christmas toys being made at the Vocational School in Wellington Road, Cork, in December, 1952 Jo Kerrigan CORK city children used to gaze in awe at the windows of the Lee Stores, Day’s, Kilgrews and more in the run up to Christmas. But for Mary Crowley in Kanturk, Miss Howar...