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February 2024

Keir Starmer: The politics of a U-turn

Labour has moved fairly recently into a new headquarters about 15 minutes from Parliament. I was invited there to interview Sir Keir Starmer about his decision to bin a long standing promise to spend £28bn a year on the green…

I never want to stop’: Jaya Ahsan

Five-time National Award-winning actress Jaya Ahsan is passing the greatest time in her cinematic career with two films, "Peyarar Subash" and "Bhootpori" being simultaneously released in theatres across Bangladesh and India. Not to mention,…

Dighi’s new film set for release on Valentine’s Day

Popular actress Prarthana Fardin Dighi is set to grace the silver screen once again with the release of her latest film "Srabon Jyotsnay" on Valentine's Day. Directed by Abdus Samad Khokon, the film is based on the novel of the same name by…

Sports, politics and the ugly by-product

In October last year, a 15-year-old black ice hockey player in Quebec, Canada, was pinned to the ground on his face while a teammate knelt on his neck and kept it there until he uttered the words, "I can't breathe." This was a sick…

Nissanka becomes first Sri Lankan to hit ODI double ton

Pathum Nissanka became the first Sri Lankan to score an ODI double century, powering the hosts to an immense 381 against Afghanistan at Pallekele in their series opener on Friday. The opener finished unbeaten on 210 to break the…

Fractious Pakistan polls fertile ground for disinfo

Fake boycotts, fictional ballots and blasphemy smears: a deluge of disinformation accompanied Pakistan's contentious election, with a delayed vote count underway yesterday. Pakistan's poll is the most fraught of recent years, with…

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