Eastern Eye

Eastern Eye

Eastern Eye stands out as the most recognized and esteemed Asian weekly newspaper in Britain, offering nationwide coverage. It is celebrated as the genuine voice of British Asians, delivering unmatched insights into politics, business, arts, Bollywood, and sports. No other Asian publication matches its volume of exclusive stories or the depth of analysis and detail found within its pages. Eastern Eye is the choice of influential figures, featuring interviews with the prime minister and commentary from prominent politicians, business leaders, and cultural experts. Can you really afford to miss out on it?

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English
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#232032

India

#49366

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  • 1 week ago | easterneye.biz | Pramod Thomas

    ASIAN businessmen have donated generously to the ruling Labour party and the Liberal Democrats in the first quarter of 2025, the latest data from the Electoral Commission has revealed. Property tycoon Maqbool Ahmed was the biggest Asian donor, contributing more than £75,000 to Labour, while Amin Hemani gave £50,000, and Lord Waheed Alli contributed £35,000 in January.

  • 1 week ago | easterneye.biz | Pramod Thomas

    THE NHS said on Thursday (19) it will not offer two new treatments for Alzheimer's disease, citing high costs and "too small" benefits. Donanemab and Lecanemab have been hailed as breakthrough treatments for slowing down the symptoms of early-stage Alzheimer's, the most common type of dementia. They are active substances used to treat adults with mild memory and cognitive problems.

  • 1 week ago | easterneye.biz | Pramod Thomas

    TWO survivors of grooming gangs have called for politicians to step back and let women shape the new national inquiry into child sexual exploitation. Holly Archer and Scarlett Jones, who helped run a local inquiry in Telford, said the political fighting over vulnerable women must stop before the investigation begins, the Guardian reported.

  • 1 week ago | easterneye.biz | Pramod Thomas

    MANCHESTER UNITED FOUNDATION has appointed two new trustees to its board, including a communications expert with experience in music and government. Jonathan Badyal, a partner at Trafalgar Strategy and former Universal Music UK director of communications, joined the board in March alongside Professor Saul Becker from Manchester Metropolitan University, a statement said.

  • 1 week ago | easterneye.biz | Pramod Thomas

    TWO sisters studying at the University of Chester have drowned in mountain pools while visiting Snowdonia with university friends, an inquest has heard. Hajra Zahid, 29, and Haleema Zahid, 25, were pulled from the water at the Watkin Pools at Eryri in the Nant Gwynant area of Gwynedd on June 11. The sisters, who were born in Pakistan but lived in Maltby, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, were both pronounced dead at the scene, according to reports.