Judge Murray Shanks, who presided over a three-day hearing of the First Tier Tribunal, ruled yesterday that a majority of the files relatin...

May is likely to hold her talks with the new US President in the Oval Office on Thursday on what is likely to be a two-day visit to Washing...

Unlike immolation, where the horror is instant, with a hunger strike the protest is prolonged, over agonizing days, weeks, years.

"The Indian authorities have repeatedly complained about statements made in the UK by a Sikh, Dr Jagjit Singh Chauhan, self-styled 'Preside...

George W Bush is a product of the chaotic world order left behind by Bush and which Barack Obama failed to contain.

Documents declassified by the National Archives in London yesterday disclose considerable fear within the Margaret Thatcher Cabinet that In...

Lord Swraj Paul, a close confidant of late premier Indira Gandhi, was described as an "alternative Indian High Commissioner in London" in 1...

Thatcher, who described the former Indian Prime Minister as a "member of my own family", flew down to New Delhi to attend her funeral on No...

Jagjit Singh Chauhan, the founder of the Khalistan movement, had moved to Britain in 1971 to carry on his campaign for an independent Sikh ...

Queen Elizabeth II used to do impersonations of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher, mocked her accent and referred to her as "...

The ex-DG said Indian forces and the Army were capable of undertaking the operation by themselves and it was totally "their" operation.

India said it has sought information from the UK on the claims Thatcher's govt may have helped Indira Gandhi plan Operation Bluestar in 198...

Cameron today ordered an urgent investigation into a decision by Margaret Thatcher's government to send an SAS officer to India in 1984 to ...

Some of the documents have been reproduced claim Thatcher sent SAS officials to advise Mrs Gandhi on the operation.

Both government and opposition have disappeared, the first replaced by aggressive paralysis, the second by rampant turmoil.

Commentators who disliked Margaret Thatcher’s policies would often say she was a “polarising figure”.

The Margaret Thatcher biopic, to be released soon, is in a long Western tradition of intelligent filmic scrutiny of public figures. Can Ind...