Nabanita Sircar

In Outlook this week, a diary on Brexit.

Bikini or burkini...it’s a choice best left to the woman

A peek into the world’s most rare collection of tea artefacts

Priti Patel, Tory MP, ardent Brexiter, lies low after a win

Business in bitesizes

The new mayor is riding a wave of popular support

Union power minister Piyush Goyal on how he is reviving the ailing power sector

Wikileaks founder Jullian Assange,confined in a foreign embassy in London, on his past actions and what it means to be branded anti-national.

Composer Nadeem Akhtar Saifi on how his life changed after being accused for murder of Gulshan Kumar.

Meera Syal on her third book Hidden Mothers which deals with the sensitive subject of surrogacy

As it stands, there is no coherent plan for Brexit, a failure often justified under the convenient veil of “not showing one’s hand”. Of additional concern is that there is an absence of a “long-term economic plan”.

Of the 22 already dead, many are youngsters, according to the police and of the 59 injured several are in a critical condition, being treated across eight hospitals in the city.

Le Pen’s television debate against Macron came as the final nail in the coffin, which swayed the undecided vote. The two candidates have offered voters starkly different visions of France.

The presence of khaki uniformed soldiers and Gendarmes follows whether you are Montmarte or the Louvre.

While it comes as a surprise that when the UK is in the throes of a tedious Brexit process, an election could put the country off track. But, on the other hand, it could be a masterstroke by May, in easing the passing of a controversial Brexit legislation.

A 'killer clown' craze sweeping the UK has led to a deluge of calls to Childline from youngsters left terrified by the sinister phenomenon.

Pokemon Go has landed itself in university curriculum, to make the business information technology course more "accessible"

A visible upside of Brexit, restaurateurs were pleasantly surprised to find Londoners regaining their appetite for dining out

In his checkered political career, Vaz has faced several allegations for which the media named him as the "Teflon" because "nothing sticks"