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Stephen Rockett, 53, had gone to a nearby farm close to where he lived on May 6, 2021, to fix a JCB which had a fault with its gears.

In early April, the residents of Amiyawar village in Bihar were stunned to learn that a bridge that they thought the government had dismantled and carted away had in fact been stolen in front of their eyes. Amarnath Tewary reports on the astonishing heist that has grabbed headlines across the…

Louise Minchin made an unexpected return to BBC Breakfast on Wednesday morning to join former co-host Dan Walker

Since its establishment in 1961, the company has been a pioneer in introducing credit cards as a new payment method in Japan. The company has since expanded internationally, and as the only company in Japan to operate an international card brand, it has developed a variety of businesses on the…

Brief letters: PM’s navel-gazing | Boris Johnson and WG Grace | Best of Annie Lennox | Sewage dumps | Nobody expects t’…

Labour MP Zarah Sultana criticised the Prime Minister for visiting a JCB factory during his visit.

Johnson is thoughtlessly enabling Modi’s nationalist policies, says Mukul Kesavan, a history teacher at Jamia Millia Islamia university, New Delhi

Editorial: The UK PM ought to have taken greater note of Narendra Modi’s democratic backsliding and his refusal to speak out against the Russian invasion of Ukraine

As UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson perched on a bulldozer during his visit to a JCB factory in Gujarat, the visuals came in for criticism on Twitter, and the British media took note of the optics – amid outrage over demolitions ostensibly targeting Muslims in India.