Rajeeb Gurung

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  Select committee finds the Murdochs not suitable to govern News Corp

  Rupert Murdoch was branded unfit to run a major...

  Rajeeb Gurung 1st May 2012
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  South Sudan declares state of emergency

  Sudan declared state of emergency along the border of South Sudan amidst fear of an...

  Rajeeb Gurung 30th April 2012
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  Missiles stationed on roof of residential flats during Olympics

  In an unusual move by the British Ministry of Defence,...

  Rajeeb Gurung 29th April 2012
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  Spanish unemployment rate affects EU finances

  Spain is faced with yet another crisis following the latest downgrade of their...

  Rajeeb Gurung 28th April 2012
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  Hundreds march on parliament demanding rights for Gurkhas

  Hundreds of demonstrators marched at Westminster, gathering outside...

  Rajeeb Gurung 25th April 2012
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  Sarkozy loses first round of French presidential elections

  Nicolas Sarkozy, current President of France, trailed Socialist...

  Rajeeb Gurung 23rd April 2012
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  Around 100,000 British women have undergone illegal mutilation

  According to reports from the Sunday Times, as many as 100,000...

  Rajeeb Gurung 23rd April 2012
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  iPad Mini on its way?

  The world’s biggest technology company, Apple, is set to launch a smaller-sized iPad device dubbed...

  Rajeeb Gurung 22nd April 2012
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  Average family forced to spend more on petrol than it does on groceries

  British motorists have been hit with a new strain on...

  Rajeeb Gurung 22nd April 2012
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  George Osborne defends extra funding for IMF

  George Osborne defended his outrageous decision to loan an extra £10billion to the...

  Rajeeb Gurung 21st April 2012