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Poppy Delevingne, the latest NYLon sensation

06.11.09
Poppy Delevingne is a brand ambassador for Chanel, Sienna Miller's flatmate and the toast of New York. Hermione Eyre encounters a rising star...... more

Europe needs Blair’s style of leadership says Mandelson

06.11.09
Lord Mandelson launches last-ditch push for Tony Blair to become EU President as he warns that Brussels needs strong 'leadership' to compete on the global stage... more

Romany romance in Shraddha

05.11.09
Shraddha has energy and some moments of real poetry, and, although at times soft, it feels faithfully contemporary.... more

British Airways is tumbling despite hopes for Iberia deal

05.11.09
Is the board of British Airways about to buy a one-way ticket to Madrid? That was the story doing the rounds in the Square Mile this morning amid claims that the proposed merger with Spanish carrier Iberia could be completed by the second quarter of next year ... more

British Airways is tumbling despite Iberia deal hopes

05.11.09
Is the board of British Airways about to buy a one-way ticket to Madrid? That was the story doing the rounds in the Square Mile this morning amid claims that the proposed merger with Spanish carrier Iberia could be completed by the second quarter of next year ... more

Australia call up replacements to bolster injury-ravaged squad

04.11.09
Australia have summoned all-rounder Andrew McDonald and uncapped paceman Burt Cockley to India as back-up for their injury-ravaged one-day squad... more

Crocked Peter Siddle out of one-day series

03.11.09
Peter Siddle is the fourth Australian to be forced out of the one-day series in India due to injury... more

India’s richest man reins in his pay to £2 million a year

16.10.09
India’s richest man has said he will take a 66% pay cut this year to “reflect his desire to set a personal example of moderation” ... more

Rahul Dravid dropped for one-day series

15.10.09
Former India captain Rahul Dravid has been omitted from the one-day squad for the first two one-day internationals of the upcoming seven-match series against Australia... more

Treasures of the maharajas unveiled at V&A

06.10.09
Treasures belonging to the great royal families of India which have never been seen in Britain go on show in London this week... more

Power shift as developing countries get a global role

25.09.09
Balance of world economic power irrevocably shifts as China and India were officially given roles in determing future of financial policymaking in the West ... more

India’s space mission finds ‘moving’ water on moon

24.09.09
Evidence that “large quantities” of water exist on the surface of the moon has been reported by India’s first lunar mission... more

Bollywood's all-singing, all-dancing stars bring Indian summer to Proms

17.08.09
Indian Voices Day demonstrated the complex brilliance of the music and extraordinary technical prowess of the musicians... more

Badminton team's World Championships withdrawl 'was no over-reaction'

10.08.09
England badminton officials have defended their controversial decision to withdraw their team from the World Championships in India... more

Logica boosted by jobs move to India

07.08.09
Computer firm Logica is benefiting from a restructuring that cost some 250 British jobs as it outsourced work to India, posting a fourfold rise in profit ... more

India ace Malesh Narredu feels on top of the world

06.08.09
Sometimes in sport, it's still about more than just the money. Malesh Narredu might be on the wrong side of 40 but India's No1 rider has not come to Britain to supplement his pension fund... more

Trading fever has returned after only an 18-month gap

28.07.09
Two years back you only had to hit Marine Drive, Mumbai’s seaside esplanade, to sense the stock market madness. Every hundred metres you’d whizz past a giant billboard advertising this or that company’s flotation ... more

Darkest dawn of the century in longest solar eclipse

22.07.09
Longest solar eclipse of the 21st century plunges great swathes of Asia into near-darkness after dawn... more

Brothers who are kicking up a stink in row over gas

21.07.09
Hillary Clinton descended on the city for the weekend and brought gridlock in her wake. For some reason, the authorities thought shutting down key traffic lights a vital anti-terrorist measure - perhaps to entrap Al Qaeda operatives in a honking morass of black and yellow cabs... more

The sky-high terror of a flight without life jackets

14.07.09
The terror finally took hold of my companion when the air hostess started demonstrating how to wrap your hands around your seat cushion in the event of crashing into the sea... more

Mumbai law: 1,000 City staff 'will lose jobs' as legal work goes to India

13.07.09
More than a thousand London lawyers could be made redundant by the end of the year because their jobs will be outsourced to India... more

Jaguar Land Rover pushes the boat out to sell its cars

30.06.09
It may be cutting costs to the bone back home in the Midlands but Jaguar Land Rover is not shy of extravagance when it needs to keep up appearances... more

Monsoon's late show casts a dark cloud

23.06.09
The long, sweltering wait for this year's monsoon rains has brought a stream of anguished moans over email, Facebook and the like. It's more than two weeks late in the city, the latest it has been for about 20 years... more

Single men buying children for £15,000 at 'baby factory'

08.06.09
A surrogacy clinic in India is advertising babies for sale to single men in Britain... more

Telcos want interference on their lines to be fixed

26.05.09
For Marten Pieters, Vodafone's new India boss, the election battle that really mattered was still raging as the winning Congress Party and its coalition ally DMK squabbled over who would get the telecoms ministry ... more
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