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The Home Office has suspended the university’s licence. Current students with valid permission can keep studying while the university responds.
A family in Hayes and Harlington says intruders threatened relatives and stole jewellery, cash and valuables while they were at home.
UKMandu located Bibek with help from Mausam bhai. He is now back with his former roommates following the earlier missing-person appeal.
From Dolakha to a rented London kitchen and around 30 UK outlets: the journey of Chhong Norbu Sherpa.
The first room, the first shift, the first lonely Sunday—and the small choices that help Nepalese students find their feet in London.
Upesh speaks openly about family loss, his first jobs in London, honest food reviews and what he would tell students considering the UK.
Twenty-seven donations, £1,250 raised and NPR 250,000 sent to support flood affected families through grassroots work in Nepal.
The Nepal Foods founder on his first years in the UK, a costly shipment, Jhol Momo and building a business one step at a time.
The three-day International Cycling and Tourism Festival is bringing riders, tourism professionals and media to the Dhorpatan–Baglung region.
The Ashford cultural evening celebrates Rajendra Kerung’s contribution to Limbu and Nepalese music, journalism and cultural preservation.
Kathmandu Film Festival will bring filmmakers, artists and young storytellers together from 30 October to 1 November 2026.
Nepal’s specialist horror, fantasy and folklore festival returns from 31 October to 2 November 2026 with an expanded international focus.
Sushant KC will headline a major London concert at OVO Arena Wembley on Sunday, 28 March 2027.