London

An English Sense of Ending

S Prasannarajan

The magic of Mark Rylance and the fading of Shakespeare

A Summer of Bewilderment

Suhel Seth

The Indian takeover of London is complete

Call of the Muezzin

Julius Fein and Krishnan Srinivasan

A brief history of London’s Regent’s Park Mosque

Letter from a Desolate London

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

Sorry Mr Menon, it’s not your city any longer

The Indian Stitch & Style

Akhil Sharma

Bespoke luxury suits and shirts with Indian origins

Ebrahim Alkazi: The Canvas of a Polymath

Georgina Maddox

The forgotten paintings of Ebrahim Alkazi

Student Supplicant Politician Statesman

Roderick Matthews

London played both active and passive roles in Gandhi’s life. It was where he became a man and a lawyer, and where he first played high-stakes politics. British law shaped him; the orderly part of his system was based squarely on the idea of staying within the law, and expecting your opponents to do the same