They give an indication of my writing styles and interests.

In every instance, the work was, of course, a total hoot.

Culture

Bye-bye Blighty
The usual Brit Lit suspects contemplate the end of England.

Massacre of the innocent
The sleep of reason brings forth a Damien Hirst?

Cornershop
Interview with Tjinder Singh from the top Anglo-Asian beat combo.

The tomorrow people
Sorted young Asians do the hippie, hippie shake.

Sociology shuffle
Academics turn their eyes, if not their feet, to the new Asian dance culture.

Gospel truth
Prophets are heretics with followers.


Politics

'Outrageous'
A Chilean politician talks about General Pinochet's arrest.

No smart solutions
Gee-whiz smart bombs don't work, says analyst.

Satellite of control
Advances in technology make television part of the soldier's kitbag.

Paper Tigers?
A day is a long time in international politics.

Waiting and seeing
Labour's shiny, happy manifesto.

Voice of the village
A community councillor helps create a picture-postcard village.

An unending struggle
Baroness Stern, prison reformer.

Standing up to bullies
Andrew Puddephatt, executive director, Article 19.

What's the big idea?
Getting the message across: the One World Trust.

Society

Euthanasia: the good death?
Or the first step down the slippery path to fascism?

The last resort
Holiday hell or holiday heaven? A British travel rep explains why he works in Greece.

Save the curry house
Ye olde British curry house: past, present and future.

Standing up for your rights
Disabled Asians and the business implications of the Discrimination Disability Act (DDA).


Business

The road to Manningham
Despite their successes, the future for many British Asian businesses remains bleak.

Too few cooks
The UK Indian restaurant sector faces a recruitment crisis.

La Porte des Indes
Marketing tips from one of London's top Indian chefs.

On the revamp
Why Whitbread put its Indian restaurant concept on hold.

Cowboys and Indians
Global marketing and US fast-food restaurants.