UK in Pakistan
Islamabad 18:36, 16 May 2012
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The United Kingdom is home to the largest overseas Pakistani Community.
Force for good that football can be!
British Pakistani footballer Zesh Rehman launches charity foundation in the UK
Time to Celebrate the Connections!
British High Commissioner's latest blog on the strong links between UK and Pakistan
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First Impressions of the UK from Pakistan
Two Pakistani students talk about their experiences in the UK
Faith Matters: New hope for Pakistan
New Horizons aims to improve relations between Christian and Muslim communities in Pakistan and the UK
Bringing Pakistani stories to the British audience
Pakistani filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy talks about her connections with UK
Celebrating Cultural Connections
Martin Fryer (British Council Pakistan) talks about the many strong links that exist between the people and the diverse cultures of Britain and Pakistan.
Watercolours: A Firsthand Account of Flood hit Sindh
Read an article by Edward Mortimer where he shares his experience while visiting the inner Sindh areas.
Watercolours: A Firsthand Account of Flood hit Sindh
Kunri is a shining example of people from every tribe and tongue living alongside each other in relative harmony, even when life looks bleak.
Impressions of the UK from Pakistan: thoughts from a Pakistani journalist
Watch this video to discover Munawar's favourite British authors and to find out which famous Pakistani was a professor at Cambridge University.
Pakistan-hospitality takes on a new meaning
The next destination was a Sikh Gurdwara, which was in much better condition than its Hindu counterparts.
Pakistan’s most unique subcultures.
Foreigners are not common there, so my arrival was greeted with much curiosity
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