The reality is most of us have smartphones and things from China.

That would mostly include unauthorised migrants (and diplomats).While the Gulf still hosts nearly half of all Indian migrants.

Getty ImagesA 10-15% drop in remittances could cost India $12-18bn a year.5% tax is unlikely to deter these remittances.The bigger blow would land on households in states such as Kerala.

according to a paper by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) economists.The remittance tax could squeeze Indian household budgets.

When remittance inflows decline.

Saptarshee Mandal and Divyansh Dua.it has the lowest number of both domestic and international visitors of anywhere in England.

slightly down from 69 million the year before.so politicians hope to double the number of tourist trips over the next decade.

and her ambition to bring the Olympic Games to the north of England.15 hrs agoSunderland15 hrs agoName of city's new footbridge confirmedCouncil leader Michael Mordey says he cannot wait to see the bridge turn red and white on matchdays.