It's now one year on from the start of ethnic and religious violence in India's northeastern state of Manipur. 

Clashes between the majority Hindu Meitei community and Christian tribal Kukis has led to at least 220 people being killed. 

People in the remote state bordering Myanmar have been suffering violence after a court ordered the state government last year to consider extending special economic benefits and quotas in government jobs and education enjoyed by the Kukis to the majority Meiteis as well.

Kailean Khongsai spoke with Premier's Fiona Stewart about what the past year has been like for those in Manipur. 

He's an ordinand in training in Southall who hosted a prayer event for persecuted Christians in Manipur.

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Paul Morrison, policy advisor for the Joint Public Issues Team discusses the UK's economic recovery post Covid-19 as the Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveils the Government's plan for jobs.

Picture: UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor/PA

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