Downing Street has issued an apology for serving meat and alcohol at a Diwali reception held two weeks ago. The event, intended to celebrate the contributions of the British Hindu, Sikh, and Jain communities, sparked criticism for the oversight, with some deeming it culturally insensitive.
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