Britain

Lammy, Wang discuss 'pragmatic' bilateral ties

In a nail-biting conclusion, Spirit overcame Fire's challenge, claiming their maiden Women’s Hundred title

Under the announcement AUKUS tech sharing moves forward, facilitating advanced military cooperation

Brexit's importance plummeted since 2019; now only 7% see it as a priority, down from 63% five years ago

Police and politicians believe the swift response and large counter-protests have deterred further unrest

Police indicated arrests would likely continue for months as 741 arrests had been made, 302 charged

Monarch underscores the necessity of mutual respect, understanding to restore peace across the nation

Britain was hit by series of riots that erupted last week after three young girls were killed in a knife attack 

Old man gets three years for violent disorder, two others received sentences of 20 and 30 months respectively

'Every member of our community should be prudent against such provocations,' says British Turkish Association

Govt announces mosques facing violent threats can quickly receive additional security personnel

Misinformation over child murders incites unrest leading to police injuries, arrests and high security at UK mosques

Activists demanding immediate action on environmental policies as protests escalate across Europe and North America

Britain halted their funding to UNRWA following accusations by Israel involved in October 7

Says the work of change begins immediately. But have no doubt, we will rebuild Britain

Britain's Kenton Cool, 50, and Nepali guide Kami Rita Sherpa, 54, climb Mount Everest for their 18th and 29th times

London is expected to be the preferred venue

Selective Western human rights advocacy sidelines Gaza's crisis, highlights double standards on global human rights

Charles' cancer diagnosis prompts outpouring of support; Prince William to fulfil some of the monarch's duties

Britain plans to spend 100 million pounds to launch nine new research hubs in AI and train regulators

King Charles postpones public duties, he remains positive about treatment

Greek government in discussions with British Museum chair George Osborne on a possible loan deal for the sculptures

18 countries agreed that AI companies should ensure customer and public safety against misuse

Step taken amid a renewed push to slash costs

Nissan will build two new electric models at plant as part of an investment expected to be more than 1 billion pounds

Sunak wants Britain to be global leader in AI safety as the technology grows rapidly

Double defeat suggests Labour is on course to win power for the first time since 2010 in polls expected next year

Completion is huge win for Microsoft in attracting more people to its Xbox consoles and Game Pass subscription service

Father, partner and brother to face murder trial in 2024 for girl's death that triggered international manhunt

'It's clear this is not about a handful of badly trained dogs, it's a pattern of behaviour and it cannot go on,' Sunak

Lucy Letby convicted of killing five baby boys, two baby girls and attacking other newborns

Britain to host AI safety summit this year attended by President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

Shehbaz proposes establishment of joint commission between two countries to enhance relations in various fields

The ex-Nokia executive favours a model that would buy the club and then sell shares to supporters worldwide

Documentary accuses Indian PM of fostering climate of impunity that fuelled violence

Snapchat removes a dozen children from the app for being under 13, and not adhering to Britain's child protection law

“We appear to have an anomaly that has prevented us from reaching orbit,” the company says

The move, which will be announced within weeks, is supported by Britain’s security minister and Home Secretary

Britain's support of the semiconductor industry can hope to win inward investment and secure chip supplies

Footage on social media shows four eggs flying past British monarch and his wife and smashing on the ground in York

Appointed on Sept. 6, she was soon forced to change tack to help lead Britain in mourning of the Queen

Sterling was last down 2.7 percent at $1.0560

Thousands of people line the street to pay their respects to Britain's longest reigning monarch

Queen Elizabeth II was widely admired for her grace, dignity, and dedication around the world, says UN chief

Election reflects the high confidence placed by Tory membership in her vision and policies, says premier

Britain wants a widespread rollout of self-driving vehicles on roads by 2025

Country's meteorological agency says temperatures could get even hotter on Tuesday, breaching 40C mark for first time

Black Muslims face higher levels of discrimination compared to other Muslims, according to new poll

BT and Ericsson have made a multi-million pound partnership to provide 5G networks across Britain

British PM Johnson expresses hope for a meeting with PM Shehbaz in person soon