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Inquiry commissioned by Defense Secretary Ben Wallace will start in early 2023

Tens of thousands of rail workers to walk out 2 days this week amid freezing weather

“If you enter the UK illegally you should not be able to remain here,” Sunak says

'UK Pakistan Protocol on Children Matters' was signed between Pakistan and UK in 2003

Tehreek-e-Kashmir UK, Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Stop the War Coalition jointly organised the conference

Merricks alleges Mastercard charged excessive ‘interchange’ fees

For the first time, less than half of the population in England and Wales identifies as Christian, reveals census data

Ousting China from Sizewell project comes after Rishi Sunak says 'golden era' between UK and China is over

Laws to focus on protecting children and on ensuring companies removed content that was prohibited in terms of service

Tech giants are drawing increasing attention from competition regulators

The attacker threw three petrol bombs, one of which did not go off

Great Britain ruled India for more than 300 years -- now person of Indian origin is going to rule UK, says IT worker

Shehbaz congratulates Conservative Party nomination

He has received the support of dozens of Conservative lawmakers

Premier Truss vows to lead Conservatives into next election but many doubt she will remain leader long

Additional assistance will be spent on urgent life-saving needs

British DfT writes letter to authority; refuses to lift ban on Pakistani airlines

Average incomes for Black and minority ethnic people have 'fallen faster and deeper' in past decade, think tank says

Recent turmoil in British financial markets has put the country's large current account deficit into new focus

UK will begin the slow process of switching from using an image of the late Queen to the new king

Report to be published next month finds that some children are hiding in playground because they cannot afford lunch

News reports noted that young Hindu extremists regularly attacked Muslim men and misbehaved around mosques

Suleman Raza, a London-based philanthropist, was the only Pakistani public member who was invited to royal funeral

London is still not bound to turn over anyone wanted for crimes in Pakistan

What is critical is that a balance between expenditure on defence and development should be maintained

Efforts made to resume PIA flights; re-opening Roosevelt Hotel discussed

UK to plan world's biggest automated drone superhighway connecting cities and towns for mail package delivery

BBC’s Panorama program which is to be aired on Tuesday to reveal ‘newly obtained evidence’ into allegations

Equality and rights groups criticise the anti-terrorism strategy for 'targeting Muslim communities'

Programme to support governments of Punjab, K-P in providing better, equitable education

WHO's DG Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says agency was working with the UK on the response

Supporters say Assange's prosecution is a politically motivated assault on journalism and free speech

Instagram owner Meta has introduced new features since June 14th in the UK to lessen the effect on mental health

Hundreds of Kashmiri demonstrators carrying pictures of jailed Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik rallied on roads in UK

A study found that young women are deeply concerned over the internet's and trolling's impact on their mental health

The Royal Mail is aiming to build a 500 strong fleet of drones to deliver mail in the remote regions of the UK

Political commentators in India say Ukraine will figure in talks, but New Delhi unlikely to change its stance

Britain has had an occasionally vitriolic and trivialised debate about transgender issues and women's rights

British PM Johnson calls crisis a 'turning point for the world'

Rich tributes were also paid to Justice (retd) Abdul Majeed Mallick

Fans and the public have been requested to not visit the area.

PM Johnson says invasion of Ukraine would freeze Moscow out of global finance

British tax authorities made their first seizure of NFTs in a crackdown on suspected criminal activity.

Countries’ football chiefs announce they would instead focus on a joint campaign to host Euro 2028

A jury trial convicted Gohir Khan of plotting to kill Ahmad Waqass Goraya after being hired as a hitman

Harry and wife Meghan lost their UK taxpayer-paid protection when they quit frontline royal duties in 2020

Gohir, 31, is standing trial for conspiracy to murder Goraya, who lives in self-imposed exile in the Netherlands

After Meta appealed to the court's ruling of selling Giphy, UK seems more assertive in blocking Meta's acquisition.

British MP slams putting country in same league as Myanmar military

Health Secretary Sajid Javid says new variant is spreading at a ‘phenomenal rate’