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Shahzad Akbar says Islamabad to share ‘required info’ with London in first week of July

British deputy high commissioner says want to enhance bilateral trade with Pakistan to $2b

As the former London mayor Johnson wins 160 of the 313 votes in the fifth ballot of MPs in Conservative Party

General Qamar Bajwa to hold talks with civil, military leadership during the visit

Qureshi assures UK of reviewing capital punishment and making amendments in the Pakistan penal code

Relief for newspaper employees ranges between Rs5,000 and Rs8,000

The lives of people in the occupied valley were open to all to witness, says foreign minister

Andrea Leadsom declared her support for Johnson, the clear favourite

Pakistan Army team has been the winner of Pace Sticking Competition for the second consecutive year

Two years after the 24-story housing block was consumed by flames

Michael Gove taunts Boris by saying don't pull out

Says will offer to pay any new costs to keep the border open with Ireland

Javid said he would offer to cover cost of finding a post-Brexit border solution with Ireland

Incident took place in the wee hours of May 30 after the women, in their 20s, boarded a night bus in West Hampstead

May will remain prime minister until a new leader is chosen next month

State visit expected to be accompanied by mass protests

US president urges UK to be 'very careful' about involving Chinese tech giant Huawei in its new 5G network

As May is set to resign on June 7 over her failure to deliver a deal to bring Britain out of the EU

Backbencher Mark Harper becomes the 12th Conservative MP to enter the contest to replace British PM

NAB appeals court to issue warrants for Shehbaz upon return

Posts a video of the attack on her Twitter account

Accuses Russian intelligence of mounting a "global campaign" targeting critical infrastructure

More than 1,000 jobs will be put at risk at firm’s 25 sites in the United Kingdom

With talks to be held with officials from France, the UK and Germany

Report recommends $2.30 billion that government committed to spend on climate finance in 2020 should become minimum

Probe finds 'compelling
evidence suggesting Gavin Williamson was responsible for unauthorised
disclosure'

Government ministry source says at least five British fatalities in deadly attacks

Britain's oldest and longest-reigning monarch

Social media giant banned English Defence League, Britain First, British National Party and National Front

It is the latest move by British authorities to crack down on the spread of online abuses and crimes

TV footage showed police cordon and fire trucks outside the embassies

Says shocked to see his son's condition after his arrest in London last week

One of the worst atrocities of colonial rule for which London is still to apologise

Seeks an agreement with Labour to get her three-times rejected exit deal approved by parliament

Garzon, who has previously described the case against Assange as arbitrary and baseless

Assange faces up to five years in jail on US federal charge

Police said they arrested Assange after being 'invited into the Ecuadorean embassy'

According to Indian figures around 1,000 unarmed protestors died when British troops opened fire on them in Amritsar

A ceremony was due to take place at the site of the massacre on Saturday

Says some major economies may need to take short-term actions to prop up growth

As the British PM hopes to convince the EU to grant her a new Brexit extension

Spends the last three weeks working with the security services including MI6

Officials involved in the investigation of hate speech case told to appear before UK police team on Monday

Labour says ruling has made no political declaration of intent on the future relationship with Brussels

Plan would let UK leave sooner if British parliament ratifies a deal

Prince Harry and his wife shared photos on the account run by Kensington Palace

May told meeting of Conservative lawmakers she would step down if her plan finally got through the parliament

UK advisor, COAS discuss matters of mutual interest including security cooperation and overall regional situation

Expects United Kingdom to leave the European Union without a deal on 12 April

Oyub Titiev, who runs the office of the Memorial Human Rights Center in the southern Russian region