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Juhel Miah, who lives in Swansea, said the incident made him feel like a criminal

Moscow has denied this, and challenged Britain to produce hard evidence

The plane was diverted to Berlin after the emergency rose

The men preyed on teenage girls, bribing them with drinks and drugs before passing them around for sex.

Johnson had dual nationality and settled a US tax bill in 2015

Michael Russell said he did not know when Prime Minister Theresa May planned to submit a letter to the European Union

The statement represents a concession to lawmakers who were pushing for a "more meaningful" vote on the deal

British envoy to Kabul meets top PM aides on foreign affairs and national security

The staff revealed that the patron has been a fan of chef Babu since 2002

Exiting the EU committee says govt should seek transitional deal with bloc

Clayton attacked Hill at a friend's house

The 20-year-old supermarket worker used Facebook to find a sperm donor

The NHS is free for all citizens and, apparently, it is free for emergency and accident services also for all

Britain is one of the few countries where the Pakistani viewpoint was heard and understood

It will pass through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany, Belgium and France

Event started at Green Park underground station near Buckingham Palace and ended at Parliament Square

Iqbal who has been a taxi driver for a decade said he was sickened by the crowd that just stood there and watched

Girl was only 16 when she was forced into a violent marriage

Regrets public spat

Despite faster than expected economic growth, the country's current account deficit rose back towards record levels

Police probing incident as hate crime

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'No one eats alone on Christmas Day'

More than 40 per cent of tech companies founded in London last year have at least one non-British founder

Rainbow Cafe in Cambridge is one of the cafés refusing to accept the notes

The 43-year-old is suing Dongbu Daewoo Electronics at tribunal

The 35-year-old daughter of Princess Anne has no title and does not carry out royal duties

An independent panel of experts said the practice should be "cautiously adopted"

Muslims made up the largest group of victims, in 30 incidents, while 28 cases involved southern or eastern Europeans

British foreign secretary meets PM Nawaz, urges Pakistan, India to resolve issues through talks

The mansion house is celebrated as the site where codebreakers cracked the Nazis' Enigma cipher machine

Imran Khan, 37, was left with burning eyes and terrible burns to his neck, cheeks and his eyebrows

Interior minister says Delhi poses threat to peace, stability

The scaled-down version was prompted by higher commodity prices and had nothing to do with the British pound's plunge

May made the pledge after talks with Modi to set up deeper trade and investment

St Edward’s Catholic Primary School contacted police after the child said a piece of brass was a 'bullet'

There is unhappiness in Delhi over visa restrictions on students wanting to stay on in the UK after university

May has vowed to stick to a pledge to bring annual net migration below 100,000 from more than three times that

Rahman kicked and slapped his daughter while she lay on the floor

The British government is disappointed with the decision by England's High Court

British companies are starting to do business with Iran again with increasing enthusiasm

The ruling could have implications for businesses across Britain and may influence judges in other countries

There is widespread speculation that approval will be given to a new runway at Heathrow

Britain’s national security adviser calls on PM Nawaz; assures Punjab govt of support in eradicating terrorism

The pound's fall has affected profitability for many companies, as imported goods have become even more expensive

Creative technologist Asa Calow discusses his organisation, Madlab, at Habib University

Meteor showers typically come from dusty, rocky guts that comets leave behind as they fly through solar system

Victim worked with Rashad in the construction business and the pair had set up a mosque together

Investigators did not publicly name the victim

Scotland voted by 55 percent in favour of staying in the United Kingdom in an independence vote in 2014