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TeK also launches ‘Kashmir Digital Campaign’ outside Indian consulate in Birmingham and Indian High Commission, London

Insurance group says current technology may not be able to see debris, avoid pedestrians

New book reveals details of one of the country’s most polarising political events

Renowned author and thought leader Arif Anis has been voted for the coveted award by the world-famous Brain Trust UK

All you need to know about Covid-19

Unless Brussels changed course there would be no agreement, says Johnson

Federal government will bear the expenses, the petition prays

Inflows stand at $2.3 billion during the month, up 31% year-on-year

UK will do more to help vulnerable communities in Pakistan deal with impact of climate change, says Christian Turner

Under stinging criticism after media leaks details the govt's plan without consultation with local leaders

New research raises fears of ‘silent transmission,’ increases need for more widespread testing

India should be pressurised to stop human rights violations in occupied Kashmir, says Qureshi

British premier says US president has got superb medical advice

Johnson’s office promises to return to the priorities that helped him win an 80-seat majority in December

SMEDA asked to resolve matter pending for past many years

UK-based companies sent home $197.8m; US firms repatriated $57.8m

All pubs, restaurants and bars would be ordered to shut for two weeks

They were meant to carry used mattresses but had also contained hospital waste, officials say

This is a sad day for our country says Britain’s interior minister

Even as numbers testing positive have risen to similar levels

Secretary of Nawaz's son informs Pakistani mission of decision

When asked if recently announced measures part of a plan to live with the virus, rather than try to get rid of it

Johnson vows to tighten measures in England while stopping short of another full lockdown like he imposed in March

Sources say Pakistan HC in UK sent warrants though Royal Mail

The country already has the biggest official Covid-19 death toll in Europe

The official UK death toll stands at 41,777 people

Summons AGP, foreign ministry officials in case of Talha Haroon

Covid-19 cases have risen sharply in recent weeks to more than 4,000 per day

Professor of epidemiology says country is facing a 'perfect storm' of rising infections as people return to work

New restrictions may be needed because the country was facing an “inevitable” second wave of Covid-19 says PM Johnson

UK must honour the N Irish peace deal or there will be no US trade deal says the presidential candidate

As the British government pushes ahead with moves that would breach their divorce treaty

Factory output prices fell for the fifth month in a row in annual terms

As Johnson's Internal Market Bill is currently being debated in parliament

52% of the voters stated they could see Starmer becoming PM in the future

The step is a sign of confidence in Pakistan and deepening ties between our two countries, says British HC

The unemployment rate increased to 4.1% in the three months to July from 3.9% in the April-June period

The European Union says Johnson’s plan would wreck trade talks and propel the United Kingdom towards a messy Brexit

Amid growing opposition from within the Conservative party

There was no risk to the local community, police says

As Britain explicitly said it plans to break international law by breaching parts of the Withdrawal Agreement treaty

After Britain explicitly states that it would act outside international law by breaching the divorce treaty

The bill, a blueprint for life outside the European Union, said to be published on Wednesday

Northern Ireland minister says the new bill would break international law and may only worsen matters

Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested at Tehran airport in April 2016 after visiting relatives in Iran

Warns the EU it could undercut the divorce deal it signed unless the bloc agrees to a free trade deal by Oct 15

Everybody has to follow social distancing rules to prevent the spread of infections

The knife attacks happened in four locations in the city centre

UK must agree not to implement change to legislation that could distort trade with the bloc says Barnier

Britain left the EU on Jan. 31 but talks have so far made little headway on agreeing a new trade deal