Britain

British govt forced to pay a further 33 million pounds to settle a lawsuit

Britain's oldest and longest-reigning monarch

Because the baby will have dual nationality both British and American

Demand for pro-European goods rises

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

Massacre remains one of the darkest hours of British colonial rule in India

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

Fawad also endorses demand that Britain should apologise to Pakistan, India for 1919 Amritsar massacre

From encouraging violence and suicide to spreading disinformation and cyberbullying

As the UK parliament fails to back the deal May signed with the other 27 EU leaders

If the country's political system fails to break its Brexit logjam

United States' previous bid was blocked by China

Claire Fitzpatrick used curse words, passed lurid comments at a junior male officer

Trump has repeatedly railed against European alliance members for not spending enough on their own defence

Emir Thani offers PM Imran mediation in ongoing conflict with India

Shamima Begum's family now considering all legal avenues to challenge the decision

British parliament's rejection of a Brexit deal heightens the risk of a disorderly withdrawal from the bloc

Britain, France plan to stay while Turkey, Iran hold talks

Flights into Gatwick Airport get diverted to other cities across the country

Khurum Shazada linked to the crime by DNA evidence

Move comes after PM May delayed a vote on the Brexit deal

May wins trust vote by 200 to 117

With less than 4 months to Brexit, Britain could see another divisive referendum

Runners and riders: Contenders to replace May

Findings come three years after the country introduces some of the world's toughest legislation on issue

PM May battles to keep the deal alive amid criticism at home

With ;ess than five months, the resignations put May’s Brexit strategy in doubt

With some of the bloodiest conflicts in history

Japan and the US mobilise 57,000 sailors, marines and airmen for the biennial Keen Sword exercise

A century on, the world lives with the consequences

The men were found guilty of more than 120 sex crimes against 15 girls between 2004 and 2011

Princess Eugenie, younger daughter of the queen’s third child Prince Andrew, will tie the knot with Jack Brooksbank

Defence Minister calls on Russia to cease its cyber activities aimed at undermining Western democracies

To undermine Western democracies by sowing confusion in everything from sport to transport

FCA announces market probe into car, home insurance; banking body says industry has already made changes

The couple owns £8m worth of property for which they appear to have no legitimate source of income

Britain is due to leave the EU in March next year but London and Brussels have yet to strike a deal

ISPR says matters of mutual interest including regional security situation discussed

Police arrested 12 Thai Facebook users this week for violating a cyber-crime law

Russia has long denied any involvement in the attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury

Iranian FM Javad Zarif calls on Europeans to 'act' on political commitment

Says Britain would be ready to leave the EU without a deal if the two sides cannot agree on the divorce terms

Britain says it is open for business as it prepares to leave EU

The EU Organ Directives and EU Tissues and Cells Directives, would no longer apply to Britain

Although Britain is one of a handful of countries where LGBT people have equal rights, discrimination remains rife

Salih Khater will appear in custody at Westminster Magistrates Court in London on Monday

Labour's Corbyn is wrestling accusations of anti-semitism for months despite apologising for it

Iran needs to make tangible and sustainable changes to behave like a normal country, says the diplomat

When I learnt to write I became my own master, British author once said

Visas were granted in almost half of 88 cases last year where victims