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Green, who voted to stay in the EU, was appointed as first secretary of state just six months ago

EU leaders last week agreed to open the second stage of Brexit talks

We look forward to welcoming Charlotte to our nursery in January, the school says in a statement

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson's visit first by a top British diplomat since 2015

Failure to progress talks in December would mean terms of transition period could be delayed

British troops opened fire on thousands of unarmed protesters in the city of Amritsar in massacre

The British capital saw 454 acid attacks reported last year

Not the first time Trump has tagged the wrong person

John Tomlin admitted before the court of causing grievous bodily harm with intent during the first day of the trial

Reg Buttress started working at Sainsbury's supermarket in 1981

Foreign Office summons British envoy to lodge formal complaint over controversial banners

In UK, polygamous marriages are only recognised if they took place in countries where they are legal

Another disturbing trend is the fast eroding ties between Mirpur and their UK-based relatives

Nearly one-third of Muslims did not have prison jobs nor did they attend education courses

Victims experience anxiety, depression

NA speaker draws Lord Bruce’s attention to Indian atrocities against Kashmiris

Thousands of people with haemophilia contracted hepatitis C, HIV after receiving transfusions of blood

McNeill and teammate Moore appealed for £30,000 to get to Bobsleighing event in South Korea

Student who accused him has been jailed for falsely accusing him

The case involves Muslim men who were later convicted of rape

'We are holding talks with Google, Facebook to assist authorities in tracking extremists using the web for attacks'

This proportion is the highest ever at 53 per cent

Britain and Japan have signed a defence logistics treaty that allows both country's forces to share equipment

Trade department official calls for exploring all untapped areas

Before setting off to Berlin, Randall accidentally took hold of wrong passport

Consumer spending slumps to two-and-a-half-year low of just 0.1% quarter-on-quarter

Britain meanwhile announced £5 million in funding for several charities targeting all the necessities on the field

Company promised improvements in July after government review said those working for such apps deserved more rights

‘Proud’ Briton wins 10,000 metres world crown at London Stadium

China has denounced efforts by countries from outside the region to get involved in the South China Sea dispute

The child sustained a deadly brain injury and internal bruising to his stomach, police say

David Johnston took Elizabeth by the elbow as she descended red-carpeted stairs outside London's Canada House

Hayden Cross, who has been legally male for three years, paused his gender reassignment to have a child

Says KSA has sponsored a multi-million dollar effort to export extremism across the Muslim world

'I am not aware of any plans for the president to visit the UK in the next few weeks'

Forty-nine lawmakers supported an amendment, defying Corbyn's orders to stick to the party's policy

May's government is also dealing with the fall-out of a string of terror attacks and the blaze at the Grenfell Tower

Maham Malik’s aim is to become a barrister and serve the country

Police say it is not believed to be a terror incident

British police said they would still arrest him if he tried to leave the embassy even after rape charges bring dropped

May addressed the issue of citizens' rights, one of the three priorities for the opening stage of Brexit negotiations

It is customary for the monarch to list state visits in the annual speech

Carney mocked Foreign Secretary's argument that Britain can have its cake and eat it by quitting the European Union

Suspect was being held down, beaten and kicked when Muslim cleric stepped in

Eyewitness says the man ran towards one of the gates to parliament before being arrested

Military sources say troops in place for 'some time' to maintain covert surveillance and respond to any future...

As many as 30 candidates of Pakistani origin contested the polls

Prospects of a second referendum on Scottish independence are likely to recede.

The pound fell sharply amid fears the Conservative leader will be unable to form a government

Two Australians were among seven people killed in Saturday's attack