Britain

May's one-time 20-point lead over Labour has shrivelled to just over a single point - 41.6 % to 40.4 %

The vote will determine who gets to negotiate Britain's departure from the EU over the next two years

The woman barred one of the terrorists from entering the restaurant as other customers managed to escape

The city of Mirpur is known as Little England

Police needed any information the public might have about his movements from May 18 when he returned to Britain

Some travellers claimed they were not informed about cancelled flights until more than an hour after BA told media

Richard Browning, with little experience of engineering, developed his jet suit with the help of friends

Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn had suspended campaigning after Monday's bombing

The suspected suicide bomber, Salman Abedi, who killed 22 people in Manchester was born in Britain of Libyan origin

Several roads in the area were closed

Attack have been carried out by homegrown militants, the deadliest remains the July 2005 assault on London transport.

In the first three months of the year, 1.54 million people were recorded as unemployed

Jeremy Corbyn says the country has been run 'for the rich, the elite and the vested interests' in seven years

Theresa May announced June 8 vote as she wants increased mandate to take Britain into negotiations on leaving the EU

The prime minister is confident she can make a success of Brexit, her spokesman told reporters

Remaining 27 countries are set to demand that Britain resolves the key divorce issues of 'people, money and Ireland'

Pakistan's Special Services Group makes it to the list at number eight

May calls Donald Trump, Angela Merkel and other European leaders after the announcement, a spokesman said

Much of the local elite in former colonies got their riches and honours by providing services to the Empire

The journey from eastern England to eastern China will take around half the time needed for such trip by boat

Policymakers should seek trade policies that remove any negative impact.

Industrial output falls by 0.7%, after shrinking 0.3% the previous month

China also keen to welcome enterprises from UK and other western nations

Ahsan Iqbal says other countries in EU and Central Asian Republics also interested in CPEC

Gen Qamar addresses royal think-tank in London; hails overseas Pakistanis

This year's campaign is called the "Cadbury Egg Hunt"

Britain was worth 96.5 billion pounds in 2015

British defence secretary says those failing to meet the commitment should agree to year on year real terms increases

'An Article 50 notification is not irrevocable'

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to tighten immigration controls

Some pro-Brexiters in Britain argue that an EU deal make light of the challenges

British Deputy High Commissioner Richard Crowder made the announcement at an event on Wednesday

A dozen people have been arrested since Wednesday's attack

The girl is expected to give birth soon

Yemen's ongoing civil war has killed more than 100,000 people and displaced three million

Judges said he was suffering from a "combination of stressors" that impaired his ability to make rational judgments

British PM May is preparing to reject Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's demand for an independence referendum

Hugh Lanning was denied entry on Sunday night at Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv

The govt says it hopes to come to an agreement with the EU over the rights of citizens once Brexit negotiations start

A formal announcement will be made later on Sunday in
Baghdad

Anti-terrorism lawyer says militants pose enormous ongoing risk to urban centres

The full-fat cheese, which originated in the county more than 200 years ago can only be made on Gloucestershire farms

He was arrested by US troops in early 2002 and sent to Guantanamo, where he experienced degrading treatment

"France is playing its part in the European effort. We expect that our partners do the same," said Hollande

Current PM Theresa May has outlined her vision of a clean break from the bloc, including leaving the single market

Opener was provisionally suspended by PCB on Monday

The donation was released following emails and potential lawsuit threats by Mamunul Islam

Leaders of 20 countries have so far confirmed their participation

Scottish parliament will press ahead with a vote to voice its dissent, the UK government has no compulsion to listen

Shapovalov defaults for inadvertently blasting ball into umpire’s face in Davis Cup