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Most MPs campaigned to stay in the EU but as debate on the bill began, many said they would accept the result

Spokesperson says increased security cooperation and a new trade relationship would top the talks agenda

Papers detail the life and times of Britain's longest-reigning king

Britain is set to become the first European Union member to leave the bloc following a referendum last year

The British premier is expected to visit Trump in the spring, according to Downing Street

A spokeswoman for NHS England said plans were in place to cope with increased pressure during the winter

Interior minister says Pakistan’s viewpoint needs to be understood in right context

Nigel Evans warns cash transfers to Pakistan 'clearly open to fraud'

The kitchen serves up weekly vegetarian lunches to up to 50 people in Hackney

The comments from Downing Street come a day after Kerry issued a stern warning to Israel

The royal family gather for Christmas at Queen Elizabeth's private Sandringham estate in Norfolk, eastern England

Prince Charles said he wants to be seen as "Defender of Faiths" to reflect Britain's multicultural society

Britain's intelligence agencies need to do more to protect the financial services industry from cyber crime

Britain tightened the admission criteria for unaccompanied migrant children without family in Britain

The IHRA definition adopted by the group's 31 member countries, including Britain

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to begin formal exit talks by the end of March

Dutch finance minister says there will be a ‘lot of movement’

Theresa May is the first British premier and the first woman to attend the annual summit

The pricey kebab is made from Japanese Wagyu beef, fresh morel mushrooms and 25-year-old Italian vinegar

Prime Minister Theresa May has vowed to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty by March

A vote in Scottish parliament would probably not be binding on May's government, but ignoring it would break precedent

Britain and Pakistan will increase trade, security ties, says the visiting foreign secretary

The tax on drinks with more than five grams of sugar per 100 millilitres will be introduced in two years

The Angeles Alvarino, a survey ship operated by Spain's state Oceanographic Institute, entered the disputed waters

The interior minister would meet his British counterpart Amber Rudd, besides calling on Foreign Minister Boris Johnson

The first sharia court appeared in London in 1982 under the government of Margaret Thatcher

Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will invoke Article 50 by the end of March

Mohammed Jahangir Alam was convicted in absentia in 2010 for alleged sexual assault and sentenced to 14 years in jail

The Jungle has become a symbol of Europe's failure to solve the migration crisis

The attack reportedly took place in the early hours of last Friday

Reported attacks on financial institutions in Britain have risen from just 5 in 2014 to 75 so far this year

Making it potentially difficult for many Britons to return the recalled devices

Theresa May has said she "fully expects" to be able to guarantee the rights of EU citizens to stay in Britain

The report said that Muslims are portrayed in a negative light by certain politicians

The plan is intended to prevent legal claims against members of the armed forces which amount to "false charges"

The left-winger defeated rival Owen Smith with 61.8 percent of the vote to 38.2 percent

The British mission to the United Nations had no immediate comment

May's predecessor David Cameron last year promised that Britain would accept 20,000 Syrian refugees by 2020

More than 117,000 cases of domestic abuse, rape and sexual offences went to trial; 87,000 defendants found guilty

Modi and May met on the sidelines of the G20 summit in the Chinese city of Hangzhou

Survey reveals a strong desire for reduction in migrants from Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East and South Asia

A scandal that horsemeat was being sold in some imported beef products had rocked the country's food industry in 2013

In the shoot-out, both sides missed their attempts but Britain took the lead when Bray was fouled as she took her turn

Choudary faces up to 10 years in jail for inviting support for Islamic State

Khan's cousin who was six years older, kept her captive for three years and raped her every night

Jutting has previously indicated he would plead not guilty to two charges of murder

The tower's designers say the new structure is in keeping with Brighton's history of bold architecture

Controversial Cardiff imam says one of the signs of Doomsday will be when a slave girl gives birth to her master

Owner of Real Donkeys has been studying the animals for more than 20 years

Nawaz tells Theresa May Islamabad will work closely with her govt