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Foreign minister heads to London for events aimed at highlighting India's brutalities in Occupied Kashmir

Unnamed officials said the govt had been examining its powers in case a no-deal Brexit resulted in civil disobedience

Airport halted after sightings of flying drone near Britain’s busiest air hub

Excavation in the London area unearthed an ice store that brought attention to the forgotten ice-trade

Under recently-introduced laws in Britain, drones cannot be flown near aircraft or within kilometre of an airport

Drones were first sighted hovering around Britain's second-busiest air hub on Wednesday

The disruption affected at least 120,000 people

Information minster says transparency and rule of law will prevail

PM Theresa May's cabinet to meet tomorrow with official confirmation expected soon, sources say

Copy of Stephen Hawking's doctorate thesis signed in shaky hand raises nearly £1.4 million at an auction in London

Police say incident not being treated as terror-related

Building where many MPs have their offices is cordoned off along with Victoria Embankment which leads to parliament

Police says the incident was not related to terrorism

London mayor Sadiq Khan has called for another referendum

Shehbaz, Asma, other PML-N leaders to arrive with the body on Friday

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

London Assistant Commissioner says a man is detained on suspicion of terrorist offences and no weapons are found

An anonymous woman approaches Reham and asks her if she is joining Ayesha Gulalai's party

Passenger forgot wallet in aircraft, left for immigration: PIA spokesperson

Sky News reported that the overall possible bill to Uber for the potential lawsuit could be 1.25 billion pounds

The social network, however, did not say how many jobs it would add in the British capital

Trump's visit marred by his extraordinary attack on May's Brexit strategy

"To those intent on causing trouble or breaking the law, I simply say: you are not welcome,” he said

Father-daughter duo meet family, friends before leaving for the airport

The balloon figure reflects Trump's character as an "angry baby with a fragile ego and tiny hands"

License conditions include implementing new governance structure and having an assurance audit report every six months

Lawyers of the ride-hailing app convinced a London magistrates court judge that it had mended its ways

The ride-hailing giant goes to court on Monday to overturn a decision stripping it of its license in London

Potts, who has experimented with blood, donated to her by fellow students, has environmental and health benefits

Shehbaz Sharif left for London due to deteriorating health of Begum Kalsum Nawaz

No immediate indication found that the incident was linked to terrorism

The attack on June 19 last year also left 12 injured

Sources say the decision was taken after assessing condition of Sharif’s ailing wife in London

A court on Friday jailed a mother and daughter, who formed an all-female militant cell linked to IS

A self-confessed "Snapchat addict" planned the murder of her on-off boyfriend with his love rival

Equador spent millions of dollars to protect and monitor Assange's activities

Knife-related crimes rose by 23 per cent in London last year

Says he fell face first onto platform after fainting at London train station

The explosion may have been caused by a mobile phone

Me, Khursheed Shah will decide the caretaker PM, says country's premier

The director says that he feels honoured

Protesters reiterate demand for the right to self-determination and also call for justice for Asifa Bano

Premier to highlight Pakistan's transition to a modern and dynamic emerging market

Haider will lead the scheduled April 18 mass anti-India protest rally over atrocities in Kashmir

London’s murder rate has increased as more killings this week have taken the total to 50 which mostly were stabbings

It is the first time in modern history that London's homicide rate has been higher than New York's

Moscow has said it suspects the British secret services are trying to frame Russia

Assange questioned decision by Britain to retaliate against poisoning by expelling Russian diplomats deemed spies

Captained by Lisa Norman, it will also be the longest Boeing Dreamliner flight in the world

Britain's High Court to investigate claims that Cambridge Analytica may have illegally harvested Facebook data