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Why America’s right-wing is panicking over Mamdani’s ‘collectivism’

Pearson confirms data breach after GitLab token leak lets hackers steal cloud data, source code, and customer info

Remarks come after EU Chief Borrell reiterates EU member states are obligated to enforce all arrest warrants

Some UK areas to receive snow as early as next week.

The UK will turn back its clocks one hour this Sunday, marking the end of British Summer Time.

Starmer condemns attack, warning that the Middle East is "on the brink" of a larger conflict

UK railway stations’ Wi-Fi disabled after a cyberattack displays Islamophobic messages; investigation under way.

Protest sparked by Israeli airstrike on "humanitarian safe zone" in Gaza that killed at least 40 civilians

Israel's large-scale military operation in the occupied territory entered its third day with death toll of 19

 Starmer has repeatedly blamed the former Conservative government for leaving Britain in a parlous state

In an exclusive interview, Scotland’s former first minister discusses the recent unrest in UK

Vsit by Britain's Lammy and France's Sejourne comes as new round of Gaza ceasefire talks is underway in Doha

39-year-old Michael Mongan identified through footage, arrested for spitting at driver, hurling Islamophobic slurs

The three nations stress the need for de-escalation and call for restraint from Iran to support ceasefire

In the past fortnight, riots erupted in Southport and Rotherham after false claims about a Muslim immigrant.

UK's most visible presence supporting Israeli attacks on Gaza is on Cyprus

Iran-aligned Houthi fighters launch attacks on international shipping near Yemen in solidarity with Palestinians

Judges ruled Begum's case lacks an arguable point of law to contest the citizenship decision

Britain's airlines advisory to avoid Lebanon's airspace came hours after Egyptian airlines to avoid Iran's airspace

With anti-immigrant riots continuing, the islanders call for heightened security measures

Starmer deploys sufficient police to maintain order, and warns any disorder will face the full force of the law

‘Violent disorder clearly whipped up online, that is also crime,’ says Keir Starmer

About 90 people arrested after skirmishes broke out in numerous English cities, including Liverpool, Manchester

Agitators targeted Islamic places of worship since rumours spread online that suspect behind knife attack was Muslim

Southwick and Shoreham Cricket Club bans sixes to tackle damage and safety issues, prompting mixed reactions

Shabana pledges to uphold law, emphasizes Labour government's commitment to human rights in her inaugural speech

Legislation includes bill enforcing tough new spending rules, strengthening role of independent Office of Budget

UN Interim Force calls for immediate cessation of hostilities in Lebanon and committing to SC resolution 1701

Says the work of change begins immediately. But have no doubt, we will rebuild Britain

Stramer says the "change begins right here.

Key issues such as the economy, immigration, inflation, and the Gaza conflict dominate the British political landscape

Conservatives set to be kicked out of office after 14 turbulent years, marked by Britain exiting EU in 2016

Israeli ship MSC Unific was also targeted in the Arabian Sea

Campaign damaged by revelations that several party officials are being investigated for betting on election date

They were convicted of "usury" for exploiting their vulnerable immigrant staff, paying them meagre wages

The Crosby-Schoyen Codex was previously owned by the Norwegian businessman and rare book collector Martin Schoyen

LoI aims at law enforcement cooperation, criminal justice issues

Mohammed Asaduzzaman enjoyed unanimous support from councillors after getting elected to a local ward last May

Britain's Kenton Cool, 50, and Nepali guide Kami Rita Sherpa, 54, climb Mount Everest for their 18th and 29th times

Harry is one of seven suing Associated Newspapers for phone-hacking and privacy breaches spanning 30 years

Will collaborate with Pakistan to address climate change, support social sector

No change in Pakistan’s travel advisory status which was last updated on January 24

Abbey hoisted flag on March 22 for Pakistan Day, as High Commission representative attended Evensong by invitation

US Commerce Secretary Raimondo, British Technology Secretary Donelan signed MoU in Washington for AI model testing

Outline strategies to bolster trade relations

The biggest recent examples of racial tensions was the Leicester riots, which were incited by Hindutva activists

Earlier this week, Modi and British PM Rishi Sunak reaffirmed their commitment to securing a new trade deal

Will strive to tap networking opportunities for industry leaders

Strikes have so far failed to halt Houthis' attacks, which have upset global trade, raised shipping rates

TeK UK leader, Fahim Kayani, highlights Kashmir's right to self-determination, UN resolutions