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An opposition bill was approved by parliament’s appointed upper chamber, the House of Lords on Friday

A judge in Scotland rules in favour of Johnson

Fifty winners, selected from more than 15,000 applications around the world, will travel to the UK in October

British PM pledges that Brexit will happen 'do or die' on October 31

Boris Johnson is great-grandson of Ottoman Empire’s last interior minister Ali Kemal

Has promised to lead Britain out of the EU with or without a deal by October 31

United Kingdom is all set for its next prime minister

Kim Darroc­h resign­s after being called 'stupid' and 'wacky' by US president

FM, home secretary agree to continue with efforts to curb money laundering

Britain's EU departure date is currently fixed for October 31, although any new leader could ask for a further delay

The Times report says May will remain prime minister while her successor is elected in a two-stage process

May is paying the price for failing to deliver on the wishes of voters

Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai speaks exclusively to The Express Tribune about her new book and plans for the future

'Look at what the divisiveness of Brexit has done to the United Kingdom'

Britain, NZ failing on children's rights: global survey

British prime minister welcomes her Pakistani counterpart’s decision of releasing the Indian pilot

Ziauddin Yousafzai speaks exclusively to The Express Tribune about new book, education and importance of feminism

May wins trust vote by 200 to 117

Khan directed to present written explanation

In Tehran, the Iranian government sponsored billboards featuring landmarks from all provinces of the country

According to GAR, assets recovery firm’s claim is worth at least US $600 million

Pence and Moreno agrees to remain in close coordination on potential next steps going forward

Authorities apprehend accused from his hideout in Sabzazar

US orders a similar number of diplomats from Russia to leave

Is committed to helping youth gain skills, knowledge

Series of events resulted in Nichola being late for her £12,000 wedding

The kingdom will phase out the current burgundy-coloured travel document, commonly adopted by EU member states

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

Around £10 million of the Queen's private money was placed in funds held in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda

Fallon, who intends to remain an MP, had apologised for putting his hand on the knee of political journalist

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

Murad Ali Shah discusses education during meeting with British donor agency

Research highlights concerns that Muslim students in particular may feel singled out

Attacker has pleaded guilty to religious or racially aggravated assault and has been awarded jail time for 38 weeks

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

US president has been invited to make a coveted state visit to UK but no dates have been set

21-year-old Daniel Adams captures the experiences of discrimination against Malaysians

Things heat up in the UK as Scotland strives for separation

The internet is reacting to the picture of a man carrying a pint of beer post-London attack in the middle of a mob

Mosque will provide free meals to thousands during this month

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

Several roads in the area were closed

Rabbani was carrying crucial evidence taken from torture survivor implicating high-ranking officials, NGO spokesperson

Criminal gangs are forcing trafficked women into sexual exploitation and sham marriages

A hammer and chisel were used to knock his teeth out and his body was dumped on a wasteland, consumed by animals

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

Move comes after recent figures showed a “worrying decline” in international applications

Earlier testing by Turkish authorities had also said the chemical used on April 4 was sarin

Facebook spokesperson said the company had now removed all the images