Almost three decades after Sean Brown was abducted and murdered in Northern Ireland, the British government is preparing to challenge a decision that could finally bring public scrutiny to the role of
U.S. President Donald Trump said he was open to “refining” America’s trade deal with Britain just hours before arriving in London for his second state visit, during which he unveiled a sweeping
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Microsoft has made its largest-ever investment in the United Kingdom, pledging £22 billion over four years to construct Britain’s largest AI supercomputer and expand its data-centre network, according to reporting by The
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Broadcaster and former BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Nihal Arthanayake has spoken out in defence of rural Britain, rejecting claims that the countryside is inherently “racist” or unwelcoming to ethnic minorities. Arthanayake,
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For decades, Queen Elizabeth II cultivated an image of quiet impartiality, her public silence on political matters one of the cornerstones of Britain’s constitutional monarchy. But according to revelations published by The
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Nigel Farage has said women and children would be deported under Reform UK’s plans to remove up to 600,000 illegal migrants within five years if his party wins power, according to The
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China has rejected a UK request to provide unredacted blueprints of its planned “mega” embassy in London, insisting that the level of detail already supplied is sufficient under planning rules, the Financial
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The deputy governor of Wandsworth prison has resigned after it emerged he maintained undisclosed links with an organised crime figure while overseeing security operations at one of Britain’s most troubled jails. Bobby
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British MP Tulip Siddiq allegedly used her “special power” as a parliamentarian to pressure her aunt, former Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina, into securing state-owned land for family members, prosecutors told a
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This year, the United Kingdom’s intelligence services marked a significant turning point in their distinguished history. Last week, the nation mourned the passing of Dame Stella Rimington, the first female Director General
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Dame Stella Rimington, the first female Director-General of MI5 and a transformative figure in British intelligence, has died aged 90. Known for her spiky hair, piercing gaze and unflinching determination, she carved
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The idea of introducing a wealth tax to address Britain’s widening public finance deficit has been firmly rejected by UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds, marking the first senior minister to openly rule
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In a world where time is often as precious as the opportunities we pursue, efficiency and convenience are paramount. And as global mobility becomes more accessible, the UK’s decision to launch an
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Newly declassified documents from the UK National Archives have revealed how then-Prime Minister Tony Blair was advised by senior officials to slow down President George W. Bush’s push for military action against
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The United States has reportedly returned nuclear weapons to British soil for the first time since 2008, marking a significant shift in NATO’s nuclear posture and the UK’s own strategic deterrent capability.
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An explosive revelation, first reported by The Times UK, has rocked Westminster and reignited debate over secrecy, national security, and accountability within the UK government. Nearly 18 months after a top-secret superinjunction
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