The chancellor has ruled out lowering the UK’s standards on food imports for beef and chicken to get a deal over the line Rachel Reeves has said she is “confident” the government
Officials have expressed private worries that drones manufactured in China are being utilised to capture high-resolution imagery of essential national infrastructure locations in the UK British officials are increasingly alarmed by the
Yaxley-Lennon, a prominent anti-Islam activist, was sentenced in October after admitting to contempt of court for breaching an injunction that banned him from repeating false allegations against Syrian refugee Jamal Hijazi Stephen
The incident occurred at Carpenders Park Lawn Cemetery, a designated site for Muslim burials, where approximately 85 graves, including those of babies and children, were targeted In an incident that has left
The upcoming deployment of the Carrier Strike Group, named Operation Highmast, is described as an opportunity for the armed forces to conduct a major global deployment and a chance to exercise complex
Following the humiliation of a British MP in Hong Kong and the challenges faced at Scunthorpe, the UK is now gearing up to confront China’s growing transnational repression, writes Kaliph Anaz Last
Defence Secretary met with Agnes Wanjiru’s family to offer condolences, fulfilling his commitment and making him the first UK Minister to meet with them In a historic and emotionally charged visit to
The album, written, directed, and produced by Prince Mathew, is a poignant artistic response to the alarming rise in drug usage among young people — a crisis that continues to claim lives and
A 25% levy on car imports came into force on Thursday, one of several measures announced by US President Donald Trump which have sent shockwaves through global supply chains Jaguar Land Rover
Government authorities said that 15,000 marched in Madrid, while organisers said 10 times that many took to the streets of the capital. In Barcelona, the city hall said 12,000 people took part