Apr 15 2025 UK News
Apr 15 2025 UK News
A London police officer who worked in the hate crimes unit has been dismissed for sharing antisemitic content on Instagram following Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack on Israel, officials
Apr 18 2025 Royal Family
Prince William and Princess Kate will not attend the traditional Easter service at Windsor Castle this year, choosing instead to spend the holiday privately with their children—Prince George,
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is pushing for "swift" criminal sanctions against rioters to address the escalating unrest, he announced following an emergency meeting on Monday morning.
A letter signed by 30 UK rabbis and published by the Sunday Times has defended the new Labour government's approach to the Israel-Palestine conflict, countering criticism from
British business activity saw a resurgence this month following a lull before the July 4 election, driven by the fastest manufacturing growth in two years and the
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy, alongside Defence Secretary John Healey, concluded a one-day visit to Lebanon yesterday. This marked Lammy's first official visit
Keir Starmer will seek to mend nearly a decade of strained relations with Ireland during a dinner with the Taoiseach, Simon Harris, at Chequers on Wednesday.
The government and the British Medical Association (BMA) have reached a new pay agreement for junior doctors in England, offering an average 22% pay increase
Suella Braverman has delivered a harsh assessment of why the Conservatives lost the election, laying blame on Rishi Sunak for pursuing what she termed an "idiotic strategy" that
