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Jemima Goldsmith says she called police during an alleged violent incident involving Russell Brand in 2014, speaking after his sentence for separate offenses.
Nathan Cofnas's public questioning and a Times of London thesis analysis preceded Jason Arday's resignation from Cambridge and his death at 41. No formal body had adjudicated the plagiarism claims against him
Ukraine has deployed British-made BAE Systems drones in a six-month deep-strike campaign against Russian oil refineries near Moscow, Yaroslavl, and Volgograd, the Kyiv Independent reports. The UK government has offered no public
Nigel Farage won back the Clacton-on-Sea seat he voluntarily vacated in July over an undeclared £5 million cryptocurrency donation, defeating satirical candidate Count Binface by 22,239 votes to 9,455 in a by-election
Members of the UK Epstein Survivors Campaign will meet Prime Minister Andy Burnham within the month to press for a public inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Six months after his arrest, he has
Britain's first wildfire emergency alert reached every phone in England and Wales on Friday as 19 homes burned in Stourbridge and fire services declared 11 major incidents in 24 hours. PM Andy
Benjamin Netanyahu called Britain 'the Islamic Republic of Britain' during an August 13 podcast, prompting the UK government to formally protest and call the remarks 'completely unacceptable.' The episode arrives as UK-Israel
Nathan Cofnas's public questioning and a Times of London thesis analysis preceded Jason Arday's resignation from Cambridge and his death at 41. No formal body had adjudicated the plagiarism claims against him
Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest Black professor, was found dead at 41 in south London, weeks after resigning from his professorship amid contested plagiarism allegations. He wrote in his resignation letter that he
Nigel Farage won the Clacton by-election with 22,239 votes and 63.34 percent of the vote, defeating satirical candidate Count Binface who came second with 26.93 percent, as all major UK parties declined
The United Kingdom is losing an estimated £125 billion — roughly $168.7 billion — each year to approximately one million young people classified as NEET: not in education, employment, or training. Years
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