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Meghan attended the Lost Screen Memorial opening in Brussels as Prince Harry called for safer online spaces for children. She did not deliver planned remarks.
The United Kingdom’s inflation rate remained unchanged at 2.8% in May, delivering an unexpected boost to policymakers and households as economists had widely anticipated a fresh rise in price pressures. The latest
Nigel Farage's first Substack essay claims Britain operates as a 'two-tier state against white people' and vows to deport foreign social housing tenants and repeal the Equality Act. Reform MP Suella Braverman
Approximately twenty thousand people marched in Belfast and Derry on Saturday afternoon against five nights of anti-migrant pogrom-style riots that have made twenty-seven people homeless, injured fourteen Police Service of Northern Ireland
A British judge has jailed four Palestine Action activists over a 2024 raid on a factory of Israeli arms maker Elbit, branding it a terrorist act though the jury convicted them only
Ingredion, the Chicago-headquartered specialty food-ingredients group, has agreed to buy Britain's Tate & Lyle for £2.7 billion, equivalent to $3.6 billion, creating a $9.9 billion combined business pointed directly at the sugar-replacement
John Healey resigned with a letter accusing Starmer of funding defence at 2.68 percent of GDP against a 3.5 percent pledge, taking the armed forces minister with him, the sixth ministerial departure
Sigma Healthcare, the Australian owner of Chemist Warehouse, confirmed preliminary talks to buy Boots in a deal reported around $10 billion, with Canada's Weston family among rival bidders. A 178-year-old British institution
A Sudanese man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a graphic video circulated online showing what appeared to be an attempted beheading on Kinnaird Avenue in
Britain has introduced a National Security bill that would let it jail people acting as proxies for hostile states for up to 14 years, deepening a security regime that already lists the
The White House has urged Britain not to ban social media for under-16s, arguing for 'parental empowerment' over broad restrictions. The intervention places Washington alongside US tech giants as Keir Starmer prepares
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