Amidst Afghanistan crisis, UK’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called an urgent meeting of the G7 representatives to discuss the threat that the Taliban takeover poses for Afghanistan and the rest of the world.

UK PM Boris Johnson convenes G7 to discuss Afghanistan crisis

As the United Kingdom deals with the formidable challenge of evacuating people from Afghanistan, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has now said, his administration would be working with the Taliban if necessary. Johnson says the situation has comparatively improved at the Kabul airport.

Boris Johnson: Will work with the Taliban if Necessary

The British government said it would take in upto 5,000 refugees this year under the Afghanistan resettlement programme, rising to up to 20,000 in the long term. The programme will prioritise women, girls and other minorities.

UK to accept upto 5,000 refugees this year under Afghan resettlement scheme

While speaking in the House of Commons, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the UK will do “everything to avert a humanitarian crisis” in Afghanistan. Johnson also added that deploying UK troops to fight the Taliban is not an option.

Johnson says UK will do anything to avert humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan

The British government will provide 232 million pounds ($320 million) in addition to National Lottery funding to support Olympic and Paralympic athletes for the Paris Games in 2024, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said.

UK govt to invest £232m to support 2024 Olympic, Paralympic athletes

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that Afghanistan must not "become a breeding ground for terror" and the west must work together to ensure this, as the Taliban enters capital Kabul.

Boris Johnson says Afghanistan must not 'become breeding ground for terror'

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was on Sunday to hold further crisis talks on Afghanistan, his office said, as he recalled parliament from its summer break.

UK PM holds Afghanistan crisis talks, recalls parliament

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson does not need to self isolate even though a member of his staff on a recent trip to Scotland tested positive for the coronavirus, his Downing Street office said.

UK PM Johnson will not isolate after staff member tests COVID positive

The UK has been following strict travel restrictions due to the recent surge in coronavirus cases, especially from the Delta variant. However, the country might be looking to reopen its international borders completely very soon.

UK's Rishi Sunak urges Boris Johnson to relax Covid travel restrictions

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and wife Carrie are expecting second child. The couple already have a son, Wilfred, who was born in April 2020. In an announcement on her Instagram page, Carrie Johnson said she is expecting their second child.

UK PM Boris Johnson, wife Carrie expecting second child after miscarriage

British PM Boris Johnson has unveiled a plan to GPS track burglars released on probation. The plan is to extend this system to all serial offenders. Is this breakthrough in crime prevention or mass surveillance? Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Britain to strap GPS tag on freed burglars

A little after UK’s health secretary, Sajid Javid’s announcement of testing positive for coronavirus sent waves of fear around the country, it is now his recovery announcement that has stirred criticism.

Cower? UK health secretary's remarks on Covid spark trouble

“Freedom Day” means something different north of the English border, so it was perhaps not surprising that independence-minded Scotland declined to fall in line earlier this week when British Prime Minister Boris Johnson lifted virtually all remaining coronavirus restrictions in England.

COVID-19: While England gambles on ‘Freedom Day,’ Scotland opts for caution

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was not prepared to impose lockdown restrictions to stop the spread of COVID-19 to save the elderly and denied the National Health Service would be overwhelmed, his former top adviser said in an interview aired on Monday.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson didn't want lockdown as only the elderly were dying, his ex-aide says 

By the end of September, full vaccination will be required in order to enter nightclubs, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said on Tuesday.

'Only double-jabbed will be allowed into nightclubs': Boris Johnson

The UK government has warned that there will be an increase in COVID-19 deaths in the coming weeks. This warning comes as England celebrated the lifting of nearly all COVID-19 restrictions after over a year.

UK Govt: Will see an increase in COVID-19 deaths in coming weeks

Lockdown restrictions ease in England after more than a year but with cases surging UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged the public to remain cautious. Johnson himself remains in isolation after the British Health Minister contracted the virus.

England comes out of COVID-19 lockdown, PM Johnson urges caution

"I’ve been asked to self-isolate by the Test, Trace and Isolate system after I’ve been in contact with somebody who has COVID, in this case of course the Health Secretary Sajid Javid," Johnson said.

UK PM Johnson urges people to stay cautious

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will vow on Thursday to "level up" the forgotten parts of Britain without damaging those areas that are already thriving when he sets out plans for the flagship policy that helped him win election.

PM Johnson to set out plan to 'level up' Britain

It comes after England players Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka received and onslaught of racial abuse on social media after missing their penalties at Sunday night’s Euro 2020 final.

'Will ban racists from attending football matches': UK PM

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson kicked off a debate ahead of the parliamentary vote regarding the government's decision to cut the country's overseas aid spending by around 4 billion pounds a year.

Boris Johnson defends proposal to cut UK foreign aid spending

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday condemned the racist abuse directed at three Black England players who missed their penalties in the team’s shootout loss to Italy in the final of the European Championship.

Euro 2020: England players face racial abuse after defeat, PM condemns behaviour

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has confirmed that all remaining lockdown restrictions in England will be lifted in a week's time. Johnson has also urged people to proceed with caution and continue to take steps to stay safe.

UK PM Johnson outlines end to virus restrictions despite rise in cases

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will tell social media companies on Tuesday to do more to tackle online abuse, condemning racist comments made against England's soccer players as coming from "the dark spaces of the internet".

Football: Boris Johnson set to tell social media firms to tackle 'dark spaces of the internet'

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