A British warship has sailed through the Taiwan Strait , a move that is most likely to anger China, which claims Taiwan as part of its territory.

UK warship sails through Taiwan Strait, Beijing likely to be angered | WION News | English News

The British police had said that they had arrested a suspect in the hunt for the murderer of a teacher who was killed in a London park. The teacher was making a five-minute walk from her home to meet a friend at a pub.

British police arrest suspect in murder of teacher

Britain has added Covishield to its list of recognized vaccines. But fully vaccinated Indian citizens will still have to quarantine. Reports say Britain is suspicious of India's vaccine certificates. Palki Sharma tells you why it's less about authenticity and more about British arrogance.

Gravitas US Edition | British arrogance: Indian vaccine certificates rejected

British former Royal Marine who runs an animal shelter in Kabul, Afghanistan, Paul 'Pen' Farthing, says that he was denied entry to the airport due to a change in paperwork rules.

British ex-marine survived Kabul attack with 200 animals

Officials in Singapore said on Thursday that a British man received a jail sentence of six weeks for not wearing a mask and harassing police. Singapore has taken a tough line against people breaking virus rule.

Singapore: British man handed jail term for not wearing mask

The fate of a doomed eight-year-old alpaca named Geronimo has triggered an outcry against British Prime Minister Boris Johnson after his government ordered the animal be put down because of positive tests for bovine tuberculosis.

Doomed alpaca triggers outcry against British PM Johnson

Britain's chef de mission Mark England hailed the team's achievement as the greatest in their Olympic history after the team matched their medals total from their home games in London in 2012 on the final day of competition in Tokyo.

Olympics 2020: British team hail 'miracle of Tokyo' after big medals haul

England's High Court will begin hearing arguments on Wednesday from lawyers for four Russian billionaires including Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich and state-owned oil firm Rosneft about a book on President Vladimir Putin which they say defames them.

Russian billionaires vs British writer: Court battle begins over Putin book

Having sat proudly on the medal table podium as a real sporting superpower at the last two Games, British success will be measured by a different metric in Tokyo, the country's leading Olympic and sporting officials said on Friday.

Olympics: Tokyo success about more than medals, say British officials

A new research by the scientists of the University of East Anglia, ZSL (Zoological Society of London), and Public Health England (PHE) has revealed that a coronavirus related to the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans has been found in horseshoe bats.

Novel coronavirus discovered in bats, says UK study

Britain will work with the Taliban should they enter the government in Afghanistan, British Defence Minister Ben Wallace told the Daily Telegraph in an interview published on Tuesday.

British defence minister says UK will work with Taliban should they come to power: Report

Despite the largest economic decline in over 300 years, Britain's wealth levels increased for the first time in 70 years during a recession, according to thinktank the Resolution Foundation.

COVID-19: UK's rich enjoy wealth boom as savings rise by $1.3 trillion

A British teenager was found guilty of murdering two sisters on Tuesday as part of a pact he believes to have made with demonic forces to kill at least six women every six months in exchange for a lottery win in future.

British teen found guilty of murdering sisters in demonic pact to win lottery

Britain's streaming services and broadcasters should be on a level-playing field, as traditional broadcasters now compete with 'one hand tied behind their backs', Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said on Wednesday.

British minister urges same rules for streaming services, broadcasters: Times

Racing "fanatic" Queen Elizabeth II could attend Royal Ascot this week even though there will be no traditional carriage procession should the British monarch make an appearance.

Racing 'fanatic' Queen Elizabeth has Royal Ascot in her sights

British soldiers unjustifiably shot or used disproportionate force in the deaths of nine of the 10 innocent people killed in a 1971 incident in Belfast that sparked an upsurge of violence during Northern Ireland's 'Troubles’, an inquiry has found.

British Army killed innocent civilians in Belfast in 1971, says inquiry 

The "Mayflower 400", the world's first intelligent ship, bobs gently in a light swell as it stops its engines in Plymouth Sound, off England's southwest coast, before self-activating a hydrophone designed to listen to whales.

First ship controlled by artificial intelligence prepares for maiden voyage

Lovebirds Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas were spotted at Mumbai's Kalina airport on Tuesday morning. The couple, who got engaged in September this year took a private flight to Jodhpur.

Germany to return bronzes looted by Britain from Nigeria

Britain`s three current Formula One drivers, led by seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton, joined leading sports bodies on Friday in a growing boycott of social media to protest online abuse.

British F1 drivers join social media boycott against online abuse

Russian businessman Nikolai Glushkov, who was found dead in 2018, was strangled in his home in southwest London by an unidentified person, a British coroner has ruled, the BBC reported.

Russian businessman Glushkov was strangled in 2018, British coroner rules 

British Parliament has now said that Farmers protests that are taking place in India for the last two months are an internal and domestic matter of India. The statement came up by the UK House of Commons leader.

British Parliament on farmers protest: Protest is India's internal & domestic matter

British Foreign secretary Dominic Raab will be on an India visit starting later tonight till Thursday, a visit that comes in the backdrop of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's India visit next month to take part in Republic day celebrations and Brexit.

British foreign secretary Dominic Raab to visit India

The United Kingdom could soon give its spies and secret service agents 'The Licence to Kill'. Reportedly, the MI5 will be given the power to sanction its agents to carry out 'necessary and proportionate' crimes in the line of duty. What does this mean? WION's Palki Sarma has a report.

Gravitas: Licence to kill for British spies?

Pakistan's archaeological department has objected the demolition of three British-era bridges in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Also read: Court orders former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif to surrender in corruption case The department urged the provincial government to reverse its decision and preserve them given their historic importance.

Pakistan's archaeological department objects demolishing bridges from British-era

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