Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Microsoft expands its presence in UK, announces new AI hub. Nancy Pelosi joins call for stopping weapons transfer to Tel Aviv. Ottawa needs to do more to protect the Arctic, says PM Trudeau. Investors express displeasure over Tesla's low cost EV model. Watch in for more details!

Canada to boost defence spending | Tesla's low cost EV model | London's own AI hub

Did you know that Pakistan has a low-cost airline that is named after high-cost Muhammad Ali Jinnah? Pakistan's Quaid-e-Azam was a self-made aristocrat, he was known for his magnificent homes, luxury cars and bespoke suits tailored in London.

Gravitas: Pakistan's low-cost airline named after high-cost Jinnah

A new London Zoo is all set to exhibit secret life of reptiles and amphibians. The exhibition will open to the public on March 29. Watch in for more details!

London Zoo exhibit reptiles and amphibians

A London authority said on Wednesday it had imposed "temporary measures" around a new mural by British street artist Banksy, after it was defaced within days of appearing.

Banksy mural to be protected after London paint attack

In Pics | British street artist Banksy's new mural depicting tree foliage

Pro-Palestine demonstators in London held a surprise demostration inside a mall showering pamphlets on unsuspecting shoppers. Watch the video to know more.

Israel war: Thousands march in London's pro-Palestine protest

Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday (March 8) announced that she would not stand for re-election, bringing an end to her 27-year career in parliament.

Former UK PM Theresa May announces decision to quit as lawmaker

Hate preachers with radical Islamist views will now be barred from entering the United Kingdom under new plans being drafted by the government amidst a "shocking increase" in extremist activity.

UK to bar entry of hate preachers amid 'shocking increase' in extremist activity: Report

Dozens of iconic Hollywood costumes are set to go under the hammer in London. Watch in the report to know more about Lights Camera Auction event on March 5.

Over 60 popular Hollywood costumes are up for auction in UK

London, with its six airports is world's most exposed city to air pollution from aviation, exposing its residents to the equivalent emissions of 3.23 million cars annually, according to a recent study.

London is world's most exposed city to air pollution from aviation: Study

Japan's Sony is cutting about 900 jobs at its Playstation unit and shutting a studio in London. The job cuts come at a time when the videogame industry struggles to recover from a post-pandemic slump.

Japanese firm to cut about 900 jobs at its Playstation unit

KL Rahul is unlikely to feature in India's fifth and final Test versus England in Dharamsala, which gets underway on March 7. Rahul is heading to London to get an expert opinion on his injury as he continues to feel sore in his right quadriceps.

Dharamsala Test: KL Rahul unlikely for 5th Test, leaves for London to get expert opinion on injury

Rising air pollution due to excessive flights has now become a crucial issue for climate activists. A new study claims that London is the most exposed city in the world to air pollution from Aviation.

London wary of air pollution from aviation, Dubai most polluting airport in world

London is the worst city for air pollution from aviation, according to a new study. Researchers for the Transport & Environment think tank found planes taking off and landing in the capital’s airports pump out emissions equivalent to 3.23 million cars worth.

London is most exposed city to air pollution from aviation, study finds

Rising air pollution due to excessive flights has become a crucial issue for climate activists. A new study now claims that London is the most exposed city in the world to air pollution from aviation. It says every year Londoners are exposed to harmful nitrogen oxides and particulate matter that are equivalent to emissions from more than 3 million cars.

London world's most exposed city to air pollution from aviation: Study

Britain's King Charles, during his first in-person meeting with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak since announcing his cancer diagnosis, said that the messages of goodwill by his well-wishers reduced him to tears.

'Reduced to tears': King Charles expresses gratitude for overwhelming support after cancer diagnosis

London Metropolitan Police has found a body in Thames River which the officials 'strongly believe' is that of Abdul Ezedi, the alleged chemical attacker who targeted a woman and her daughters on January 31 in Clapham, south London.

London police 'strongly believe' body found in Thames is of Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi

In a new immigration scandal, it has emerged that the so-called 'high-risk' passengers and their planes are landing in Britain without going through the necessary security checks that means the passengers categorised as high-risk reach the London airport.

UK: 'High-risk flights' land in the UK without going through security checks

A critically endangered western lowland gorilla has been born at London Zoo, the second of the apes to be born at the facility in a month, the zoo said on Tuesday.

Another critically endangered gorilla born at London Zoo

A court in the United Kingdom, on Tuesday (Feb 13) found three people guilty of a terror offence after they displayed images of paragliders at a pro-Palestine march in London a week after Hamas’ deadly October 7 attack on Israel.

UK: Three pro-Palestinian protesters found guilty of terror offence over paraglider images

As the manhunt for suspected chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi resumed on Monday (Feb 12) after the police found two “unexpected” bodies in the River Thames amid the search, a report by The Times claims to have found how migrants convicted of murders and sex crimes escape deportation from the United Kingdom.

London chemical attack suspect, Abdul Ezedi was not deported despite being convicted of sex crime. Here’s why

In a legal battle unfolding in London, Hewlett-Packard (HP) has claimed losses exceeding $4 billion resulting from an alleged fraud orchestrated by the co-founder of British software firm Autonomy, Mike Lynch.

HP pursues $4 bn in damages in London lawsuit against autonomy founders over alleged fraud

Police in the United Kingdom said on Friday (February 10) that a man who attacked a woman and her two daughters with a corrosive substance likely jumped into the Thames river and drowned.

UK: London chemical attacker may have drowned in Thames, say police

Rishi Sunak, the Indian-origin prime minister of UK, opened up in an interview about how he experienced racism in childhood. His parents, determined for him to "fit in," arranged extra drama lessons to eliminate any accent, Sunak told ITV News.

Rishi Sunak opens up on racism, says parents wanted him to speak without an accent to ‘fit in’

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