British FMCG giant Unilever has come under the radar for bogus 'green' claims about its products. The UK antitrust regulator has opened a probe against the company over claims that it misled shoppers about how environment-friendly its products are.

Unilever to be investigated by UK antitrust regulator over 'greenwashing' claims

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday defended his scheme to encourage people to eat out following the first coronavirus wave, saying it was not responsible for a second wave of infections.

UK: Will PM Rishi Sunak charm UK lawmakers to back his asylum plan

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expressed profound regret during an official inquiry into the UK's Covid response, and extended apologies to the bereaved families and those who suffered due to the pandemic.

UK PM Rishi Sunak apologises to bereaved families in Covid inquiry, slammed for prioritising economy

In the coming week, central bankers, from Washington to Frankfurt to London and beyond, will make their final policy decision for the year. That comes at a time of apprehension about the direction the global inflation cycle is taking.

Global rate-cut standoff looms | World Business Watch

A shocking incident outside a McDonald's in London, where a security guard mistreated a homeless man, Aaron McCarthy, has led to public outcry. The guard's inhumane actions, captured on video and involving the use of bleach, have been widely condemned. McDonald's UK has apologised and taken swift action against the third-party security involved.

Gravitas: McDonald's UK faces backlash over security guard manhandling homeless man

In the latest, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expressed deep remorse in an official inquiry into the UK's Covid response, offering apologies to bereaved families and those affected by the pandemic.

Top 10 world news: Rishi Sunak apologises in Covid inquiry, Madhya Pradesh's new CM, and more

Nearly 40% of Dementia Patients Don't Seem to Recognize Their Illness. As per a recent report by the Dementia Commission, approximately 36 percent of individuals in England suffering from dementia are not aware that they have the illness.

Dimentia patients living in the dark | 40% people with dimentia in UK don't even know they have it

According to an army spokesman, dozens of terrorists in the northern Strip gave up their weapons to soldiers, complaining that "Hamas leadership is out of touch."

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli army spokesperson says dozen of 'terrorists have surrendered'

Israel-Hamas war: "Don't die for Sinwar, surrender now", warns Israeli PM Netanyahu to Hamas

Aid agencies issued a warning, stating that families' only chance of survival is being severely limited by the ongoing Israeli offensive, which is pushing Palestinians in Gaza to the verge of mass starvation. The grave situation surfaced one day after the United States vetoed a resolution calling for a cease-fire in the United Nations, impeding the provision of food and other necessities to the area.

Israel-Hamas war: Aid groups warn of 'dire situation' in Gaza | WHO calls for immediate aid help

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh has said that the United States should also be held responsible for Israeli attacks on Gaza and the loss of Palestinian lives. The Prime Minister made the statement that the 21st Doha Forum. WION's correspondent talks to Palestinian PM Shtayyeh.

Israel-Hamas war: Wion's exclusive interview with Palestinian PM Mohammad Shtayyeh

Israeli tanks battled their way to the heart of Khan Younis on Sunday in a major new push into the main city of the southern Gaza Strip, as health authorities in Hamas-run Gaza said about 18,000 Palestinians had been killed in the war.

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli troop continue their offensive in Gaza strip

David Cameron has threatened to sever ties with Scottish ministers following Humza Yousaf's meeting with the president of Turkey at COP28 in the absence of a UK delegate.

David Cameron: Will consider scottish government offices in the UK

Rishi Sunak argued that ministers should let Covid "rip a bit" according to a damning diary extract disclosed to the Covid Inquiry.

UK: Rishi Sunak to be questioned at Covid inquiry, was Finance Minister at the time | WION

Prominent mosque chairman Mohammed Kozbar, who had praised the founder of the Palestinian militant group Hamas was invited to a dinner hosted by the London Met commissioner, reported the Sunday Telegraph, on Saturday (Dec 9).

Prominent mosque chairman who praised Hamas founder invited to dinner with London’s Met police: Report

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has announced that it has entered into a share purchase agreement to acquire a 10% stake in TopCo, the holding company of Heathrow Airport Holdings. This deal is subject to regulatory approval.

Saudi Arabia set to buy stake in London Heathrow airport

A humorous incident occurred at 10 Downing Street as UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte were briefly locked out of the iconic London residence during their meeting on Friday.

UK: Rishi Sunak, Dutch PM briefly locked out of 10 Downing Street. Video

In another display of camaraderie between Moscow and New Delhi amidst the conflict in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin commended Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Top 10 world news: Putin praises India, Denmark parliament bans public Quran burnings, and more

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is struggling to avert a leadership crisis. His plan to revive the Rwanda immigration policy has led to turmoil in his party and the resignation of his immigration minister. Is Sunak's premiership in trouble?

Gravitas: Will the Tories rebel against Sunak

US President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden has been indicted on three felonies and six misdemeanour tax offences. Meanwhile, on social media, and on Israeli TV, a video of scores of Palestinian men, stripped and allegedly in military custody, sitting on a street is spreading like wildfire.

Morning news brief: Hunter Biden indicted, Israel strips naked Gazan men, and more

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that suggestions that he wanted to allow the Covid-19 virus to 'rip through population' were completely wrong. He refuted the portrayal of partying in downing street during the second day of public questioning calling it 'absurd'.

Former UK PM Boris Johnson denies Covid allegations, 'Partygate' horrors for Johnson | WION

The United Kingdom and the United States have accused Russian Intelligence of orchestrating a wide-ranging hacking campaign. They've said that Russia is targeting British members of parliament civil servants and journalists to meddle in the United Kingdom's general elections.

Moscow rejects claims of malicious cyber acts

On the other hand prime minister Rishi Sunak is facing increasing pressure from the hardliners in Britain's ruling conservative party. Sunak's position has been considerably weakened by the resignation of his immigration Minister.

UK: Braverman seen to be positioning herself as future leader

Britain is assisting West Bank leaders in governing Gaza amid the Israel Hamas War. A British military team in West Bank is helping the Palestinian Authority to take over governance of the Gaza Strip.

Israel-Hamas war: British team helping Palestinian authority prepare for governance

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