UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's administration claimed on Thursday (Dec 7) that the Russian security service compromised private conversations of high-profile UK politicians and media figures.

UK, US accuse Russia of cyberattacks to 'target' politicians, journalists

A Christmas tree gifted by Norway has arrived in London's Trafalgar Square - it is a tradition that the city of Oslo honours every year and the tree comes from the snowy forests of Norway.

Norwegian Christmas tree arrives in London; gifted every year since 1947 | World News | WION

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'.

Partygate scandal: Former UK PM Boris Johnson hits 'dramatic representations' | Day 2 of hearing

Britain's ruling Conservative Party is in disarray after its Immigration Minister quit over legislation regarding sending migrants to Rwanda. Hardliners are turning the screw on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The UK leader's position looks increasingly vulnerable after Robert Jenrick said he quit due to strong disagreements with direction of the government's policy on Immigration.

UK: Hardliners turn turn the screws on Rishi Sunak; Deep slits in Conservative Party? | WION

The Barclay family has successfully regained control of the influential Telegraph newspaper in the UK, following a collaboration with Abu Dhabi-backed RedBird IMI.

Barclay family reclaims Telegraph newspaper after suport from Abu Dhabi investor

After facing mounting pressure to address record net migration figures, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced a series of stringent measures to curtail the influx of migrants arriving by legal routes.

UK discloses immigration reforms: Stricter visas aim to curb soaring migration

Rishi Sunak's immigration policy and its success is likely to be a key part of the fortunes of the Conservative Party going forward and now that ruling party is in a dilemma after its Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick resigned.

UK's Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick resigns over Rwanda legislation

UK government's recent visa restrictions are poised to have far-reaching consequences for Indian families with many Indian-origin people already demanding clarity.

Indians concerned as UK tightens noose around family visa rules to curb immigration

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has appealed to his ruling conservative party to unite behind his plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda. He has warned that if he toughened it any further, the whole scheme could collapse. The Rwanda plan is at the center of Sunak’s immigration policy, and its success is likely to be key to the fortunes of his conservative party.

British PM Sunak appeals to his party to unite behind Rwanda plan

UK's Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick resigns, Sunak under pressure regarding Rwanda plan

Indian-origin Samir Shah will be the next chairman of the UK's state broadcaster. His appointment comes after his predecessor Richard Sharp quit in April over a loan to then-prime minister Boris Johnson.

Indian-origin Samir Shah to become new Chairman of BBC | World DNA

UK: Rwanda plan at centre of Sunak's immigration policy; Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick resigns

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's popularity has significantly plummeted according to new findings. The UK PM is now even less popular than Liz Truss among the key Tory voters. The main beneficiaries, amid the turmoil in the Tory ranks, have been the Labour Party. The right-wing Reform UK is also now backed by 15% of 2019 Tories.

Gravitas: Rishi Sunak's Popularity Plummets | British PM Fares Worse Than Liz Truss

In the United Kingdom, a young girl named Olivia Farnsworth gained the moniker "bionic" after a harrowing accident in 2016 when, at the tender age of seven, she was hit and dragged by a car.

This UK teen is defying nature, as she feels no pain, hunger, or fatigue due to rare disorder

The former prime minister began his evidence with an apology, which was interrupted by protesters. Boris Johnson said he "understands the feelings of these victims and their families" and that he was "deeply sorry".

Boris Johnson: I am deeply sorry for the pain and loss

As the Israel-Hamas war reaches its two-month mark, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with hostages released by the militant group. Afterwards, he blasted international women's rights groups for their silence over the alleged sexual violence that happened at the hands of Hamas.

Morning news brief: UNICEF report on poverty and children, Netanyahu on Hamas' sexual violence, and more

A 42-year-old woman has been killed and two others, including a teenager, have been injured in a shooting in east London, United Kingdom, on Tuesday (Dec 5) said the Metropolitan Police.

UK: Woman killed, two injured after shooting in east London

A crisis looms for the UK armed forces as the national audit office reveals a $21.6 billion shortfall in equipment funding over the next decade. This marks the largest deficit in a decade, intensifying concerns for defence chiefs amidst heightened geopolitical risks.

UK armed forces face $21.6 bn equipment funding gap | World Business Watch

British Home Secretary James Cleverly on Tuesday (Dec 5) signed the new migrant treaty with Rwanda which attempts to circumvent the legal block placed on the government's policy of sending asylum seekers to the African country.

UK signs new treaty with Rwanda to send illegal migrants to the African nation

The UK government has launched a comprehensive immigration plan, signaling a paradigm shift in the nation's approach. the measures, declared with a resounding "enough is enough" by Sunak, encompass a full-scale assault on immigration.

UK announces radical measures to cut immigration | World Business Watch

Israel held an event at the United Nations in New York which focused on sexual violence against women during the October 7th attack by Hamas militants.

Accounts of Hamas militants raping women; Israel-led UN session condemns world silence

In the latest, the cyclonic storm named 'Michaung,' initially situated over the south coastal region of Andhra Pradesh, has shifted northward in the past six hours.

Top 10 world news: Cyclone Michaung completes landfall, Indonesian volcano eruption, and more

The controversy surrounding the book, Endgame - Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy, it refuses to die down. In the latest update, the names of two racist Royals have reportedly been revealed in the Dutch translation of the book.

UK | Royal family's racism controversy: Rollout of new book 'Endgame' causes scandal | WION

The civilian death toll in Gaza is nearing 16,000 mark. As truce ended between Israel and Hamas, airstrikes restarted in Gaza. Isarel ordered a million Gazans to flee, parts of Gaza reduced to rubble.

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli troops and tanks enter south Gaza city after strikes in North

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