It has revealed that an investor from the United Arab Emirates has been approached to participate in the Suffolk nuclear power plant project, Sizewell C. With deteriorating Anglo-Sino relations and security worries over UK infrastructure last year, ministers are looking for new investors for the project, which may cost between £20 billion and £44 billion. The Chinese state-owned CGN was removed from the project.

UAE approached to invest in UK's key nuclear power plant

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has a big plan for the UK -- making it an attractive destination for foreign investments. It seems his plan is working out. He has announced $36.76 billion of private-sector investments in the country, just ahead of a Global Investment Summit in London.

Rishi Sunak announces $36.76 BN of private-sector investments

UK’s health agency said they have detected the first human case of a swine flu strain similar to one that has been circulating in pigs. The individual, whose identity has not been revealed, experienced respiratory symptoms following which the test reports confirmed that he was afflicted with the variant of the H1N2 virus, called A(H1N2)v.

UK detects first human case of swine flu strain similar to one circulating in pigs

In the past year, nearly 8,000 people suffered harm, with 112 losing their lives in the UK due to prolonged waits for ambulance services or surgeries. The data from NHS England highlights a drastic increase in patient deaths directly linked to delay in care which has been surging more than fivefold in the last three years.

UK: NHS care delays harmed 8,000, led to 112 deaths in 2022, data shows

Violence against women and girls is one of the most widespread, persistent, and devastating human rights violations in our world today and remains largely unreported due to the impunity, silence, stigma, and shame surrounding it. Violence against women continues to be an obstacle to achieving equality, development, and peace as well as to the fulfillment of women's and girls' human rights.

International day of non-violence against women 2023: Forms of violence against women

Tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian marchers took to the streets in London, United Kingdom, on Saturday (Nov 25) with antisemitic banners on display, despite police warnings, calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza amid the Israel-Hamas war.

Antisemitic banners displayed during pro-Palestinian march in London, call for permanent ceasefire in Gaza

The Sun is experiencing a sudden surge in activity with a significant rise in the number of sunspots which are sending plumes of hot plasma out into space, the impact of which is expected to be felt by Earth in the form of geomagnetic storms triggered radio blackouts, reported Newsweek citing a NASA model.

NASA warns of solar storm hitting Earth amid increased activity, fiery eruptions on Sun

Winter's most awaited time Christmas is here! The festivities have started to dissolve in the air UK and France and are gearing up for the celebrations

UK & France gear up for the season of carols and cakes | WION

Is King Charles profiting from the life savings of his dead citizens? The Guardian has revealed post in an investigation that the assets of thousands of people in Northwest England are being used to upgrade the king's property empire.

Duchy claims revenue is donated to charities

Tories record highest poll ratings since September, Labour party still leads opinion poll. In response to widespread support for the tax-cutting initiatives in Jeremy Hunt's autumn statement, the Conservatives have seen their highest poll rating since September.

Tories record highest poll ratings since September, Labour party still leads opinion poll

Barclays is reportedly contemplating a sweeping overhaul that could yield savings of up to £1 billion ($1.25 billion) to enhance profitability. According to Reuters, this initiative may involve shedding as many as 2,000 jobs, primarily in the bank's back office.

Barclays unveils ambitious $1.25 billion restructuring plan, contemplating 2,000 job cuts

In a bold move to reignite the UK's sluggish economy, Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt has announced sweeping changes. Social security contributions are set to plummet, with major cuts to national insurance rates for both employees and the self-employed.

British Finance Minister unveils bold economic stimulus plan | World Business Watch

British finance minister Jeremy Hunt surprised everyone with big tax cuts on Wednesday (Nov 22). The populist move may help the ruling Conservative Party win some favour among British voters, but it may create problems for the next government, irrespective of which party wins the upcoming elections.

Britain's Conservative government annouces surprise tax cuts

Here's something which generates a lot of curiosity, how many days do you work in a week? The usual five days? Well, in most parts of the world, the work week is from Monday to Friday. But, a study now reveals that a four-day work week is more productive.

AI to make 28% UK workforce switch to 32-hour work week: Study | World DNA | WION

Britain celebrates the 60th anniversary of science-fiction series Doctor Who Saturday as fans hail a programme that has enthralled generations since it was first broadcast.

UK sci-fi hit Doctor Who celebrates 60th anniversary

Abu Dhabi bed investment fund RedBird Capital says it is all set to take control of the Telegraph and Spectator newspapers. However conservative members of parliament have voiced concerns over the danger of foreign influence they are asking the government to use the National Security laws to investigate potential risks around the bid.

UK MPs warn against UAE takeover of Telegraph

Jeremy Hunt, the finance minister of the United Kingdom, announced on Wednesday that 27 million workers would have their National Insurance paid at a lower rate of 10% instead of 12% in his Autumn Statement budget announcements.

Autumn Statement: UK's Jeremy Hunt announces tax cuts | WION

According to statements made in the public interest, the UK government plans to examine the proposed sale of the Telegraph Media Group to an investment fund backed by Abu Dhabi. The fund, RedBird IMI, declared on Monday that it was going to seize ownership of The Spectator magazine, The Daily Telegraph, and The Sunday Telegraph, which are sister newspapers.

UK government to review the proposed sale of the Telegraph Media Group

On the basis of public interest, the UK government announced on Wednesday that it was "minded" to examine the planned sale of the Telegraph Media Group to an investment fund backed by Abu Dhabi.

UK MPs warn against UAE takeover of Telegraph, to review proposed sale of Telegraph Media Group

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and First Lady Kim Keon Hee arrived in the United Kingdom for a three-day visit on Tuesday (Nov 21). The South Korean president will also be the first state visitor that King Charles III will be hosting since his coronation.

South Korean president kicks off historic UK visit as two countries work to strengthen ties

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, during the coronavirus pandemic, thought that the government should "just let people die" rather than impose a second lockdown, Dominic Cummings, Johnson's most senior adviser during COVID-19, is said to have claimed.

UK PM Rishi Sunak reportedly said government should 'let people die', COVID inquiry hears

During Monday's hearings into how Britain handled the COVID-19 pandemic, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was quoted as saying that instead of imposing a second national lockdown, the government should "just let people die."

UK PM Rishi Sunak said, "just let people die" suggest Vallance's diary of Covid-19 | Latest News

Is Rishi Sunak's new foreign minister David Cameron a Chinese stooge? Cameron helped a Chinese firm land $3 billion dollars in investment for a BRI project in Colombo. Is he merely Xi Jinping's pawn?

Gravitas: UK's new foreign secretary a Chinese pawn?

Retail sales have experienced an unexpected dip, marking the lowest level since the 2021 Covid-19 lockdowns. This downturn echoes a broader narrative, suggesting a shared challenge faced by economies worldwide.

UK retail sales plunge 0.3% amid economic challenges | World Business Watch

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