Wildlife lovers across the UK are being encouraged to take part in a big butterfly count this summer. It’s the world’s largest survey of butterflies and lasts for just over two weeks until August 6th. However, the falling number of butterflies in recent decades is a matter of concern.

Wildlife lovers urged to join Uk's annual butterfly count

UK is about to start new consultation with the United States for security guarantees. The talks are a follow-up on pledge issued by G7 countries at the NATO summit in Lithuania.

Saudi Arabia to host talks on Ukraine, 30 nations to attend summit in Jeddah

In this global news, COVID-19 pandemic is long gone but it looks like the virus is still continuing to haunt the United Kingdom.

UK: Health agency report shows slight increase in hospital admission

The UK rail workforce has not received a pay increase in four years, and 2300 union members just received layoff warnings. Rail industry membership organisation British Rail stated they had given unions a 13 raise in the lowest pay categories to resolve the conflict but that proposal was rejected without being put to members. The union said that rail operators and the government had not bargained in good faith.

UK rail strike disrupts family holiday travel

The world's largest butterfly survey is taking place this summer, and wildlife enthusiasts are being urged to participate. The count runs from just over two weeks until August 6th, but the recent decline in butterfly populations is cause for concern.

UK: Wildlife lovers urged to join annual butterfly count

Archaeologists unearthed a 4,000-year-old cemetery in the Shetland Islands in northern Scotland, United Kingdom, last week. The remains of what might be a Bronze Age ritual cremation cemetery were found at Shetland, in the midst of the construction of the UK’s first rocket launchpads, or the SaxaVord spaceport.

‘Bronze Age to Space Age’: 4,000-year-old cemetery discovered at UK’s Shetland spaceport site

India and Britain may sign a free-trade agreement (FTA) this year since both nations have reached a consensus on broader structure of the deal, said Reuters citing a top trade ministry official.

Done deal? India-UK free trade agreement may be signed this year: Official

A British media report claims that Indian immigrants who enter the United Kingdom illegally were advised by the country’s lawyers to pretend to be a part of the Khalistan movement and apply for asylum in Britain under false human rights claims.

UK lawyers ask illegal immigrants from India to pose as Khalistanis to claim asylum: Report

The head of Niger's presidential guard, General Abdourahamane Tiani, on Friday, appeared on state television to defend this week's military coup, reiterating that the soldiers in the country had acted to safeguard national security.

Top 10 world news: Niger general declares himself president, 2024 US presidential campaign, and more

The UK government has taken another step towards keeping its promise to stop illegal immigration, and reports suggest that it may use tents to house 200 migrants. However, just recently, the UK home office purchased ten additional tents to house these migrants, as part of the plans introduced by Home Secretary Suella Braverman.

UK government buys tents to house asylum seekers : Reports

Due to a one-letter error in the domain name "report," the UK has unintentionally been sending sensitive material to Mali, a country that is allied with Russia. Unintentionally sending emails to Mali that contain classified material are British officials. The domain name was incorrectly spelt by officials as ". ml" when it should have been ".

UK defence officials send classified intel to African nation

The CEO of Coutts, a prominent private bank, has resigned in the aftermath of Nigel Farage's bank account cancellation. NatWest, which owns Coutts, said Peter Flavel's retirement was mutually agreed upon and would be effective immediately.

UK: Coutts Bank Chief Peter Flavel steps down over Farage account row

In England, the country with the highest quality child care provision in the world has become the biggest expenditures affecting working class families. In the UK, it is becoming very expensive for people.

UK government to make big investment in childcare as cost of it rise by over 6%

For patients with severely defective hearts, a transplant is their one hope of survival but many times transporting the organ in a good condition proves to be a bit of a hard task. In a revolutionary medical advancement, surgeons in the United Kingdom are using new technology to preserve organs. Watch to know more.

XVIVO Heartbox could revolutionise heart transplants

The UK government is still struggling to launch its key policy of legal migration. A UK High Court judge has ordered the Home Secretary to change a prominent part of the trafficking policy. Watch the video to know more.

UK home under radar over trafficking rules, no support for trafficking victims | World News | WION

Sotheby's, the auction house, is set to sell an "ultra-rare" pair of Apple-branded trainers on its website, offering a unique opportunity to one fortunate buyer.

Collector's dream: 'Ultra-rare' Apple trainers hit auction with $50,000 price tag

The Bank of England is set to incur a loss of more than $193 billion from the sale of bonds - this is due to the high interest rates. Reports now suggest that the payment will be paid by the treasury out of the current spending.

UK: High interest rates to force Bank of England to make a loss of $193 billion

The homeless crisis in the UK is showing no signs of stopping. According to the most recent government numbers, the number of individuals living in temporary accommodation in England has reached a 25-year high.

UK homelessness crisis spirals out of control, over 40,000 households lost home last year

Britain's data regulator said on Tuesday it will examine Worldcoin, a project by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman where users provide their iris scans in exchange for a digital identification and free cryptocurrency.

UK data watchdog to make enquiries about Worldcoin crypto project: Report

A UK high court judge ruled that home secretary Suella Braverman acted unlawfully and failed to provide basic and sufficient support like food to asylum seekers. The royal courts of justice accused Braverman of withholding a payout of 3.8 dollars a week to pregnant women and young children.

UK court: Home Secretary Suella Braverman failed asylum seekers by withholding $3.8 payout

UK Government is again under the radar for its asylum policies. A British judge has ruled that Home Secretary Suella Braverman acted unlawfully and failed to provide basic support to asylum seekers.

UK High Court criticises Home Secretary, 'Suella Braverman failed asylum seekers'

An aide of the former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has taken her seat in the House of the Lords aged just 30. Charlotte Owen is the youngest-ever life peer to the British Parliament unelected upper chamber.

UK: Boris Johnson's former aide gets life peerage; controversy over 'young' peers |World News | WION

UK Environment Agency CEO has warned that within 25 years London and the South East could run out of water. The cost of a severe drought to London's economy is estimated to be £423m per day.

UK: Possible water crisis to hit London

Pound on worst run since March 2020 as weak economy curbs interest rate rises. The pound has suffered its longest stretch of daily falls since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic amid growing speculation in the currency markets that a weakening economy will limit further increases in UK interest rates.

Pound on worst run since March 2020 as weak economy curbs interest rate rises

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