The row over the British govt wanting to send asylum seekers to Rwanda has intensified. Not just the opposition, now a London appeals court described the plan as unlawful. The UK government has vowed to fight the ruling. After the ruling UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak quickly announced plans to appeal the verdict at the supreme court. The UK home secretary Suella Braverman described the ruling as a big disappointment, adding that she and Sunak will do everything possible to stop the illegal migrants coming into the UK on small boats.

UK government vows to fight court ruling on deporting refugees to Rwanda

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's government on Friday asked London's High Court to stop a public enquiry into its handling of the Covid pandemic forcing it to hand over some internal WhatsApp messages.

UK asks court to curb powers of COVID-19 enquiry to see WhatsApp messages

Member nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) have tentatively agreed to ask Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to continue to remain chief of the 31-member transatlantic alliance, Associated Press reported citing US officials familiar with the decision.

NATO countries open to extending Stoltenberg's tenure: Report

According to reports, UK NHS could have 12,500 extra doctors and nurses a year by 2028 to fill staffing shortages. The number of places in medical schools will rise from 7,500 to 10,000 by 2028 and could reach 15,000 by 2031 as a result of the NHS’s first long-term workforce plan.

UK NHS to have 12,500 extra doctors and nurses a year: Reports

After a London Court appealed to describe the plan as unlawful, that was the judgement. However, the UK government has vowed that it will battle to reverse this verdict that occurred yesterday. The dispute over the Rwanda Asylum Policy is still ongoing in the UK.

London Court: UK's Rwanda asylum plan unlawful

Frogmore Cottage, a gift from the late Queen Elizabeth II to Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, has been officially abandoned. According to Buckingham Palace's annual financial report, the couple recently removed their possessions from the house.

UK: Prince Harry and Meghan vacate Frogmore cottage

A 16-year-old reportedly fell ill after drinking a protein shake and died after suffering irreversible brain damage. A UK official has now called for protein drinks to have 'life-saving' health warnings. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Warning labels for protein shakes?

In Buckingham Palace, inflation has waged a war against the royal family. Bucking the trend of rising costs, the British royals have taken a bold step to cut expenses and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The annual sovereign grant report cited by Reuters has laid bare the strain on the royal family's budget due to the surging inflation. Rising costs for fuel and energy have taken their toll on the monarchy's finances, leading to a 5% increase in royal spending, primarily driven by escalating staff costs.

Royalty Vs Inflation: UK royal budgets rise as staff costs surge

Former UK ministers Nadine Dorries and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg have faced strong criticism from a committee in the House of Commons for attempting to obstruct an investigation against former prime minister Boris Johnson in relation to the Partygate scandal.

Partygate scandal: Ex-ministers Nadine Dorries, Jacob Rees-Mogg accused of interfering with probe

A British court has declared the government’s plan to send migrants to Rwanda as unlawful. The court of appeal ruling from Lord Burnett, Sir Geoffrey Vos, and Lord Justice Underhill came on Thursday, which refused to consider Rwanda as a “safe third country” where illegal migrants could be sent while their claims are processed.

British court declares govt’s plan to send migrants to Rwanda unlawful

Former United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson's allies are heavily criticized by a Commons committee after they launched a campaign to undermine the committee's investigation into Boris Johnson's claim.

Boris Johnson and other UK ministers admit to a gap in planning

London's Court of Appeal has ruled that the United Kingdom's government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful. Two of the three-judge panel have ruled that Rwanda is not safe. The court agreed that the UK government could not guarantee that Asylum Seekers sent to Rwanda would not be deported to the country from which they were fleeing adding that sending anyone to Rwanda would constitute a breach of Article 3 of the European Convention on human rights

Big setback to Rishi Sunak's govt: Rwanda asylum plan announced unlawful

London's court of appeal will rule if the United Kingdom's government's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is lawful. This verdict is crucial for the image of United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Rwanda asylum plan explained: UK's asylum seekers to be sent deported

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's pen has prompted some serious concerns in 10 downing street as he was pictured using pens with erasable ink in a cabinet meet.

Gravitas:  UK PM Rishi Sunak's pen triggers controversy

A British man on vacation with his family in Jamaica has died after attempting to sweep the entire roster of 21 cocktails featured on a bar's menu. The man, identified as 53-year-old Timothy Southern, hailed from Kingston and was staying at the Royal Decameron Club Caribbean in Saint Ann.

British man dies after attempting to gulp all 21 cocktails on bar menu in Jamaica

Going hungry in the UK due to historically high levels of food inflation risks becoming "the new normal" for millions of people, according to a study released on Tuesday. The study by the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at the University of Sussex said it was "concerning" that 14 percent of the population was now suffering from food poverty.

Hunger may become a 'new normal' in UK, shows study

In inflation hit UK, hunger could become 'new normal': Study

Labour leader Keir Starmer has vowed not to attack Rishi Sunak for being rich or for sending his children to private schools. Watch the video to know more.

Starmer vows not to attack Sunak over wealth

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has come under controversy yet again after it was revealed that he has been using pens with erasable ink during his tenure at 10, Downing Street.

British PM Rishi Sunak found using pen with erasable ink to sign official documents, make notes

UK's National Health Service is again under the radar, a study has found UK citizens die sooner from cancer and heart diseases than people in other rich countries. The main reason it stated is the lack of beds and staff according to a report by King's fund Thinktank, the NHS has been affected by years of under-investment while adding the number of avoidable deaths could have been prevented had patients received better treatment. The study includes 19 rich countries and included and it concluded that Britain has below average Health outcomes because it spends less.

Thinktank Report: UK has below average health outcomes

A Dutch research scientist living in the United Kingdom along with his six-year-old daughter was asked to leave within two months after his skilled worker visa was cancelled by the Home Office, reported the British media, on Tuesday (May 27).

Dutch widower with British daughter asked to leave UK after Home Office blunder: Here's what happened

The threat of more strikes by British nurses ended on Tuesday (June 27) after the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) said that a vote on industrial action had not met the legal threshold.

UK: Nurses' strike ends after low voter turnout

Opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer emphasised the importance of “modern India” to a Labour government (should the party win the next general election) in a speech on Monday and declared: “This a changed Labour party”.

UK Labour leader Keir Starmer declares he has 'reset party's relationship with India'

Former UK health secretary Matt Hancock has said that he is 'profoundly sorry for each death' in the UK caused by coronavirus. He is facing public enquiry into the Covid pandemic in the UK and was questioned by Hugo Keith KC, the lead counsel for the inquiry.

'Profoundly sorry for each death,' says former UK health secretary over Covid pandemic

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