UK PM Rishi Sunak has been accused of sitting on a sensitive report about Chinese espionage in Britain. The much awaited report by Parliament's intelligence and security committee took four years in the making before it was sent to Sunak.

UK PM Rishi Sunak accused of delaying Chinese spy report

The UK will back Ukraine's economy to the tune of $3 billion over the next three years while it fights back against Russian forces, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced on Tuesday.

UK unveils $3 billion backing for Ukraine reconstruction

The latest inflation rates in the UK gives a sense of ease to Britons as it drops to 8.7%in April from 10.1% in March. The inflation rate stand under 10% for the first time since August last year. However the latest figure released by the Office for National Statistics remain way more than the predicted 8.2% rates. Reports say that the drop took place because the energy rates are slowing down from extreme hikes witnessed an year ago.

UK inflation stagnant at 8.7% pressure on Tory govt to act on soaring price

Boris Johnson has become a writer for the Daily Mail, but this has sparked a new controversy. The ex-parliamentarian has breached a 'ministerial code'. What is the 'ministerial code'? Molly Gambhir brings you all the details.

Gravitas: Boris Johnson takes up a new job | BoJo breaches the 'ministerial code'

In an unprecedented move reflecting the UK's cost-of-living challenges, Church of England vicars have submitted their first-ever formal pay claim, highlighting the impact of the crisis on clergy members.

Historic demand: Church of England clergy seek pay raise after 500 years

UK on Monday began implementing a preferential trading scheme with 65 poor and developing countries in a bid to boost the country's trade. UK's international trade minister Nigel Huddleston launched the developing countries trading scheme (DCTS). He said that this scheme will remove or reduce tariffs and simplifies trading rules.

UK's new trade scheme for developing nations

The House of Commons in Britain has overwhelmingly supported a report that accuses former Prime Minister Boris Johnson of lying to lawmakers regarding lockdown-breaching parties held in his office.

UK MPs overwhelmingly back report slamming Boris Johnson for ‘partygate’

Conservative Party aides in the United Kingdom were invited for a “Jingle and Mingle” event during the 2020 COVID-19-induced lockdown, as per an invitation seen by BBC, reported on Monday (June 18).

UK: Tory members were called for ‘Jingle and Mingle’ party during Covid lockdown, shows invitation

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and UK's foreign secretary James Cleverly held a joint press conference in London to discuss the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Both leaders discussed the rallying international support to help Ukraine recover from the severe impact of the Russian invasion.

Antony Blinken and James Cleverly hold joint US-UK press conference in London

Hundreds of media groups across the world have alleged that Britain's Conservative Party is undermining press freedom by charging fees to journalists who would come to cover their annual conference.

Media accuses UK Tories of stifling press freedom over conference charges

In a letter to the prime minister, a cross-party group of British MPs and peers has urged him to rethink his decision to permit a top Chinese government official to visit this week. This person is accused of organising the forcible repatriation of hundreds of dissidents, including some from the UK. The leader of the Communist Party of China central committee's foreign division, Liu Jianchao, is scheduled to address the Chatham House think tank and meet with UK lawmakers.

UK MPs urge Sunak to reconsider visit by controversial Chinese official

Police in the United Kingdom have recorded a 59 per cent increase in crimes of sadistic nature against swans, ducks and geese in two years between 2020 and 2022.

Decapitated swans, drowned ducks: UK sees spike in crimes against waterfowl

War-torn Ukraine is seeking up to $40 billion to fund the first part of a 'Green Marshall Plan' to rebuild its economy. A two-day meet, co-hosted by Ukraine and UK, begins in London on Wednesday. Politicians and financiers will discuss the country's short-term funding issues as well as look at long-term reconstruction efforts. The World Bank estimates Ukraine's reconstruction will cost $411 billion, three times the country's gross domestic product.

Ukraine seeks to become world's cheapest supplier of Green Steel | Rebuilding war-torn nation

MPs will decide later today whether or not to support a report that claims Boris Johnson purposefully deceived Parliament about lockdown parties in Downing Street. A year-long inquiry by the Commons privileges committee revealed that the former prime minister had broken several laws with his Partygate denials.

UK: Tory MPs to decide whether to endorse report by privileges committee

The Australian Upper House of Parliament has cleared the way for a historic referendum to take place later this year, which has the potential to make history by officially recognising the nation's indigenous population.

UK: Senate passes legislation to hold referendum by end of the year

Suella Braverman has urged police commanders to utilise stop-and-frisk more frequently in order to 'seize dangerous weapons and prevent more knife crime attacks.'

UK: Suella Braverman says police has her 'full support' to ramp up use of 'Stop & Search'

Birmingham's Balti restaurants struggle to keep up with competition. Balti is a curry dish created by Pakistani immigrants in Birmingham in 1970s. Authentic Balti is associated with Birmingham's culture.

UK: Birmingham Balti restaurants fight for survival

Boris Johnson was accused on Friday of a new breach for taking a newspaper columnist job without waiting for required ethics vetting. Remember, the former British prime minister quit parliament last week over a finding that he misled lawmakers about covid lockdown parties. The Tories are divided over whether to endorse the findings of a panel of lawmakers that he deliberately misled parliament over parties at his office during the pandemic. Johnson started his working life in journalism, sacked by the Times newspaper for making up a quote. He went on to have a career at the daily telegraph, whereas a Brussels correspondent, he lambasted the EU in vivid, if not always accurate prose. He later pursued parallel media and political careers as editor of the Spectator magazine and as a member of parliament. Before becoming prime minister, he wrote a column for the daily telegraph. That column often saw him criticized for his views, and he was accused of islamophobia.

UK Panel: Boris Johnson took job without vetting, a clear breach

The controversial UK migrant law is under the radar once again. The National Audit Office has warned the plans to make the asylum system more efficient as it is not working and said that the Asylum system plans are not on track.

UK: Critical report on migration law; National Audit Office says, 'asylum system plans not on track'

The Party Gate Report, which accuses former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson of purposefully misleading the parliament, has caused a split within the Conservative Party in the UK. Conservative MPs are now split over whether to approve the report or not, with Johnson's supporters already planning to vote against it.

UK: Conservative party in split over partygate report

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak joined the UK Home Office enforcement officials on a raid as part of a nationwide crackdown on illegal migration, which ended in the arrest of 105 foreign nationals from across 20 nationalities.

UK PM Rishi Sunak joins raid on illegal migrants, 105 arrested

With the live pictures on your screens, Britain's King Charles is commemorating his first official birthday parade as the Sovereign. Since 1760, a ritual in which the Sovereign inspects soldiers while riding a horse has taken place every year. Just a few weeks have passed after Charles' coronation on May 6, when the parade known as trooping the colour takes place.

UK: King Charles III takes to saddle to restore royal tradition

The UK police on Friday charged the 31-year-old man, arrested over Nottingham stabbings, with three counts of murder. The police released a statement saying that the arrested suspect Valdo Calocane has also been charged with three counts of attempted murder.

UK police charge Nottingham stabbing suspect with three counts of murder

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - UK: Bypoll for Johnson's seat scheduled for July 20, Russia seeks int'l investigation, Ramaphosa leads African Peace Mission, Zelensky praises US legislation on frozen Russian assets, Russia and Algeria Presidents meet.

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