Several US federal government agencies have been hit in a global hacking campaign. The country's cyber watchdog agency says that the hackers exploited a vulnerability in a widely used file-transfer software. The statement by the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency added to a growing list of entities in the US, UK and other countries whose systems were infiltrated. British energy giant shell, the Johns Hopkins University, the Johns Hopkins health system and the university system of Georgia were also hit.

U.S. govt agencies hit in global hacking spree; Entities in UK & other nations also targeted

All central banks are attempting to manage inflation, which is a common adversary. In this royal-scale conflict, the UK appears to be losing its Crown Jewel to growing living costs. View this The Bank of England and the people of the United Kingdom are suffering from the highest level of inflation in more than 40 years.

Bank of England forced to hike interest rates?

Former director general of the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), Michael Lockwood, has been charged with nine sexual offences, including the rape of a girl under the age of 16 and multiple counts of indecent assault.

Ex-UK police watchdog chief charged with rape of teen girl, indecent assault

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

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'

A UK parliamentary committee has released a report stating that former prime minister Boris Johnson intentionally deceived lawmakers regarding his knowledge of numerous parties that violated lockdown restrictions at his office and government buildings during the COVID-19 pandemic.

'Partygate scandal': 5 key takeaways from committee report accusing Boris Johnson of lockdown parties

A ratty doll, more than 100 years old, with irreversible damage, including a dog-chewed right leg, has been sold for almost $67,000 at an auction in the United Kingdom.

Ratty, dog-chewed doll ready to be trashed auctioned for over US$67,000 in UK

UK interior minister Suella Braverman, on Wednesday, urged people to not make any assumptions following the stabbing incident in Nottingham, central England, that claimed the lives of three people.

UK interior minister Suella Braverman urges people not to speculate on Nottingham stabbing attack

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called for Conservative member on the privileges committee to resign, he claimed the Tory MP Bernard Jenkin himself attended a birthday party in Parliament during Covid restrictions.

Boris Johnson calls for Tory MP on panel to resign from 'Partygate' probe

The much-awaited report about Partygate from the Privileges Committee is now out. The MPs have concluded that former Prime Minister Boris Johnson deliberately misled MPs over Partygate. As per the report, Johnson already had knowledge of COVID rules and guidelines therefore he was also aware that the parties that took place inside number 10 were a breach of the same. Watch to know more about the report findings.

Privileges Committee report: Boris Johnson deliberately misled MPs

UK MPs publish Partygate report | English Latest news

Former UK PM Boris Johnson calls for Tory MP on panel to resign, targets Partygate panel member

A recent report claims that the country will lose 6,500 millionaires in 2023 with a large number of them migrating to Dubai and Singapore. The latest Henley private wealth migration report said that India will see the second-highest outflow of millionaires globally. that's next only to China, which will see the exodus of 13,500 millionaires. UK and sanctions-hit Russia have occupied the third and fourth places in this year's list.

India to lose 6.500 millionaires this year | World Business Watch

Three people were arrested after a double stabbing incident on Tuesday (June 13) which left one student from the Indian city of Hyderabad dead and another woman aged 28 injured in north-west London’s Wembley.

UK: Indian student killed, another woman injured after double stabbing incident in London, three arrested

The UK police is seeking a motive for these Nottingham murders. The British police has now focused investigations into these murders on a search for the motive of stabbing. The horrific incident left three people dead.

UK Police seek motive for Nottingham murders, man arrested after police finds three dead

India's National Investigation Agency has released CCTV footage of the March 19th vandalism attempt on the Indian High Commission in London. Releasing footage of the incident the NIA has now sought public help to identify and provide information on those behind the vandalism seen in the footage. It has promised to keep the identity of the informants secret.

NIA released video of Khalistan vandalisation attempt at Indian High Commission in UK

The tensions between British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and former PM Boris Johnson are at boiling point! The face-off is around the resignation honours list, a tradition that gives outgoing Prime Ministers the opportunity to nominate people for honours. All of this has now been reduced to name-calling and slanging matches in the UK Parliament. Keep watching to know more.

Boris Johnson accuses British PM Rishi Sunak of 'talking rubbish'

The tensions between British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and former PM Boris Johnson are at boiling point! The face-off is around the resignation honours list, a tradition that gives outgoing Prime Ministers the opportunity to nominate people for honours. All of this has now been reduced to name-calling and slanging matches in the UK Parliament.

Former UK Prime Minster Boris Johnson says he is victim of 'witch-hunt'

A peculiar case in the United Kingdom is raising eyebrows a 44-year-old British woman used medication to induce abortion but her pregnancy had crossed the legal set limit so now she has been handed over a 28-month prison sentence. The case took place in Central England, the unnamed woman became pregnant in 2019 and then she searched a number of abortion-related items online in the months following reports suggesting she was between 32 and 34 weeks of her pregnancy. She has been sentenced under an act that dates back to 1861 which suggests that abortions can only take place in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy for which the maximum sentence in the country is life imprisonment.

Women jailed for 28 months over abortion | UK News

In yet another violent attack in France, an 11-year-old British girl was shot dead and her father seriously wounded in the garden of her home in a small French village of Brittany, after their Dutch neighbour in the northwestern region of the country allegedly opened fire, the local officials reported on Monday (June 12).

11-year-old British girl shot dead, father critically injured in French village; suspect charged with murder

A research found that the majority of women with early-stage breast cancer could expect to become "long-term survivors". The large-scale research discovered that for certain women, the chance of dying within five years is as low as 0.

Majority early-stage breast cancer patients to be long-term survivors: Study

The latest United Nations report on trade and development shed light on the UK's exports, revealing that, aside from Japan, the UK has had the worst export track record among the G7 countries. According to the UNCTAD, UK goods and service exports were worth 813 billion pounds in 2012. and it only increased by 6% to $862 billion in 2021.

Export growth remains sluggish in UK

A 31-year-old man was caught in Nottingham City, England, on Tuesday morning on the suspicion of murdering three people and using his van to run over more at another site.

Nottingham horror: Man arrested for allegedly murdering three, running over others in England

UK: Boris Johnson's Honours List row continues, hits back at PM Rishi Sunak over peerages

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