Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called for a closer relationship with the US, in the lead up to his visit to Washington.

UK PM Rishi Sunak pledges to strengthen ties with US | WION Speed News

The United Kingdom (UK) will remove Chinese-made surveillance equipment from sensitive government sites. According to a report by the news agency Reuters early Thursday (June 8), the step is part of the government's latest plans to address national security concerns related to China.

UK to remove Chinese-made surveillance equipment from sensitive govt sites; Beijing hits back

Two iconic UK publications may soon be sold out to new owner media, reports suggest that Daily Telegraph and Spectator magazines may be sold after receivers seize the company that owns both publications.

UK: Two iconic publications, Telegraph & Spectator, may be sold | World News | WION

Obesity - the cold and silent killer - can now be treated with this weight-loss drug that is being given for free in the UK. The country is planning on giving obese and diabetic patients, a free access to the new diet drug.

UK: Semaglutide, the weight-loss drug, to be given out for free to eligible patients

Britain's leader Rishi Sunak is in Washington for a two-day visit that marks his fourth encounter with President Joe Biden in as many months. But before checking in with his American counterpart, the cricket-loving prime minister caught a baseball game.

AI, Ukraine, Baseball: UK leader Rishi Sunak tours Washington

Jordan Thomson, 30, was caught on video taking 48 Twix bars, 48 Snickers bars, 24 Bounty bars, and 24 Yorkie bars from the Co-Op in New Broadway, Worthing, on April 30 — just a few days after he was freed from jail for crimes similar to these, according to Sussex police.

Watch | Man fails to resist love for chocolates, steals 144 bars from store in Sussex, UK

The UK government has ordered China to shut unofficial police stations operating on the British soil. Remember, UK previously stated any intimidation on British soil of foreign nationals by China or other states was unacceptable. The foreign office told the Chinese embassy that any functions related to such police service stations are unacceptable and they must not operate in any form. The Chinese embassy responded that all such stations have been closed permanently. Similar operations have been investigated in the United States, Canada and several European countries. US Authorities recently arrested two men for allegedly setting up one such outpost in New York. Chinese security officials were charged over a campaign to monitor and harass US-based dissidents.

China's long-arm policing: UK acts against unofficial police stations | Transnational repression

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- Britain's Prince Harry took to the witness box to testify against the British press. Prince of Sussex has accused the press for intrusion and playing a destructive role throughout his life. Harry has said that our prying eyes of the Tabloid strained his relationship with his former girlfriend Chelsy Davy as well.

Prince Harry testifies against British Press, accusing them for hampering privacy

The Viscri village in Transylvania gathers attention annually. Britain's King Charles III makes an annual trip to this remote village, where he owns properties. This year as well, King visited the village, marking his first trip abroad since being crowned. On arriving in Viscri, Charles was greeted by dozens of locals and tourists from all around the world. Residents waited behind barriers to catch a final glimpse of the King Charles III.

King Charles III visits the Romanian village of Viscri, wrapping up his Transylvania trip

Prince Harry was back in the witness box at the London High Court on Wednesday for a second day of grilling over his allegations that British tabloids targeted him with phone-hacking and other unlawful behaviour.

Prince Harry faces second day of grilling over UK tabloid claims

A teenager in the UK was sentenced to prison after he crushed a car with his tractor under the influence of drugs. The incident was caught on CCTV after which the video went viral on social media.

Horrifying Visuals: Teenager crushes car with his tractor

UK PM Rishi Sunak's tech adviser Max Clifford has warned that AI could create a new species that can outsmart humans and lead to their extinction. Are we close to the doomsday? Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas | Sunak's tech adviser warns: Two years to doomsday due to AI

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Zelensky meets UK Foreign Secretary in Kyiv, US President meets Danish PM in Washington, Antony Blinken heads to Saudi for three-day visit.

Zelensky meets UK Foreign Secy in Kyiv | US Pres meets Danish PM in Washington | WION Speed News

In a major coup for Tata Consultancy Services, or TCS, the IT services giant has secured a transformative 10-year contract with the department for education in the United Kingdom. This groundbreaking deal is set to revolutionize the teachers' pension scheme, the country's second-largest public sector pension program.

TCS bags 10-year contract for teacher’s pension in UK | World Business Watch

Vastly intelligent artificial intelligence (AI) systems may have the capability to "kill humans" within the next two years, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's adviser on AI has warned.

Tick tock! AI could 'kill humans' within two years, warns Sunak's adviser

Prince Harry is set to make an appearance in the UK court as his case against the publisher of the Daily Mail begins. This also makes the Duke of Sussex the first senior British Royal to give evidence in the court in 130 years.

UK: Prince Harry set for court appearance, expected to give evidence against Mirror group

Prince Harry has began giving evidence at London’s High Court in his lawsuit against a tabloid publisher whose titles he accuses of phone-hacking and other unlawful activities.

Prince Harry: UK tabloids hacked my voicemails

Prince Harry gives evidence in UK court in phone hacking trial

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, is currently appearing in court in London for this eagerly awaited event. He is also the subject of an ongoing legal dispute in the United States about his drug use, which could result in more litigation.

UK: Prince Harry sues Mirror group newspapers for alleged phone hacking

Since the introduction of the controversial migrant bill, the UK government has been looking into various alternatives for housing migrants and now, Rishi Sunak-led government is stretching the plan to four more new locations.

UK PM Rishi Sunak says, 'New migration policy is working, illegal migration down by 20%'

As ministers and the Covid investigative panel debate turning over the evidence, which people are eager to see, the UK is awaiting a major High Court judgement on the former prime minister Boris Johnson's WhatsApp chats and diary entries.

UK awaits High Court's decision on ex-PM Boris Johnson's Whatsapp chats

UK PM Rishi Sunak has claimed that his new migration policy has been one of the big wins. Sunak also said that the government will house hundreds more asylum-seekers on barges.

UK PM Rishi Sunak says his new migration plan is working

The United States Navy, on Sunday (June 4) said its personnel along with the United Kingdom Royal Navy came to the aid of a merchant ship in the Strait of Hormuz, in the Persian Gulf after three fast-attack boats from Iran’s Revolutionary Guard allegedly “harassed” it.

US, UK navies respond to ‘distress call’ in Strait of Hormuz after Iranian boats ‘harassed’ ship

UK: Prince Harry expected to give evidence against newspaper group

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