Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has repeatedly insisted he did not intentionally mislead Parliament over Partygate in a three-hour grilling by a committee of MPs. Johnson began the session with a Bible in his hands.

Boris Johnson clashes with MPs over 'Partygate' denials

India and the UK have a strong partnership that is driven by close, personal ties, said UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly while adding that the violence directed against the staff at the Indian High Commission in London is unacceptable, and the UK government will make sure that there is proper security there as well as at all other foreign embassies in the country.

Pro-Khalistan protest: UK foreign ministry calls violence at Indian High Commission ‘unacceptable’

The security outside the British High Commission in New Delhi has been reduced. This is being seen as a retaliatory move to the attack on the Indian Mission in London. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Security reduced outside UK High Commission

A new report has brought forward stories of Iraqi civilians who survived British airstrikes in 2016-17. This month we mark the 20th anniversary of the Iraq War. The U.S. and UK have moved on, but Iraq is still in shambles. Will the West ever be held accountable for its war crimes? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: UK troops killed civilians in Mosul airstrikes | 20 years of the Iraq War

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Wednesday published his long-awaited tax documents, revealing he paid over $1.2 million (£1 million) in taxes over the last three financial years.

Sunak FINALLY publishes tax returns, comes under instant scrutiny from opposition

Boris Johnson is set to be grilled by the Privileges Committee to establish whether he knowingly misled the House of Commons over the partygate scandal of Covid-19 law-breaking parties at Downing Street.

Privileges committee to grill Boris Johnson over partygate scandal | WION Dispatch

Britain's Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said on Wednesday there was no nuclear escalation in the Ukraine war after Russian President Vladimir Putin criticised Britain for supplying depleted uranium tank munitions to Ukrainian forces.

UK says no nuclear escalation in Ukraine after row over depleted uranium munitions

The Commons privileges committee has now published a bundle of evidence that Boris Johnson and the MPs questioning him may refer to during today’s session. Johnson is preparing to face an investigation over claims that he lied to Parliament over the Partygate scandal.

Partygate evidence published as Boris Johnson prepares to face inquiry

The cost of the government's plan to clamp down on Channel migrant crossings could amount to more than £9billion in the first three years, according to a refugee charity.

UK government's migrant plan could cost £9bn in first three years

TikTok denies data transfer: As a major global economies including United Kingdom and United States and New Zealand, banned or restricted the use of TikTok. The CEO of the Chinese short video app Shou Zi Chew has declared and clarified that it doesn't transfer data to the Chinese government.

TikTok denies transferring data to China, CEO says 'never shared users' data'

British parliamentary committee has published evidence submitted by former prime minister Boris Johnson defending himself in an inquiry into whether he intentionally misled lawmakers about illegal parties held during Covid-19 lockdowns.

UK Parliament committee publishes Boris Johnson's partygate evidence | WION Dispatch

Britain is set to watch the televised interrogation of Boris Johnson over the infamous partygate row. Johnson has prepared a defence on the case, but will it be strong enough? or will Johnson get caught in his own web of lies? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Britain awaits the 'partygate' judgement

According to a damning report, the London's Metropolitan Police is institutionally racist, sexist and homophobic and may have more officers like killer Wayne Couzens and serial rapist David Carrick.

London's Met Police is racist, misogynistic and homophobic, says new report

Sunak’s net favourability of score -21 still trails Labour rival Keir Starmer’s (-11) by double digits. While about as many people have a favourable view of the leader of the opposition (37%) as the prime minister, fewer people dislike him (48%). Unlike Sunak, Starmer’s ratings are virtually identical to those from the previous survey.

Tories cut labour popularity lead: Survey

The privilege committee is investigating the former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson partygate denial. The committee is not expected to release its report until next month. This comes after the Johnson submitted a 50-page dossier in his defence over the partygate scandal.

Former UK PM Johnson submits 50-page dossier laying out his defence

As North Korea intensified test-firing of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), its ruler Kim Jong Un said the nation should be prepared to launch nuclear attacks to counter US and South Korea who are bolstering their military ties lately.

Morning news brief: Kim calls for nuclear attack readiness, one arrested in Khalistani vandalism, & more

A man has been arrested in connection with the Khalistani vandalisation that took place at the Indian High Commission in London on Sunday, British media reported quoting Metropolitan police spokesperson.

One arrested after Khalistani extremists vandalise Indian High Commission in UK

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson could publish his defence documents on Monday as he prepares to face an investigation over claims that he lied to Parliament over the Partygate scandal.

Boris Johnson set to submit defence over Partygate scandal

Ex-UK PM Boris Johnson to reveal evidence in his defence over Partygate scandal

Indian government summons UK diplomats in New Delhi pertaining to incident of Khalistani supporters taking down Indian flag at High Commission in London.

India summons top UK diplomat in New Delhi

The Commons Privileges Committee, which is looking into at least four instances where the former prime minister may have purposefully misled Members with his promises that lockdown regulations were followed, will question the former prime minister for a considerable amount of time. Before being questioned by MPs about whether he misled to Parliament about the partygate affair, Boris Johnson is need to present a dossier of supporting documentation.

Ex-UK PM Boris Johnson to reveal evidence in his defence over partygate scandal

Rolls-Royce has secured a funding from UK Space Agency backing research by the British luxury carmaker into how nuclear power could be used to support a future moon base for astronauts.

Nuclear reactor for moon base? UK space agency backs Rolls-Royce in its research

British interior minister Suella Braverman has arrived in Rwanda. She is in Kigali to discuss an agreement regarding the migrant situation. According to this agreement, UK will be relocating migrants arriving without any prior permission to Rwanda, since its inception, the plan has been mired in legal challenges and controversy.

UK's Interior Minister Braverman in Rwanda, to sign joint communique

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be quizzed by a panel of lawmakers. Johnson will be questioned on whether he intentionally had misled the parliament about the illegal parties during the coronavirus lockdowns.

Partygate Scandal: Panel to decide if Boris Johnson misled parliament

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