Trump admitted the Russia-Ukraine war is harder to resolve than expected, saying Putin “let him down.” Starmer condemned Putin’s renewed offensive and NATO airspace violations. Both leaders pledged continued efforts to secure lasting peace in Ukraine.


US President Trump Eyes Redeployment At Afghanistan's Bagram Air Base | WION

EU remains divided over its climate action plan, raising concerns that it may miss the deadline for adopting a new climate target. Disagreements center on costs, energy policies, and national interests.

EU Divided Over Climate Action Plan, Likely To Miss Deadline On New Climate Target 

U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to designate a left-wing group as a terror organization. Watch the video to find out more on this!

Trump's 'Terror Org Announcement': US President Targets Left-Wing Group

Trump says he disagrees with Starmer over recognising Palestine 

British police have arrested three people accused of assisting Russia’s intelligence service in the latest espionage case on UK soil.
UK Officials warn of a rise in “proxy” spies recruited by foreign states, as London continues to accuse Moscow of sabotage missions across Europe.

UK arrests three suspected Russian spies in Essex


U.S. President Donald Trump arrives at Chequers via helicopter, where he is greeted by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The meeting marks the start of high-level talks between the two leaders on key bilateral and global issues. Stay tuned for live updates from Chequers.


Trump UK State Visit: US President And Starmer Expected To Announce Big Business Deals

President Donald Trump will meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the latter's official country residence on Thursday, on the second day of a historic second state visit to the U.K. which saw Trump hosted by the royal family at Windsor Castle on Wednesday.


Breaking: UK PM Starmer & First Lady Victoria welcome Trump at Chequers 

Trump in UK: US President Donald Trump was given a formal royal reception at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, during his state visit to the United Kingdom. King Charles III welcomed the President with full military honors, including mounted troops and ceremonial pomp.

U.S. President at Windsor dinner | King Charles hails Trump's commitment to peace 

In Afghanistan's Kabul, cosmetic surgery clinics are booming.
Botox, facelifts, and hair transplants are in high demand, offering a surprising glimpse of resilience, vanity, and quiet defiance.
Watch this video for more details.

Botox Under the Burqa: Cosmetic Surgery Thrives in Taliban’s Afghanistan

U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump arrive in the United Kingdom for an unprecedented second state visit. The couple received a grand royal welcome.


Trump In UK: UK Govt Rolls Out Royal Red-carpet Welcome To Win Over US President

Britain is rolling out its grandest traditions in an attempt to influence Donald Trump’s stance on the Ukraine war. The US president, joined by First Lady Melania Trump, will become the first American leader to be formally welcomed to Windsor Castle.


Trump in UK: Can Starmer get Trump to take a harder route with Putin? 

Trump arrives at Windsor Castle, begins first full day of UK state visit 

Trump In UK: King Charles greeted Donald Trump as the U.S. president's historic second state visit to Britain began with unprecedented pomp, intense security, technology investments and planned protests.


Breaking: US President, First Lady to witness 'beating retreat'

Trump In UK: Kate Middleton and Prince William welcomed President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump at Windsor Castle.

Breaking: King Charles greets the Trumps | UK rolls out the royal carpet for Trump 

UK Pension Boost: The UK government has confirmed a likely 4.7% increase in the state pension starting April 2026. This rise, expected to add over £500 annually for many pensioners, is based on the "triple lock" system, which adjusts pensions according to whichever is highest among inflation, wage growth, or 2.5%. 


UK Pension Boost: 4.7% Boost Expected for UK State Pension Next Year 

UK: The united kingdom’s government has confirmed another pension boost.
From next year, millions of retirees will see their income rise. But behind this promise lies a bigger question. How long can the triple lock hold under pressure?

UK: State Pension to Rise 4.7% in April 2026

Donald Trump heads to the UK for a state visit as Prime Minister Keir Starmer looks to secure new investment deals. Watch the video to know more on this!

Trump heads to UK for state visit, Starmer eyes investment deals 

East Wiltshire MP Danny Kruger has defected from the Conservative Party to Reform UK, calling the Tories “over” and naming Nigel Farage as the new leader of conservatism. Kruger criticized the Conservative Party for clinging to “defunct institutions” and expressed hope others will follow him. Reform UK positions itself as a serious government-in-waiting ahead of the next election.

MP Danny Kruger defects from Tory to reform UK, declares Tory Party ‘is over’

UK Deploys RAF Jets, Tanker to Poland | British Jets to Secure NATO Airspace Following Drone Breaches
The UK will send Typhoon fighter jets to Poland to take part in NATO’s new Eastern Sentry mission, following what officials described as the most serious violation of alliance airspace by Russia to date.



UK Deploys RAF Jets, Tanker to Poland | British Jets to Secure NATO Airspace Following Drone Breaches

UK fighter jets will join a NATO operation over Poland to help defend the alliance's eastern flank after Russian drones entered Polish airspace last week, the defence ministry said Monday."British fighter jets will fly air defence missions over Poland to counter aerial threats from Russia, including drones," the ministry said in a statement, adding the missions by RAF Typhoons would start "in the coming days".NATO chief Mark Rutte said Friday the alliance would reinforce the defence of its eastern flank following a Russian drone raid into Polish airspace.Poland and its NATO allies last week scrambled jets to shoot down Russian drones over allied airspace for the first time since the war in Ukraine started three-and-a-half years ago.And on Saturday Romania became the latest NATO member state to report a drone incursion, as Poland also scrambled aircraft in response to fresh Russian drone strikes just over the border in Ukraine."Russia's reckless behaviour is a direct threat to European security and a violation of international law," UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in a statement.He said the "aircraft are not just a show of strength, they are vital in deterring aggression" as well as securing NATO airspace and protecting the UK's national security.Allies including France and Germany have already said they would send more fighter jets to Poland, while Rutte said Denmark would also join the operation.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned Russia is deliberately expanding its drone operations.The UK on Monday summoned the Russian ambassador to London, with the foreign ministry saying the "significant and unprecedented violation of Polish and NATO airspace by Russian drones ... was utterly unacceptable".Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Allies including France and Germany have already said they would send more fighter jets to Poland, while Rutte said Denmark would also join the operation.

UK fighter jets will join a NATO operation over Poland to help defend the alliance's eastern flank after Russian drones entered Polish airspace last week, the defence ministry said Monday. "British fighter jets will fly air defence missions over Poland to counter aerial threats from Russia, including drones," the ministry said in a statement, adding the missions by RAF Typhoons would start "in the coming days". NATO chief Mark Rutte said Friday the alliance would reinforce the defence of its eastern flank following a Russian drone raid into Polish airspace. Poland and its NATO allies last week scrambled jets to shoot down Russian drones over allied airspace for the first time since the war in Ukraine started three-and-a-half years ago. And on Saturday Romania became the latest NATO member state to report a drone incursion, as Poland also scrambled aircraft in response to fresh Russian drone strikes just over the border in Ukraine. "Russia's reckless behaviour is a direct threat to European security and a violation of international law," UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in a statement. He said the "aircraft are not just a show of strength, they are vital in deterring aggression" as well as securing NATO airspace and protecting the UK's national security. Allies including France and Germany have already said they would send more fighter jets to Poland, while Rutte said Denmark would also join the operation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned Russia is deliberately expanding its drone operations. The UK on Monday summoned the Russian ambassador to London, with the foreign ministry saying the "significant and unprecedented violation of Polish and NATO airspace by Russian drones ... was utterly unacceptable". Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Allies including France and Germany have already said they would send more fighter jets to Poland, while Rutte said Denmark would also join the operation.

UK fighter jets to join NATO operation over Poland after Russian drone intrusion

Growing tensions at the heart of British politics as PM Kier Starmer faces test to retain his leadership. Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is widely tipped as a potential successor.

UK PM Starmer Under Pressure As Labour Rival Andy Burnham Seeks His Job

A toxic algae bloom has spread across Lough Neagh, the largest lake in the UK and Ireland, posing serious risks to wildlife, public health, and local water supplies. Authorities are warning residents to avoid contact with the water as cleanup efforts begin.

Lough Neagh suffocates under toxic algae | Locals warn of ecological collapse 

UK and Ireland's largest lake turns toxic

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned violent scenes at a massive far-right rally in London led by Tommy Robinson. With over 110,000 anti-immigration protesters and multiple arrests, Starmer said Britain “will never surrender” its national flag to extremists who promote fear and division. Hope Not Hate called speeches at the rally “extremely disturbing” as police confirmed 26 officers were injured in clashes.


Starmer vows UK will not ‘surrender flag’ to far-right after violent London rally

A first group of sick and wounded children from Gaza are headed to Britain under a scheme allowing them to receive medical treatment, the UK's health ministry confirmed Sunday.Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced in July that Britain will evacuate Gazan children for treatment, noting most hospitals in the Palestinian territory are no longer functioning.The government has said the scheme is essential due to the lack of vital medicines and supplies in Gaza and medical workers being unable to do their jobs safely."We expect the children and their immediate family members to arrive in the UK in the coming weeks," said a health ministry statement, noting that no flight details would be released "for operational security reasons".In an interview with the Daily Mirror newspaper on Friday, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said the first group of children "have left Gaza and are on the way... to the UK".The paper reported the children are being cared for by medics in another country in the region, before coming to Britain for treatment.A small number of injured Gazan children have already been brought to Britain under a private programme, Project Pure Hope.Ministers have not said how many children will arrive under the new scheme, with reports the first cohort could comprise 30 to 50.Authorities are also working to evacuate students with places to study at British universities."It's a lot of diplomatic work in order to help them actually leave Gaza and then also travel through other countries in order to be able to get to the UK," Cooper told The Mirror."But that work is underway and I'm determined to make sure that we can do our bit to help those injured families and also to help students get into their courses this autumn."Israel launched its Gaza offensive in October 2023 in retaliation for the cross-border attack by Palestinian group Hamas, which resulted in the deaths of 1,219 people, most of them civilians, according to an AFP tally based on Israeli figures.Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed at least 64,756 Palestinians, most of them civilians, according to figures from the health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza that the UN considers reliable.Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced in July that Britain will evacuate Gazan children for treatment, noting most hospitals in the Palestinian territory are no longer functioning.

A first group of sick and wounded children from Gaza are headed to Britain under a scheme allowing them to receive medical treatment, the UK's health ministry confirmed Sunday. Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced in July that Britain will evacuate Gazan children for treatment, noting most hospitals in the Palestinian territory are no longer functioning. The government has said the scheme is essential due to the lack of vital medicines and supplies in Gaza and medical workers being unable to do their jobs safely. "We expect the children and their immediate family members to arrive in the UK in the coming weeks," said a health ministry statement, noting that no flight details would be released "for operational security reasons". In an interview with the Daily Mirror newspaper on Friday, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said the first group of children "have left Gaza and are on the way... to the UK". The paper reported the children are being cared for by medics in another country in the region, before coming to Britain for treatment. A small number of injured Gazan children have already been brought to Britain under a private programme, Project Pure Hope. Ministers have not said how many children will arrive under the new scheme, with reports the first cohort could comprise 30 to 50. Authorities are also working to evacuate students with places to study at British universities. "It's a lot of diplomatic work in order to help them actually leave Gaza and then also travel through other countries in order to be able to get to the UK," Cooper told The Mirror. "But that work is underway and I'm determined to make sure that we can do our bit to help those injured families and also to help students get into their courses this autumn." Israel launched its Gaza offensive in October 2023 in retaliation for the cross-border attack by Palestinian group Hamas, which resulted in the deaths of 1,219 people, most of them civilians, according to an AFP tally based on Israeli figures. Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed at least 64,756 Palestinians, most of them civilians, according to figures from the health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza that the UN considers reliable. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced in July that Britain will evacuate Gazan children for treatment, noting most hospitals in the Palestinian territory are no longer functioning.

First batch of sick, injured Gaza children UK-bound under govt scheme

A Sikh woman was told to "go back to her own country" by two men who allegedly raped her at a park in Oldbury, UK. Police are treating the assault as a racially aggravated hate crime and launched a manhunt for the suspects.


UK: Rape of sikh woman sparks outrage, police probe ‘racially aggravated attack’ 

UK: 'Go back to your country, ' Sikh woman told after being raped at park

UK Universities are in crisis, and the impact extends far beyond their campuses. These institutions supported 1.2 million jobs and contributed over $ 100 billion to the economy last year. But with tuition fees frozen, visa curbs biting, and research funding gaps widening, experts warn the sector's ability to sustain regional economies is at risk.


Experts warn of mounting University sector crisis in UK 

A massive far-right march in central London turned violent on Saturday, leaving 26 police officers injured and prompting 25 arrests after clashes broke out between protesters and security forces.


London protests: 150,000 gather at anti-immigration rally in UK 

A UK-based data watchdog has warned of a worrying trend. Teenagers are hacking into their own schools' computer systems. Between January 2022 and August 2024, at least 215 data breaches in UK schools were linked to insider cyberattacks, and more than half were carried out by students themselves. In this video, we break down why these insider attacks are happening, what motivates students to hack, and how schools and parents can respond.


UK watchdog warns of rising teen cyber threats

Britain's ambassador to the U.S., Peter Mandelson, has said he deeply regrets ever meeting Jeffrey Epstein and that he had carried on that association "for far longer than I should have done".


UK envoy Peter Mandelson's 50th birthday message to Epstein goes public

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