A serial killer popularly known as the ‘Devil's Disciple’ may soon be out from behind the bars. Often referred to as Britain's forgotten serial killer, Patrick Mackay has been in prison for 48 years, since 1975.

UK serial killer Patrick Mackay a.k.a. ‘Devil's Disciple’ may be released soon. Here's all you need to know

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has rejected suggestions that he might have misled Parliament. On Friday, a Parliamentary committee stated that there was evidence of Boris Johnson deceiving Parliament about knowledge of lockdown-breaking parties at his Downing Street office.

'Bring your own Booze' and 'Wine Time Fridays': Did Boris Johnson mislead UK Parliament? | Details

The Britain's largest mosque which was partially destroyed during a huge fire back in 2015 will now reopen on Saturday. The mosque that is managed by members of the Ahmadiya sect was burnt down by certain alleged miscreants.

UK mosque repaired with stones imported for Portugal

UK govt is mulling a new law to stop migrants who cross the English channel on small boats from claiming asylum. Sunak and Braverman are likely to announce the new legislation next week. The legislation will grant powers to allow the mass detention of thousands of asylum seekers who travel to the UK in small boats before they are sent to Rwanda or a safe third country.

UK to crackdown against asylum seekers

The intelligence chiefs of 25 countries gathered in India’s capital New Delhi this week to discuss the ongoing geopolitical tensions. With focus on the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its impact on the Global South, intelligence representatives from France, the UK's MI6, and several West Asian countries took part in the meeting.

Intelligence chiefs from 25 countries met in India this week

UK ministers and the then Health Secretary Matt Hancock are under fire again over violating Covid pandemic guidelines after new leaked messages reveal that they joked about locking up travellers arriving in quarantine hotels.

Leaked messages reveal UK senior ministers joked about locking up travellers during Covid

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - The United Kingdom Home Secretary Suella Braverman has warned against Islamist extremism and this cautioned that political correctness in the larger scheme of things for British national security has created a blind spot for such extremism to flourish.

Trending on WION: 'Political Correctness' let Islamist extremism to grow in UK: Suella Braverman

Aboriginal spears from Australia, taken by Captain James Cook in 1770, are all set to be returned to the present-day descendants of the community in Sydney. After 20 years of campaigning from the indigenous people, Cambridge University's Trinity College has agreed to return the spears.

UK to return spears taken from Aboriginals of Australia in 1770

As light pollution continues to increase around the world, the stars above the Welsh island remain a much as our ancestors would have seen them. The night skies above the Welsh Island are now recognised as some of the best in the world.

UK: YNYS Elli also known as Bardsey Island wins world's stargazing fame | WION Climate Tracker

A flock of starlings was seen forming a murmuration over England's skies. The birds were spinning in the sky creating shape-shifting clouds.

Starlings create murmuration over the UK sky I WION Shorts

A three-year-old boy from the United Kingdom’s town of Redhill dressed up as Prince Harry for World Book Day and even posed with a poster of the cover of the latter’s autobiography ‘Spare’.

Three-year-old UK boy dresses up as Prince Harry for World Book Day

According to messages obtained by the Telegraph, Hancock and Simon Case joked about travellers being "shut up" in "shoe box" hotel rooms. Matt Hancock also advises that police be told to enforce the restrictions more strictly.

UK spy chief sorry for failing to stop Manchester concert bombing

On Monday, UK prime minister Rishi Sunak struck a new deal with the European Union to ease trade restrictions in Northern Ireland. Now, breaking silence former prime minister Boris Johnson has said that he would struggle to back the Brexit deal.

New Brexit Deal: Boris Johnson Vs Rishi Sunak

Leaked texts purport to reveal that the former health secretary Matt Hancock and a senior assistant made fun of those who were quarantined during lockdown. Hancock and Simon Case appear to be making fun of travellers being "shut up" in "shoe box" hotel rooms in messages that were released by the Telegraph. Also, Matt Hancock proposes telling police to enforce the law more firmly.

Former UK health secretary Matt Hancock's leaked texts

Ex-PM Johnson: I'd struggle to back new Brexit deal

Advocates are celebrating news British Columbia will become the first in Canada to make prescription contraception free to all residents starting April 1. The announcement first promised by the B.C. New Democrats ahead of the 2020 election was part of Finance Minister Katrine Conroy's budget speech Tuesday.

British Columbia first in Canada to provide free contraception

UK MPs have urged Formula 1 to set up an independent inquiry into the links between grands prix and human rights violations. Watch the video to know more.

MP and Human Rights Campaigners Call for F1 drivers to use their platforms "For Change"

Hundreds of victims of human trafficking have gone missing after they were referred to UK government scheme designed to protect them, reported The Guardian. The news outlet said that it obtained the data under UK's Freedom of Information Act.

UK: Hundreds of trafficking victims reported missing after referral to govt scheme, says report

The United Kingdom Home Secretary Suella Braverman warned against Islamist extremism and cautioned that 'political correctness' in the larger scheme of things for British national security has created a blind spot for such extremism to flourish.

UK Home Secy Suella Braverman: Political correctness created a blind spot for Islamist extremists

The rift has further strained the tied between Prince Harry and the rest of the royal family after the release of his tell-all memoir 'Spare'. Prince Harry and Meghan have been asked to vacate the Frogmore Cottage that was gifted to them by late Queen Elizabeth II.

UK: Prince Harry and Meghan asked to vacate Frogmore Cottage

What is the India-UK 'Young Professionals Scheme'? Who is eligible for the Visa? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas | Explained: India-UK 'Young Professionals Scheme'

UK food-price inflation has soared to a record peak as Britons suffer from a cost-of-living crisis, a survey showed Tuesday. Prices accelerated 17.1 per cent in the four weeks to February 19 compared with a year earlier, data provider Kantar said after tracking the cost of more than 75,000 products.

UK food inflation hits record high: Survey

The Royal Mail issued the final set of stamps featuring the late British Queen Elizabeth II's silhouette. They were released on Tuesday (February 28) to commemorate 100 years of the Flying Scotsman steam locomotive.

UK: Royal Mail unveils final stamps featuring Queen Elizabeth II’s silhouette

The United Kingdom and the European Union on Monday agreed to a revised 'Northern Ireland Protocol' governing trade between the region and Ireland. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hosted European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen for talks in London. Molly Gambhir explains.

Gravitas: U.K, E.U agree to new trade rules between Northern Ireland, Ireland

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