British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak delivered his first major foreign policy speech in London. He has called out China, stating that the "golden era" of ties with China was over. Watch further to know more.

WION Dispatch | UK: Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's first big foreign policy speech

James Whale, the TalkTV and TalkRadio host, has said he has terminal cancer. The radio host, 71, made a moving address at the British Curry Awards in London on Monday night and discussed his battle with cancer.

'This time next year I won't be here': Emotions run high as host James Whale talks of terminal cancer

The United Kingdom has doubled its imports in the fight to keep lights on through the winter. The increasing use of coal generated power in the United Kingdom comes years after the country shifted to cleaner electricity.

WION Climate Tracker: UK doubles coal imports ahead of winter

Britain's 'golden era' with China is over, says Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

A hundred companies in the UK have signed up for a permanent four-day working week for all employees without cutting any pay.

Four-day-work-week rolls out in UK

Rishi Sunak will pledge an 'evolutionary approach' to British foreign policy, arguing that states like Russia and China plan for the long term and the UK needs to follow suit.

WION Dispatch: UK PM Rishi Sunak to set out 'evolutionary' approach to dealing with Russia and China

Rishi Sunak is facing a growing rebellion of senior Conservatives. Former party chairman Sir Jake Berry added his name on Sunday to the Tory MPs backing rival legislation trying to force a U-turn from the Prime Minister.

Ex-Tory chairman joins rebellion against UK PM Rishi Sunak

UK PM Rishi Sunak to set out 'evolutionary' approach to dealing with Russia and China

The British government interestingly is changing the date of birth of child asylum seekers to classify them as adults now. Many children have been wrongly sent to a notorious manston camp in Kent and have been detained in what have been described as unsafe conditions.

UK: Home office alters age of children seeking asylum, minors detained in unsafe conditions

Christmas preparations are ramping up across the globe. From one of the world's oldest amusement parks kicking all its festive season to the official Christmas tree arriving at the White House, there is plenty of holiday cheer to go around.

Europe puts up Christmas lights amid energy crisis, White House gets its tree

In UK, horrifying details of random racism, misogyny and bullying in the country's largest firefighting and rescue organization has come in the light. In an independent report found after a review of the London fire brigade female firefighters, they report that they have been groped, beaten and had their helmets filled with urine.

UK: Female firefighters groped and beaten, helmets filled with urine

UK: Misogyny and racism rampant at fire brigade

Malawi’s Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) arrested the country’s Vice President Saulos Klaus Chilima over corruption allegations, on Friday, after months of investigation, said the agency.

Malawi’s Vice President Saulos Chilima arrested over corruption allegations

The British government has prohibited the use of Chinese CCTVs in its departments citing security threats and human rights abuse concerns. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: UK clamps down on Chinese CCTVs

After learning that thousands of nurses may strike before Christmas, UK's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declared that the salary demands of the nurses' union are unaffordable.

Rishi Sunak says nurses' demand for 19 per cent pay hike 'obviously unaffordable'

Nurses Union in UK has announced their first-ever strike in its 106 year history. Nurses will go on strike for two days next month - they will walk out on the 15th and 20th December to demand pay hike of 5% above inflation. This comes after workers have been struggling with cost of living during inflation.

UK nurses to go on strike on December 15, 20 for first time

The United Kingdom government is reportedly considering to limit foreign students and also their dependants in a bid to curb rising immigration. According to reports, foreign students maybe barred in the United Kingdom if they don't secure an admission to the country's top universities. Watch this report.

WION Dispatch: UK students may face ban if not admitted to top universities, says report

Let us take a look at stories generating interest across WION's social media channels. In today's video we cover - UK inflation, Afghanistan crisis and Chinese economy in news.

Trending On WION: UK restricts Chinese-made cameras

The British government has instructed its various departments to not install surveillance cameras manufactured by Chinese firms at its buildings. The decision was taken amid reports of security risks posed by such companies as part of a cyber tactic adopted by China.

UK restricts Chinese-make cameras in government buildings over security concerns

What has led to the ongoing cost of living crisis? Austerity for the poor, profits for the rich as oil companies rake in bumper profits. Single parents households are being forced to skip meals.

UK: What has led to a cost of living crisis? Austerity for the poor, profits for rich

In a big blow for Scottish nationalists, the United Kingdom's top court ruled that the Scottish government cannot hold a second referendum on independence next year without approval from the British parliament. Watch this report to know more.

A major blow to Scottish nationalists as court rejects Scottish independence referendum bid

In a move towards inclusivity, the European Space Agency is named the first-ever 'Parastronaut', this is a major step towards allowing people with physical disabilities to work and live in space. The selected candidate will be part of a new generation of 17 recruits picked for astronaut training, however, he has to go through several tests.

British Paralympic sprinter John McFall named world's first 'Parastronaut' | WION

There are more signs of tech trouble for tech firms - Apple and Google - as UK watchdog has launched an in-depth investigation into dominance of mobile browsers of these companies.

World Business Watch | UK investigating Apple, Google; mobile browser dominance under probe

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged the UK to give climate aid to poor nations during his London visit in his address to United Kingdom's Parliament. He said that this should not be seen as charity and added that this will be compensation for the harm done.

South African President Ramaphosa demands climate aid, says 'rich must help vulnerable nations'

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