"Knife-enabled" crime, in which knives were used to commit crimes or someone was caught illegally possessing one - rose 7% in England and Wales last year, according to the government data. Watch in for more details!

UK: 7% year-on-year rise in knife offenses, restricting knives gets trickier

Increase in stabbings and knife crimes in UK

The Sussexes, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, completed a three-day unofficial visit to Nigeria at the invitation of the country's military. The tour came as a surprise to many as the couple had been relatively low key for a couple of months prior, many Nigerians say the trip was a success as it boosted their relations and some say renewed their bond not only with the British Royal family but with the UK, although some did not see the relevance of the visit.

Nigeria: Decoding Harry & Meghan's unofficial tour

2022 was undoubtedly the most chaotic year for the United Kingdom it saw three different Prime Ministers in less than 3 months many called political uncertainty The New Normal in the UK. Others called the debacle the end of Tories.

UK: Should Britons 'trust' Rishi Sunak?

A new trend is emerging in the United Kingdom that highlights the advantages of owning property in a premier real estate market. Watch in the report to find out more!

UK landlords offer their properties to luxury holidaymakers

A High Court judge in Belfast ruled that a UK law allowing asylum-seekers to be deported to Rwanda should be disapplied in Northern Ireland on human rights grounds. Watch in for more details!

Northern Ireland court blocks UK law to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda

A High Court Judge in Belfast ruled that a UK law allowing asylum-seekers to be deported to Rwanda should be disapplied in Northern Ireland on human rights grounds. Watch in for more details!

Northern Ireland court blocks UK Rwanda law

China's representative in the United Kingdom slammed the arrest of three individuals on allegations of spying for the Hong Kong intelligence service. Watch in for more details!

UK charges three with working for Hong Kong Intelligence | Crackdown on foreign spies

China has rebuked the UK's charges against three Hong Kong nationals accused of aiding Hong Kong's intelligence services by spying on pro-democracy Hong Kongers in the UK, condemning it as "unwarranted".

China denounces UK's spying accusation against three Hong Kong nationals

China blasts UK over Hong Kong 'spies' arrest

Voting for the fourth phase of India Lok Sabha elections is underway across 96 parliamentary constituencies in nine states and one union territory. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has warned that a full-scale Israeli offensive in Rafah, Gaza, could result in chaos without effectively dismantling Hamas.

Morning news brief: Fourth phase of India Lok Sabha elections; Donald Trump trial, and more

Britain’s Foreign Secretary David Cameron, on Sunday (May 12) said that the United Kingdom will not stop arms sales to Israel even if it launches a ground assault on Gaza’s Rafah amid the ongoing war as it would strengthen Hamas.

UK will continue arms export to Israel despite assault on Gaza's Rafah, says Cameron

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- According to the reports, Britain’s air defence systems are "very limited, to the point of being negligible", as the Ministry of Defence warned of the gravest risk of attack from the skies in 30 years. Watch in for more details!

Report: UK's air defence systems almost negligible

The United Kingdom's Home Office is facing legal action amid worries that minors would be deported to Rwanda because staff incorrectly identify them as adults, according to reports. Watch in for more details!

UK Rwanda deportation plan: Big hiccups

According to the reports, Britain’s air defence systems are "very limited, to the point of being negligible", as the Ministry of Defence warned of the gravest risk of attack from the skies in 30 years. Watch in for more details!

Focus on UK's depleting defence sources | Can the UK defend itself against air attacks?

UK Rwanda deportation plan: Big hiccups | UK Home Office faces legal action

UK's air defences far short of requirements? Can the UK defend itself against air attacks?

UK's air defence systems almost negligible, says report

UK Home Office faces legal action over kids being sent to Rwanda

Watch top headlines of the hour: - UK faces legalities over Child deportations - Russia: Shot down 31 Ukrainian drones - Brazil flood toll mounts to 145 - Indonesia flood toll rises to 41

UK faces legalities over Child deportations | Russia: Shot down 31 Ukrainian drones

The United States has expressed serious concerns that Israel may have breached international humanitarian laws by using American-supplied weaponry during its operations in Gaza.

Morning news brief: Israel's alleged international law violation; Barron Trump won't join politics and more

A British tourist in Thailand, reportedly disgruntled, is facing legal trouble for alleged online retaliation. 21-year-old Alexander was arrested after supposedly posting fake negative reviews about a Phuket restaurant, as reported by The Metro.

Thailand arrests British tourist accused of posting fake one-star reviews for restaurant

The COVID-19 pandemic touched our lives in many ways but one of its lasting legacies has been the rise of the TWAT trend. WION decodes this legacy for you.

TWAT Trend: How did Friday become a non-working day?

A little girl from Oxfordshire in the United Kingdom is able to hear for the first time in her life after she underwent a pioneering gene therapy. Here’s what we know about the therapy.

Gravitas | UK toddler born deaf can now hear, thanks to gene therapy

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