The United Kingdom is reportedly set to crack down on common and weak passwords, requiring manufacturers of internet-connected devices to direct users to change commonly used security keys. Watch in for more details!

UK: Devices with weak passwords to be banned

UK to ban common and weak passwords

David Cameron, the UK’s Foreign Secretary, finds himself embroiled in controversy after chartering a $52 million VIP plane for a recent diplomatic tour across Central Asia. Watch in for more details!

UK: David Cameron criticised for using $52 mn aircraft for tour

World Central Kitchen has announced the resumption of its food aid operations in Gaza a month after losing seven aid workers in an Israeli airstrike. Meanwhile, at Harvard University, protests against Israeli policies escalated as students put a Palestinian flag where a US flag was supposed to be during demonstrations.

Morning news brief: World Central Kitchen restarts food aid in Gaza; US campus protests escalate; and more

UK's contentious Rwanda bill is set to see action. The Home Office will begin to detain asylum seekers across the country from today. The move comes ahead of their planned deportation to the East African country.

UK immigrants to be kept in government facilities until deportation, Scotland police on high alert

UK starts Rwanda deportation: UK to detain immigrants from across country, starting today

UK Rwanda Deportation Plan: Scotland police on high alert over detention

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron faces criticism after he travelled in a luxury private jet for a five-day diplomatic tour around Central Asia, British media reported on Sunday (Apr 28). Watch in for more details!

UK: Foreign Secretary Cameron criticised for hiring luxury jet for Central Asia tour: Report

UK Rwanda Deportation Plan: UK braces for public unrest ahead of detention exercise

Rishi Sunak is bracing for one of the most challenging weeks of is Premiership. The Tory rebels are potentially plotting to oust Sunak, if the local elections prove to be a disaster.

UK: Rishi Sunak braces for a challenging week of local elections

Due to the likelihood of street protests and attempts by pro-refugee groups to halt detentions, police in Scotland have been placed on high alert. Officers will oversee crowd management and public order instead of participating in the detentions.

UK: Home Office to hold asylum seekers in the UK as part of a surprise operation in Rwanda

UK's controversial Rwanda bill is about to be implemented. Asylum applicants will be detained by the Home Office nationwide starting today. This action is taken in advance of their scheduled deportation to the nation in East Africa.

UK to launch shock Rwanda operation to detain asylum seekers

Tik Tok is in the crosshairs of authorities in the US a new law threatens a nationwide Ban unless its china-based parent bite dance divests it will be the biggest blow yet to the popular video sharing up which has faced various restrictions around the world. Watch in for more details!

TikTok CEO vows legal victory against ban threat

Ireland has sought to return asylum seekers to the United Kingdom in a bid to stem arrivals through Northern Ireland, reported the British and Irish media on Sunday (Apr 28), amid concerns that Britain’s Rwanda plan would lead to more asylum seekers from the UK.

Irish government plans to send asylum seekers back to UK under new laws

Former UK health minister and Conservative MP Daniel Poulter has defected to Labour over a disagreement with the Tory Party’s handling of the NHS. Watch in for more details!

UK: Tory MP Daniel Poulter defects to labour over NHS

More trouble is brewing for Britain's already embattled Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Now there's a sense of a shock in the conservative party after the former Health Minister and working medic Dan Poulter announced that he is quitting the Tories and will soon be joining the labour party.

UK: Doubts cast shadow over Sunak's Premiership after key Tory MP defects

UK: Former UK Health Minister Dan Poulter abandons PM Rishi Sunak's party

Britain’s foreign ministry summoned Russia’s ambassador to London, on Friday (Apr 26) after two British men were charged with helping Russian intelligence services after a suspected arson attack on a Ukrainian-linked commercial property in London.

UK summons Russian envoy after two Brits were charged with helping Russia in suspected arson attack

Allies of the British prime minister described the last few days as him entering campaign mode for a general election he must call by the end of January. Watch in for more details!

‘Operation Save Rishi’ aims to get UK leader through key vote

UK PM Rishi Sunak coaxes voters with key legislations

Britain's King Charles III is set to resume public duties next week. This comes after a three-month break aimed at focusing on treatment for an undisclosed type of cancer. Watch in for more details!

UK: King Charles to resume public duties following cancer treatment

UK's King Charles will return to public duties next week for the first time since being diagnosed with cancer as he makes good progress following treatment. Watch in for more details!

UK's King Charles to resume public duties after cancer diagnosis

Britain's King Charles will resume certain public duties starting next week since the first time after his cancer diagnosis as the doctors said that they were "very encouraged" by the good progress the treatment was making.

Charles to return to some public duties during cancer treatment: Buckingham Palace

On day 7 of Donald Trump's hush money trial, a key witness made a startling revelation: an alleged "catch and kill" scheme to buy sex stories. Meanwhile, in the US, pro-Palestine protests across campuses are spreading like wildfire, and police had to resort to rubber bullets, tear gas and even arresting students.

Morning news brief: Trump hush money trial; US campus protests; and more

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