In a major embarrassment to the UK Royal Navy, a Trident nuclear missile misfired and crashed into the ocean near the submarine that launched it, last month. The test firing was conducted off the coast of Florida and it was the second consecutive time a Trident nuclear missile had failed.

UK Trident missile fail: New embarrassment for the Royal Navy

UK Tinder has asked its users to show identity proof, such as a passport, or driver's license while signing up. Will it lead to a drop in frauds and catfishing on the dating app?

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UK Trident missile fail: Is the Royal Navy in crisis?

Dozens of lawmakers stormed out of Britain's Parliament during a vote on a ceasefire in Gaza. The uproar followed a decision by the speaker to ignore precedent and allow a crucial vote. The decision helped the opposition Labour party to avoid a largescale rebellion among its own lawmakers over its position on the Israel Hamas War. Lawmakers from the governing conservatives and the opposition Scottish national party left the debating chamber in protest. Watch to know more!

UK Speaker criticised for handling Gaza ceasefire motion | Israel-Hamas war

Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment is actively considering an investment in London's Heathrow Airport, Reuters reported citing sources familiar with the matter. The sovereign wealth fund is contemplating this move after being approached by Ardian, a buyout firm based in Paris.

Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment explores stake in London's Heathrow Airport

Britain's King Charles, during his first in-person meeting with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak since announcing his cancer diagnosis, said that the messages of goodwill by his well-wishers reduced him to tears.

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UK to consider suspending arms exports to Israel if Rafah offensive goes ahead. High court rejects legal challenge over UK arms sales to Israel. Campaigners to appeal after court declines to block export licences despite concerns about human rights breaches in Gaza war. Watch to know more!

Could the UK stop the sale of weapons to Israel over its war in Gaza?

Following a tumultuous and occasionally disorderly parliamentary session regarding Gaza, the Speaker of the House of Commons issued an extraordinary apology. MPs unanimously supported a Labour motion advocating for an "immediate humanitarian ceasefire" in Gaza.

Gaza ceasefire vote: Chaos erupts in UK parliament, Commons speaker apologises

For the first time in more than 140 years, Lyle’s Golden Syrup, a staple in British households, has changed its logo from a dead lion being swarmed by bees to a happier version of the animal with a single bee.

World’s oldest unchanged brand gets rid of dead lion logo after over 140 years

Chaos erupts in UK parliament over Gaza ceasefire vote

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange begins what could be his last chance to stop his extradition to the US. He has been battling the authorities for more than 13 years in the English courts. Watch this video for all details.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange extradition case returns to UK Court

UK: Chaos in British parliament over Gaza ceasefire vote

The General Medical Council (GMC), the UK's oldest medical regulatory body, is set to issue a formal apology to gay doctors who faced discrimination due to their sexual orientation through the years.

UK medical regulator set to say 'sorry' to gay doctors for past discrimination

BAE Systems, the British weapons manufacturer on Wednesday (February 21) reported a massive 17 per cent jump in annual net profit. The massive increase has come in the wake of Britain's increased defence spending as war in Ukraine drags on.

UK: BAE reports jump in profits as Ukraine war drags on

The British Royal Navy has become a royal laughing stock. For the second time in a row, it has failed to successfully test-fire the Trident II nuclear missiles. These missiles are supposed to guard the UK should an enemy attack the country, but the British Navy does not seem to be able to figure out how to fire the missiles from its nuclear submarines.

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Tory voters believe Penny Mordaunt would be more likely to lead the party to victory at the next general election than Rishi Sunak, new polling suggests.

Tory voters think Mordaunt gives the party a better chance to win

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has put forward new proposals to allow drones to be flown beyond an operator’s line of sight, helping with inspections of railways, powerlines, roads and with the delivery of critical medical supplies.

UK's new drone proposals to allow flying medical deliveries

A general election is due later this year in the UK and the big focus will be on of course who will be the Prime Minister. Will Sunak be replaced as the conservative Chief and which candidate will be able to lead the country forward? A new poll suggests conservative voters believe that only Penny Mordaunt can beat Keir Starmer in the coming election.

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Tucker Carlson and Boris Johnson have engaged in a verbal dispute amid reports that the former prime minister was willing to pay $1 million to speak with the controversial right-wing journalist.

Tucker Carlson: Boris Johnson demanded $1 million for interview

In a major embarrassment to the UK Royal Navy, a Trident nuclear missile misfired and crashed into the ocean near the submarine that launched it, last month. The test firing was conducted off the coast of Florida and it was the second consecutive time a Trident nuclear missile had failed. To know more watch this interview with International affairs expert Greg Swenson.

UK's missile test fails the second time in 8 years

UK nuclear missile test flops, again

UK Trident missile fail: Woes mount for the Royal Navy

In a new immigration scandal, it has emerged that the so-called 'high-risk' passengers and their planes are landing in Britain without going through the necessary security checks that means the passengers categorised as high-risk reach the London airport.

Row over lack of flight security checks in UK: Immigration and borders watchdog sacked

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