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Palestinian doctor Ghassan Abu Sittah wins misconduct case
Prominent Palestinian doctor and University of Glasgow rector Ghassan Abu Sittah has been cleared by the Medical Practitioner Tribunal Service in London after a two-year misconduct case brought by UK ...
7 times Keir Starmer’s MPs forced him to U-turn … so far
The article discusses instances where Keir Starmer, leader of the UK Labour Party, was compelled by his own Members of Parliament (MPs) to reverse previous stances or decisions. It highlights key mome...
UK warns of Russian threat to offshore energy assets
The UK Defence Minister Al Carns responded to questions from Labour MP Graeme Downie, stating that Russia continues to present a challenge to Euro-Atlantic security and specifically warned about poten...
Trump acknowledges he may have to choose between Greenland and NATO preservation
President Trump has stated that there might be a need to prioritize between potential interests in Greenland and maintaining the integrity of NATO alliance. The president's comments suggest complex ge...
UK’s David Lammy to meet JD Vance as Ukraine talks inch forward
UK Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy and U.S. Vice President JD Vance are scheduled to meet amid ongoing delicate discussions about Ukraine. The meeting occurs at a critical juncture for bilateral rel...
Amorim sacked by Manchester United after 14-month reign
Manchester United has terminated the contract of their head coach Carlos Queiroz 's successor, Amorim, after a 14-month tenure. The club stated they made this decision reluctantly but felt it was nece...
Reuters Hits Putin's Positions: Reveals Dire Consequences of Maduro Capture for Russian Regime
A Reuters report discusses detrimental impacts on Russia as a result of its involvement with Venezuela under President Nicolás Maduro's regime. The article highlights how Russia’s support for Maduro i...
Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen: If US Attacks Greenland, 'It Will All End'
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has warned that any military action by the United States against Greenland could have severe global repercussions, implying catastrophic consequences if such a ...
UK backs Danish PM as Trump threatens Greenland
British PM has expressed support for Denmark and Greenland in addressing concerns about the future of Greenland raised by President Donald Trump....
UK plans new support contract for Protector weapon station
The UK Ministry of Defence is preparing a new support contract for the M151 Protector Remote Weapon Station, as published by Defence Equipment and Support with an advance pipeline notice....
Powers to seize mobile phones over Channel migrant crossings come into force
The UK has introduced new powers allowing mobile phones and SIM cards to be seized from migrants at the Manston processing center in Kent without arrest, aiming to gather intelligence on people smuggl...
Anne Frank’s stepsister, Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss, dies at 96
Eva Schloss, an Auschwitz survivor who spent decades teaching about the Holocaust and was Anne Frank’s stepsister, has died aged 96. Her family highlighted her role as a devoted educator on Holocaust ...
Dstl awards follow-on contract for autonomous vessel support
The UK's Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) has awarded L3 Harris ASV a new contract to continue providing operational support services for its fleet of government-owned surface vessels,...
U.S. special operations units transit UK en route to Europe
Recent U.S. military air movements into the United Kingdom indicate that American special forces units are being redeployed within Europe....
Mark Carney urges Venezuelan-led transition following Maduro’s capture
Former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has called for a transition process led by Venezuelan authorities following the capture of President Maduro. The statement does not specifically name Trump ...
NATO Sent an Alarming Signal Over US Operation Against Maduro
The news describes NATO's potential reaction as an alarming signal regarding a possible US operation targeting Venezuelan President Maduro. It does not provide additional context or specify the nature...
Global Leaders React to U.S. Operation in Venezuela
In response to recent operations by the United States in Venezuela, various global leaders have expressed differing opinions. While some supported the actions taken, others denounced them as a violati...
George Answers Your Questions: The Strange Fear of Russia
Discusses the underlying fear of Russia within NATO nations due to nuclear threats, particularly concerning an invasion of Baltic states that could potentially trigger retaliation from Russia's milita...
Carney will meet with Ukraine allies in Paris as ceasefire talks intensify
UK National Security Adviser Sir Edward Carney is scheduled to meet with allies of Ukraine in Paris amidst the increasing intensity of ceasefire negotiations....
Carney Will Meet With Ukraine Allies in Paris Amid Intensifying Peace Talks
UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace, also known as Carney, is scheduled to meet with allies from Ukraine and other supportive countries in Paris. This meeting occurs during a period of heightened efforts...
Driver in fatal Anthony Joshua car crash charged with dangerous driving by Nigerian police
The driver of the car carrying British boxer Anthony Joshua during a fatal crash on a highway connecting Lagos and Ibadan in southwestern Nigeria has been charged with reckless driving by local author...
Carney Will Meet With Ukraine Allies in Paris as Peace Talks Intensify
British Envoy Timur Carney will meet with Ukrainian allies in Paris during intensified peace talks. The meeting aims to discuss progress and strategies for resolving the ongoing conflict....
Scottish activists break into factory of company that produces arms
Scottish pro-Palestine activists broke into Bruntons Aero Products factory in Musselburgh and sabotaged equipment supplied to Leonardo, an arms manufacturer that sells military aircraft parts to Israe...
Dutch warship downs ‘drone swarm’ off British coast
The Royal Netherlands Navy participated for the first time in Exercise Sharpshooter, a QinetiQ training exercise simulating complex swarm attacks by integrating live and synthetic threats. During the ...
World welcomes 2026 with fireworks after year of Trump and turmoil
Revellers globally marked the New Year's Eve bidding goodbye to an eventful year characterized by global warming, US President Donald Trump's disruptive trade policies, and ongoing warfare in Ukraine....
UK to probe British-Egyptian activist case ‘failures’ after social media posts cause furor
Prime Minister Keir Starmer admits he was unaware of controversial past social media posts by Alaa Abd El-Fattah when welcoming him to the UK last week. The controversy stems from posts where Abd El-F...
Will 2026 break British politics?
The article discusses potential pivotal changes in British politics in the year 2026. The authors speculate about whether this period will mark a transformative shift or a breakdown of political norms...
UK’s Starmer criticised for welcoming activist’s return from Egypt as old tweets resurface
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces criticism after welcoming back human-rights activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah upon his return from Egypt where he served 14 years in prison. His release was champione...
UK assesses Russian fleet upgrades and Arctic threat
A Labour MP raised questions about Russia's Northern Fleet modernisation and its military posture in the Arctic during discussions with UK defence officials....
How Israel’s hilltop settlers coordinate attacks to expel Palestinians
For years, Israeli settlers have constructed outposts in the West Bank without official authorization, with many of these settlements eventually being recognized by the Israeli government as legal set...
PA accused of failing Palestinians at a time of genocide
A Palestinian grassroots body has criticized the Palestinian Authority (PA) for recent decisions that deepen internal divisions amid existential challenges such as Israel's settlement expansion and Ga...
Russian bombers flew over Britain: NATO scrambled jets
Russian strategic bombers conducted flights in international airspace near Britain, prompting NATO to scramble fighter jets as a precautionary measure....
British forces deployed worldwide on Christmas Day
Thousands of British Armed Forces personnel will remain deployed or on standby worldwide during Christmas Day, carrying out operations across Europe, the Middle East, the Indo-Pacific, Africa, and oth...
The Christmas truce of 1914: When the guns fell silent
On Christmas Eve 1914, soldiers from both sides of World War I stopped the fighting and celebrated together, marking a rare moment of peace amidst conflict....
Meet the NeoVark
Several nations including the UK, Italy, and Japan are developing combat aircraft with extended range capabilities similar to those being developed by the US and China. Northrop is mentioned as a part...
There's No Such Thing as an Illegal War
George Friedman discusses the concept that major powers will inevitably diverge on national interests and conflict, despite international laws against war. He references historical precedents where th...
Forces Help to Buy: help to get on the property ladder
A program aimed at assisting members of the armed forces in their pursuit of home ownership, providing support to help them get on the property ladder....
Strikes on Daesh
The Royal Air Force carried out successful strikes against ISIS in a coordinated mission with French forces....
Update: air strikes against Daesh
The Royal Air Force (RAF) continues its operations against Daesh targets in both Iraq and Syria....
Exceptional military personnel recognised in the New Years Honours List
Military personnel from various branches of the British armed forces have received state honors for their exceptional service in recent times....
UK and Poland agree deeper missile defence cooperation
The United Kingdom and Poland have agreed to enhance collaboration on air and missile defense systems and to broaden helicopter training partnerships. This move aims at improving both nations' capabil...
UK urged to beef up Greenland support amid Trump threats
Ben Wallace, former Defence Secretary, recommends that Britain enhance its support for Greenland through better utilization of the Joint Expeditionary Force in response to potential threats from Donal...
BBC moves to dismiss Trump’s US$10 billion lawsuit over Capitol riot documentary
The BBC has filed court documents in Florida aiming to dismiss former US President Donald Trump's lawsuit demanding $10 billion compensation over a documentary about the 2021 Capitol riot. The suit wa...
Japanese funds sell most U.K. bonds since 2011 amid fiscal concern
Japanese fund managers have sold the largest amount of UK government bonds (gilts) since 2011 due to rising bond yields in Japan that reduced demand for gilts. This move indicates increasing concerns ...
UK names conditions for sending troops to Ukraine
The United Kingdom has outlined the conditions under which it would consider deploying military support to Ukraine, though specifics were not provided in the available information....
UK pays 'substantial' compensation to Guantanamo inmate: lawyer
A UK government has paid substantial compensation to Abu Zubaydah, a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who was subjected to CIA enhanced interrogation techniques and held without charge since 2006. He wa...
Will the UK actually ban Elon Musk’s X?
The U.K. communications regulator, Ofcom, is currently evaluating whether to take action against Elon Musk's social media platform X. This decision could set a significant precedent for regulating Big...
UK court clears British activist Majid Freeman over role in Leicester riots
Leicester Crown Court cleared Majid Freeman of all public order offenses related to the 2022 Leicester riots after a three-year trial and retrial. Police accused Freeman, a bridge-builder between Musl...
UK Defence Minister's Train Delayed Due to Attack En Route to Kyiv
A train carrying the UK Defence Secretary was delayed en route to Kyiv because of an attack that occurred on the railway line....
Australia to prioritize antimony, gallium, rare earths in $802 million reserve
Australia, among other countries, will attend a meeting of finance ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) advanced economies in Washington to discuss prioritizing supplies of strategic minerals such a...
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