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Britain summons Iran's top London diplomat over claims the IRGC's Quds Force directed proxy attacks across Europe, as tensions with Tehran escalate.
The UK terror threat has been raised to severe after a knife attack targeting Jewish men in Golders Green, as Trump drops Scotch whisky tariffs.
Glasgow Central Station remains closed after a major fire near the terminal destroyed nearby businesses and disrupted rail travel across Scotland.
India and the European Union move closer to a landmark free trade agreement after years of talks, aiming to reshape global commerce and supply chains.
UK and NATO allies urge restraint after Donald Trump’s Greenland remarks raise concerns over Arctic security, diplomacy and transatlantic relations.
Rail unions and train operators resume negotiations as pressure mounts to avoid strike action that could disrupt Christmas and New Year travel across the UK.
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves reject claims they misled cabinet ministers or voters over the true state of public finances ahead of the 2025 Budget.
The US and UK have agreed to remove tariffs on pharmaceutical exports, easing trade barriers and reshaping drug pricing and market access rules.
Darren Jones defends Chancellor Rachel Reeves after claims she misrepresented looming tax rises to cabinet colleagues amid scrutiny of budget decisions.
The UK has unveiled a redesigned passport featuring new royal symbols, enhanced security features and updated imagery reflecting Britain’s landscapes.
Inquiry evidence suggests UK special forces may have operated a deliberate policy to kill Afghan fighting-age men during operations, raising serious legal concerns.
UK ministers have confirmed the government wants to rejoin the Erasmus student exchange scheme, reopening talks with the EU on education cooperation.
Revolut faces regulatory scrutiny after failing to notify UK authorities that its chief executive was listed as a UAE resident during licensing talks.