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A proposal from the United Kingdom aims to combat Islamophobia through education and dialogue
With hatred towards Muslims reaching alarming levels in the UK, Better Communities Bradford (BCB) has launched Project Unity, an ambitious national initiative aimed at educating people about Islamophobia, tackling harmful myths and creating more...

Diplomatic tension between the United Kingdom and Iran
Bilateral relations between Tehran and London are being affected following the arrest of three citizens in the British capital on suspicion of espionage and preparing violent acts. The detainees were brought before Westminster Magistrates' Court...

Even Britain's News Legends Are Switching Off: Why Top Broadcasters Are Turning Away From Relentless Doom And Gloom
The relentless stream of 'gloomy' headlines is taking an emotional toll, not only on the people but on the journalists as top UK broadcasters admit that they are tuning out from the constant flood of negative news. This surprising revelation sheds...

Ex-Meta Executive Says Requiring Artist Consent to Train AI Could 'Kill' UK's Tech Sector Overnight
Britain's artificial intelligence sector could be 'killed overnight' if tech companies are forced to ask artists for permission before using their work to train AI models, former Meta executive and ex-deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has warned....

British Veterans Slam Vance As US Vice President Belittles Allied Sacrifices
The recent controversy surrounding US Vice President JD Vance's comments on soldiers' motivations has ignited a firestorm, with critics decrying what they see as a deeper 'moral rot' at the heart of Trumpism. Stemming from a provocative claim made...

UK vape ban could see people fined £200 and given possible prison sentences
Single-use vapes will be banned from shop shelves from tomorrow as part of a government crackdown. From tomorrow, Sunday 1 June, it will be illegal to sell single-use vapes at corner shops and supermarkets. Any traders found selling single-use...

A Government Adrift: Labour’s Strategic Myopia and the Erosion of Britain's Overseas Territories
Whether in the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean, or the South Atlantic, Sir Keir Starmer steers British foreign policy with a compass set to symbolism rather than strategic necessity. Each move concerning the British Overseas Territories appears...

Disposable vapes banned in Scotland from midnight in bid to clean up health and streets
Disposable vapes are banned from the shelves of all shops from Sunday in a bid to cut their use among young people as well as the "avalanche" of litter they create. The crackdown on the devices, also known as single-use vapes, makes it illegal for...

‘Politically motivated and unbalanced:’ Iran slams IAEA report fueled by ‘Israeli fabrications’
TEHRAN – Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) issued a forceful joint statement on Saturday, condemning the International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) latest report on Iran’s nuclear program as a...

Lord Mayor of London expects UK-UAE business ties to strengthen
Alastair King, the Lord Mayor of London, is expecting economic relations between the UK and the UAE to strengthen further, with a focus on co-operation and investments in important industrial and financial sectors. These industries of “mutual...

Karun Nair smashes double hundred for India A to end no.3 debate ahead of England Test series
Cricket News Karun Nair continued his impressive run as he notched up a double century for India A in the practice match against England Lions ahead of the upcoming Test series between India and England. Karun Nair smashed a double ton for India A...

Looking to buy? Here's the ULTIMATE guide for what homes you'd get at five different prices between £200k and £600k in every UK region (just brace yourself for how much you're going to regret not living in Scotland...)
As the cliched motto from all estate agents goes, the three most important factors when buying a house are 'location, location, location'. But choosing exactly where in Britain to purchase a home can be a daunting exercise with so many factors to...

Brits should listen to warning when flying to Turkey or face fine
People heading off on holiday to Turkey this summer should be well aware of a new law that could land you in trouble before you have even set foot in the country. The move comes ahead of the summer season when millions will travel to Turkey. The...

Opinion | India First: What Owaisi's Diplomatic Role Means For Indian Muslims
Last Updated:May 31, 2025, 16:00 IST We all must learn to navigate our ideological differences without damaging the nation Owaisi exposes Pakistan in Saudi Arabia (PTI Image)There are moments in politics when actions speak louder than a thousand...
UK Witch-Hunt closed for 2 residents, Walwyn & Stevens appeal withdrawn!
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- It was a turn of events for Leader of the Opposition Hon Myron V. Walwyn (R6) and Assistant Secretary Lorna Stevens over their arrest, charges and prosecution in the Elmore Stoutt High School (ESHS) wall drama. Many...

Ministers unsure if Donald Trump's 50% steel tariffs will affect UK firms
Ministers are scrambling to find out if Donald Trump doubling steel tariffs will affect UK firms. The US President announced last night that tariffs on Steel and Aluminium would be raised from 25% to 50% to "secure the steel industry in the United...

‘UK must do all it can to minimise negative Brexit effects’, says Bank of England Governor
It’s a stark message from one of the most senior financial authorities in the country. Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England, has encouraged the UK government to go faster and further with its EU reset deal – in order to counteract...

British intelligence: Starmer is preparing migrant centers in North Macedonia, Serbia and Kosovo, Vucic is Putin's tool
British intelligence sources claim that Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in talks with Serbia, Kosovo, North Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina to set up migrant deportation centres in those countries. The British security services stress that...

Momentum calls for extended public debate on assisted dying law
Momentum on Saturday called for the government to extend the consultation period for the euthanasia law, warning against a rushed approach to such a sensitive issue. While welcoming the government’s proposals and believing that the “time is right”...

British Family concern with Darwin Plus suspension and possible axing of vital conservation funds
Saturday, May 31st 2025 - 13:52 UTC The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, RSPB, claims the commitment has now been suspended and the UK spending review in June will determine if it continues. Environmentalists, UK MPs and the same British...