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London scientists and volunteers search for the rare German hairy snail, mapping habitats and planning conservation to protect this ancient species in tidal rivers.

UK-based Meta techie alarmed after Delhi Uber driver sent ‘murder threat’ translated by Google

'A chill ran down my spine. It is Delhi after all. Anything can happen,' Arnav Gupta, an engineering manager with Meta in London recalled, describing how he frantically opened the app to check the chat for context.

Video of man washing feet in London’s Thames sparks row over culture, cleanliness and stereotypes

A short video of a man washing his feet in London’s River Thames has triggered fierce online debate over public behaviour, pollution, cultural norms and how Indians are perceived abroad.

How Israel–Pakistan handshake in London triggers diplomatic uproar

A brief handshake between Israeli and Pakistani tourism officials at London’s World Travel Market has ignited a political storm, prompting government denials, public backlash, and renewed scrutiny of Pakistan’s potential Gaza peacekeeping role.

London crowned the 'world’s best city for 2026 — here's why

London has once again been crowned the world’s best city for 2026 by Resonance Consultancy. From its iconic skyline and cultural energy to its thriving economy and global appeal — here’s what keeps London unbeatable. Read to know more.

UK train stabbing: Accused charged with 11 counts of attempted murder

Eleven people were injured in the mass stabbing on the London-bound train, including a member of the train crew hurt while trying to stop the attack, who was still in hospital on Monday, in a critical but stable condition.

Couple adopts baby frozen for 30 years as embryo. They were toddlers when he was conceived

The embryo had been cryopreserved in May 1994, when its adoptive mother Lindsey Pierce was four and father was three. 'We didn’t care about the age or ethnicity of the embryo,' she said. 'We just wanted to give a baby a chance.'

London drops out of top 20 IPO markets after falling behind Mexico

As recently as 2013, UK IPOs accounted for more than half of the European fundraising total. That share has dwindled to 3% this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

London’s commuters face travel chaos as tube strike hits hard

All fleet staff as well as engineering, station and train workers walk out on Monday, causing chaos for the UK capital’s commuters

Almost 900 people were arrested at London Palestine Action protest, police say

Britain proscribed Palestine Action under anti-terrorism legislation in July after some of its members broke into a Royal Air Force base and damaged military planes

85 authorities, countless victims, a disturbing pattern: Why UK struggles to act against 'Pakistani rape gangs'?

Lowe, who chaired the Rape Gang Inquiry, announced that gang-based child sexual exploitation has been identified in at least 85 local authorities, reigniting concerns about grooming gangs.

Rich Londoners find money can’t buy ACs as temperatures soar

With temperatures in some parts of the London Underground recently exceeding levels deemed fit for cattle, climate change is well and truly transforming the experience of living in Britain’s capital.

BLACKPINK makes history as first girl group to perform at London’s Wembley Stadium

BLACKPINK makes history as the first female K-pop group to perform at London’s iconic Wembley Stadium, joining global legends like Michael Jackson, Taylor Swift, BTS, and Oasis in this prestigious milestone performance.

‘Police said I was wanted…’ London man says facial recognition tech mistook him for a criminal

A London man was mistakenly flagged as a wanted criminal by facial recognition technology, leading to a terrifying police encounter. He shares how the incident unfolded and why it raises concerns about AI surveillance.

‘Poora khol diye Pasha’: Asaduddin Owaisi on Siraj’s magic spell as India tie series against England at Oval

Siraj was deservedly adjudged player of the match for his nine-wicket match haul for the team that was missing its regular pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah in this game due to his workload management.

From Buckingham Palace to British Museum: 5 more must-see spots in London

Already seen Buckingham Palace and the British Museum? Discover 5 more must-visit spots in London—from royal parks to iconic markets and cultural gems.

India's marine export, processed food among top gainers in UK trade deal as tariff drops to zero

With tariffs now being slashed to zero, Indian marine products will get access to UK's $5.4 billion marine market, competing with nations such as Ecuador and Vietnam, which already enjoy zero import duty from the UK.

UK PM Keir Starmer calls India FTA the biggest trade deal since leaving the EU

The two Prime Ministers also launched 'Vision 2035' to form partnerships in defence, education, technology and people to people relations.

Rare Mahatma Gandhi oil painting sold for Rs 1.7 crore in UK

It is not known yet who bought the painting and it's not clear whether it will be put on display.

Sara Tendulkar’s photo with Shubman Gill in London goes viral, sparks dating rumours yet again

A single photo of Shubman Gill and Sara Tendulkar at a London charity dinner has reignited dating rumours, sparking a social media frenzy. Fans are buzzing with speculation, memes, and curiosity over the duo's possible rekindled connection.

Kareena Kapoor shares beach holiday pics sporting a monokini, sets Instagram ablaze

Kareena Kapoor oozes vacation glam in her latest beachside snaps, turning Instagram up a notch. Clad in a chic beige-and-black swimsuit, she radiates effortless elegance under the sun, lounging by the shore beneath a rustic umbrella.

Five passengers, 2 crew members of Air India Mumbai-London flight fall sick mid-air; food poisoning suspected

The flight landed safely in Mumbai, where medical teams were on standby to assist.

41-year-old doctor says his biological age is 24, lists 3 supplements key to his longevity

Dr Mohammed Enayat said he diligently monitored his health for seven years, incorporating wearable technology along with regular blood, urine, and microbiome tests.

Pakistan Army attache publicly gestures to slit Indian protestors' throat in UK | Video

Colonel Taimur Rahat of Pakistan Army, Air and Army Attache at Pakistan’s Mission in UK gestured to slit the throats of Indian diaspora protesting in London.

Heathrow says it will reopen after closure causes global flight turmoil

Heathrow, the world's fifth-busiest airport, was forced to close after a huge fire engulfed a substation near the airport on Thursday night