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  • ‘No West if this continues’: What Elon Musk's repeated warnings about population collapse really mean | Explained

    Elon Musk's remarks, sometimes sparked by provocative or inflammatory clips, have amplified debate over whether population decline and migration could reshape Western societies.

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

    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.

  • UK flights thrown into chaos by radar glitch: How a 20-minute fault caused days of disruption

    UK flights thrown into chaos by radar glitch: How a 20-minute fault caused days of disruption

    While the issue was reportedly fixed within 20 minutes, passenger delays, grounded aircraft, and service interruptions are expected to ripple out for days.

  • United Kingdom News Highlights, 29 July 2025: RNLI releases footage of Channel rescue and defends its operations against criticism

    United Kingdom News Highlights, 29 July 2025: RNLI releases footage of Channel rescue and defends its operations against criticism

    Welcome to our live blog tracking the latest news and developments from the United Kingdom. Stay updated with real-time insights into the country's economy, politics, civic issues, and security situation. From political developments and economic trends to royal family updates and social movements, find comprehensive coverage of the events shaping the UK's landscape.

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

    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.

  • United Kingdom to lower voting age to 16 for general elections

    United Kingdom to lower voting age to 16 for general elections

    The UK government will have to bring legislation before parliament, where it has a comfortable majority, to make the changes

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

    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.

  • ‘One In, One Out’ migrant deal explained: How UK and France plan to tackle channel crossings

    ‘One In, One Out’ migrant deal explained: How UK and France plan to tackle channel crossings

    The new migration pact aims to detail illegal crossing from France to the UK by establishing a reciprocal mechanism.

  • Makers of wind turbines, solar modules eye a slice of UK's $20 billion clean energy market 

    Makers of wind turbines, solar modules eye a slice of UK's $20 billion clean energy market 

    India and the UK are also going to collaborate on round-the-clock power supply technologies, industrial decarbonisation, and offshore wind supply chains and financing models, senior government officials told Moneycontrol.

  • Diplomatic fault lines: As tensions rise, who's supporting India and who's backing Pakistan, and why?

    Diplomatic fault lines: As tensions rise, who's supporting India and who's backing Pakistan, and why?

    India’s global stature—driven by its economy, military modernization, and diplomatic assertiveness—has altered the traditional India-Pakistan equation.

  • India-UK FTA done and dusted but bilateral investment treaty still pending

    India-UK FTA done and dusted but bilateral investment treaty still pending

    Talks on BIT are on but inclusion of taxation is a contentious issue. Officials are hopeful of sealing the deal this year

  • UK and allies plan secret defence fund to bypass EU rules and rearm faster amid US retreat

    UK and allies plan secret defence fund to bypass EU rules and rearm faster amid US retreat

    The UK and northern European allies are secretly planning a defence fund to bypass EU rules and public debt limits, aiming to rearm quickly amid fears of US withdrawal and Russian aggression.

  • India exporting rail coaches, other equipment to Europe, Australia and Saudi Arabia: Ashwini Vaishnaw

    India exporting rail coaches, other equipment to Europe, Australia and Saudi Arabia: Ashwini Vaishnaw

    At the end of FY25, the railways is expected to rank among the top three freight carriers globally, moving 1.6 billion tons of cargo

  • 'Britain stands with Ukraine': Zelenskyy gets warm welcome by UK PM day after blowup with Trump

    'Britain stands with Ukraine': Zelenskyy gets warm welcome by UK PM day after blowup with Trump

    Ukraine and the UK also signed a $2.84 billion loan agreement to support Ukraine's defence capabilities, to be paid back with the profits of immobilised sovereign Russian assets.

  • Indian employee of UK firm gets 15-day holiday for Christmas, New Year. Post sparks debate on work culture

    Indian employee of UK firm gets 15-day holiday for Christmas, New Year. Post sparks debate on work culture

    An Indian employee working for a UK-based company revealed that his organisation had declared a 15-day holiday to celebrate Christmas and New Year. Vivek Panchal, who shared the details on X (formerly Twitter), posted a screenshot of a message from a colleague informing him about the company-wide holiday until January 6.

  • UK celebrates Diwali with hope for ‘magic moment’ to light candle on India FTA

    UK celebrates Diwali with hope for ‘magic moment’ to light candle on India FTA

    The UK is very keen to clinch the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India and is building towards that magic moment, Britain’s minister in charge of the Indo-Pacific said during a special Diwali reception in London.

  • UK hands over sovereignty of Chagos Islands to Mauritius in deal to secure US base

    UK hands over sovereignty of Chagos Islands to Mauritius in deal to secure US base

    The agreement will have to be signed off in a treaty and is dependent on legal processes being finalized.

  • Owner of world's most 'haunted doll' claims it has attacked 17 men. Full story

    Owner of world's most 'haunted doll' claims it has attacked 17 men. Full story

    Lee Steer, 37, a paranormal investigator and the owner of the museum, purchased the doll for £866 on eBay after learning of its purported hostility towards men. Steer himself became a victim of the doll's alleged malevolence.

  • Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer clash over credibility, migration & transgender rights at final debate

    Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer clash over credibility, migration & transgender rights at final debate

    British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Keir Starmer went head-to-head on Wednesday (June 26) in their last debate before the election next week, with both launching highly personal attacks over their and their parties' credibility.

  • Under pressure, Britain's Sunak unveils party election manifesto

    Under pressure, Britain's Sunak unveils party election manifesto

    With his governing party well behind in the opinion polls just weeks before the national election, Sunak will again try to convince voters that he has a bold plan to cut taxes, boost the economy and curb migration.

  • UK brewery selling 'Osama Bin Lager' forced to shut website as beer goes viral

    UK brewery selling 'Osama Bin Lager' forced to shut website as beer goes viral

    Described as the brewery's 'most popular production,' 'Osama Bin Lager' boasts a light, citrus-infused flavour that has beer enthusiasts buzzing with excitement.

  • UK woman delivers twin boys 22 days apart in different hospitals, baffles doctors

    UK woman delivers twin boys 22 days apart in different hospitals, baffles doctors

    Kayleigh Doyle, a 22-year-old woman from UK, delivered twin boys 22 days apart in different hospitals and baffled doctors. However, the twins were delivered prematurely.

  • UK woman, 33, left wheelchair-bound with third degree burns after hot water bottle explodes

    UK woman, 33, left wheelchair-bound with third degree burns after hot water bottle explodes

    Jade Parson-Mayle was unable to walk for over a month after the hot water bottle burst on her thigh and groin area. The 33-year-old had tucked the bottle into her pyjamas to help relieve her of period cramps

  • UK PM Rishi Sunak's flagship bill to fly migrants to Rwanda hits deadlock

    UK PM Rishi Sunak's flagship bill to fly migrants to Rwanda hits deadlock

    The government is expected to hold consecutive days of votes in both Houses once Parliament is back in session post-Easter next month until a consensus can be found

  • UK ban on overseas care workers bringing family members comes in force

    UK ban on overseas care workers bringing family members comes in force

    Overseas care workers, including Indians, will be restricted from bringing dependant family members with them to the UK under new visa rules that come into force from this week.

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