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From Monday 24 July, children aged 10 or over will be able to enter the UK using eGates across 15 air and rail ports, helping families travel more easily.

If you've ever dreamt of owning a breathtaking £4.5 million property with stunning coastal views, this might be your chance. Omaze is offering a beautiful five-bedroom house, complete with a

Veolia and Westminster City Council have announced the launch of the "UK's largest" electric refuse collection fleet. The council has invested £20 million in 45 new zero-emission trucks that will

 

According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the UK government borrowed less than anticipated in June, benefiting from increased tax receipts and a significant decrease in debt

Starting from yesterday (July 20), hospital consultants at Oxford University Hospitals will be engaging in industrial action for the first time. The strike is scheduled to continue until 7 am on

The decision to impose a visa regime has been made because of the sustained and significant increase since 2016, in the number of UK asylum applications from Namibian nationals at the UK

 

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has managed to avoid a wipeout in key elections, but his governing Conservatives did suffer some setbacks in the recent polls. The votes, held on July 20,

 

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine made a significant decision on Friday, dismissing Vadym Prystaiko from his position as Ukraine's ambassador to Britain. The presidential order, however,

 

The cost of renting a home in the UK has surged to a new record, reaching an average of £1,231 per month for those outside of London. In the capital, the situation is even more alarming,

 

Nigel Farage has responded to the apology from NatWest Group's chief executive, Dame Alison Rose, stating that it is only "a start" and vowing to continue his campaign amid the ongoing