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The UK announced Thursday that it is banning the export of video game controllers to Russia, aiming to prevent their use in piloting drones on the battlefield in Ukraine.

 

King Charles and Queen Camilla will welcome war veterans to a special tea party at Buckingham Palace as part of the nationwide events marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day — the end of

 

The government is introducing reforms to strengthen police accountability while giving officers more confidence in their duties. A key amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill, expected to be

UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has urged international cooperation to safeguard global energy supplies, warning of growing risks in a world where energy is increasingly being used as a

 

London’s deepening homelessness crisis has become the “single biggest risk” to borough finances, with soaring costs putting local authorities on the brink of bankruptcy, warns London

 

Unilever reported stronger-than-expected underlying sales growth for the first quarter, thanks to price increases and continued consumer interest in its premium product lines.

 

The UK's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is encouraging businesses to come forward and report any suspected wrongdoing, offering a potential path to avoid prosecution if they fully cooperate with

 

British online fashion giant ASOS has reported stronger-than-expected half-year earnings and is optimistic about further growth in 2025. The company also signaled its readiness to adapt to

 

A symbolic image of funding—coins resting on grass beneath a glowing light bulb—captures the fusion of financial support, environmental commitment, and innovative ideas.

 

Rising global trade tensions, fueled by U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, are dampening UK business sentiment and set to slow economic growth, according to a recent Reuters poll of