British police have charged a 45-year-old man with arson with intent to endanger life following an attack on a former synagogue in east London last week, authorities said on Tuesday. 

The future of British rail arrives next month as the Department for Transport confirmed today that the long-awaited Cambridge South station will officially open its doors on Sunday, June 28,

 

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper today announced a sweeping new package of sanctions against Iranian-linked individuals and organizations, accusing the regime of using criminal gangs to

 

A broad coalition of British businesses, faith leaders, charities, sports organisations and media figures has issued a public message of solidarity with the UK’s Jewish community following a

 

Britain on Monday unveiled a fresh wave of sanctions against dozens of Russian officials, media figures and organisations, intensifying efforts to counter what London described as

 

Thousands of residents and business owners across Essex are set for a significant digital upgrade as the government extends its Project Gigabit rollout to cover 9,500 additional premises.

 

In a major escalation of cross-border law enforcement, the heads of Europe’s leading financial crime agencies gathered in London this week to synchronize their assault on international

 

Britain will summon China’s ambassador to London after two men were convicted of spying on behalf of Hong Kong and, ultimately, China, Security Minister Dan Jarvis said Thursday.

 

A London court has found two men guilty of conducting espionage operations in the United Kingdom on behalf of Hong Kong authorities and, ultimately, China, in a case that has intensified

Second World War veterans will travel to Europe this summer to attend major commemorative events marking the Normandy Landings and the Battle of Arnhem, with the trips funded by the

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