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The official figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveal a lower unemployment rate than initially reported for the three months leading up to November, standing at 3.9% instead

 

A recent report by the Commons defense committee has raised concerns about the readiness of the UK's armed forces for a high-intensity war, emphasizing the urgent need to address

 

Climbing on war memorials during protests in Britain could result in a new criminal offense, leading to a potential three-month prison sentence and a £1,000 fine, according to government

 

London's skyline might soon see the addition of a skyscraper equal in height to The Shard. Revised plans for One Undershaft, a 74-storey building, have been submitted to the City of London

 

UK security will be boosted through a vast new contract – worth nearly £2 billion - that will ensure the long-term availability and resilience of critical assets used by Royal Navy ships and

 

500 support trucks will be delivered to the British Army in 2024 to support operational activity, following a rapid procurement process.

 

Stormont witnessed a historic moment as Michelle O'Neill of Sinn Féin became Northern Ireland's first nationalist first minister, breaking new ground in the region's political landscape.

 

The Mayor of London’s development corporation for West London, Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC), together with local residents, businesses and organisations,

 

Leslie Garrett, aged 49, has pleaded guilty at Liverpool Crown Court to eight charges related to firing an AK-47-style rifle at a cinema, a newsagent, and a house on January 3.

 

One of the North East’s most famous icons will shine again as the government delivers a £35 million boost to restore the bridge and secure its future.