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The British government is exploring the possibility of asking retailers to cap the prices of basic food items, including bread and milk, as the cost of these essentials

 

In the face of looming strike threats, Britain's Health Minister, Steve Barclay, made it clear on Sunday that the government would not engage in negotiations with the nurses' union regarding

The Home Office announced on Saturday that the automated border control gates in Britain are now operating normally, following a nationwide system malfunction that caused significant

 

According to researchers from the London School of Economics and other universities, Britain's departure from the European Union (EU) has contributed to approximately one-third of

 

According to a recent survey conducted by Reuters, more than 13,000 individuals were denied their right to vote in the local elections held in England this month due to

 

Schools, warehouses and car parks could be at the forefront of a revolution in affordable solar power, under plans discussed at the first meeting of the Government’s

Despite the bite of inflation, British retail sales surpassed expectations last month, showcasing the resilience of UK consumers. Official figures revealed that sales

 

A ceremony was held in Belgium on Wednesday 24 May for World War 1 Royal Flying Corps (RFC) Officer, Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) William Wallace Hutton, who was

 

As the weather starts to warm up, and the half term holidays near, the MOD is reminding visitors and locals to take extra care and check military firing times to keep

 

New estimates reveal that net migration to the UK has reached a new record high of 606,000, driven by individuals from non-EU countries who arrived for work, study, and humanitarian