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Prince Harry's official His Royal Highness (HRH) title has been quietly removed from his profile on the Royal Family's website. The alteration was made in accordance with the 2020 Megxit

Six British water companies are currently embroiled in lawsuits with claims exceeding 800 million pounds ($1 billion), representing millions of customers. The lawsuits, brought forward by a

 

A think tank has issued a stark warning that the UK is on the brink of encountering a five-year period of "lost economic growth," disproportionately impacting the most vulnerable segments of

 

The Rwanda plan aims to deter people from crossing the Channel in small boats By Nick Eardley BBC Chief Political Correspondent Prominent members of the Conservative Party, including a

2 The new UK Infrastructure Bank has injected approximately £24 million into a Cornwall-based project aimed at establishing a new lithium mine, providing crucial funding for the initiative.

 

 

In a historic moment, the British city of York, where a medieval pogrom led to the decimation of its Jewish population, is welcoming its first rabbi in 800 years.

 

The UK's electoral oversight body has disclosed that it fell victim to a "sophisticated cyber attack" potentially jeopardizing the data of millions of voters.

 

Email 99 Shares View Comments Six pedestrians were injured when a Fiat 500 vehicle struck them in Worcestershire.

 

Campaigners are sounding the alarm over the reduction of 2,160 bus routes, equivalent to nearly 20%, across England between 2022 and 2023, leading to communities being "isolated" from

 

Dudley Central Mosque and Muslim Community Centre has been the subject of a statutory inquiry by the regulator since July 2022 following extensive previous engagement.