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The British army's plans to reduce troop numbers from 82,000 to 73,000 may be cancelled as the looming threat of a 'hot' war with Russia has forced Defence Secretary Ben Wallace to

New forecasts indicate that the UK is likely to avoid a recession this year, but will experience a slow economic slump that will result in GDP remaining below pre-pandemic levels until the final

London's anti-terrorism referrals are predominantly for "Islamist activity," which is in contrast to the national trend, according to a meeting of London's Police and Crime Committee.

 

The United Kingdom has opened a new military base in the far north of Norway to strengthen NATO's capabilities in the Arctic region. The new base, called Camp Viking, will serve as a hub for

 

A new report has found that most English councils are planning to implement maximum tax hikes and cut services in a bid to avoid bankruptcy. Nine in ten local authorities will increase council

On March 13th, King Charles III will be making his first Commonwealth Day address as monarch at Westminster Abbey. Commonwealth Day is an annual celebration of the Commonwealth of

 

A Hackney Wick newbuild complex in east London has left approximately 1,800 flats without drinking water due to contamination of the drinking tank. The developer, Taylor Wimpey, discovered

 

Greggs, the popular UK bakery chain, has unveiled plans to open 150 new stores across the country and trial 24-hour drive-thru locations, as it posted a significant increase in sales and profits,

 

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has unveiled a radical overhaul of the UK’s asylum system, warning that the country’s current rules could lead to 100 million people becoming eligible for