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British PM Keir Starmer meets Irish counterpart Simon Harris in Dublin, marking the first UK leader visit in five years. The meeting aims to reset relations and discuss economic ties post-Brexit.
A national memorial for Queen Elizabeth II will be erected in St James's Park, London. The site, chosen for its historical significance, will honor the late monarch's legacy and provide a space for contemplation.
U. S. President Biden will meet with British Prime Minister Starmer on September 13 to discuss Ukraine support, Gaza conflict, Red Sea security, and Indo-Pacific strategy, as announced by the White House.
A Royal Navy crew member perished when a Merlin MK4 helicopter crashed in the English Channel during a night exercise. Two others were rescued with minor injuries. An investigation is underway.
A Royal Navy serviceperson has died following a Merlin Mk4 helicopter ditching in the English Channel during night exercises. Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed condolences as an investigation begins.
Germany's migration commissioner suggests using Rwanda for processing asylum claims of migrants entering EU through Belarus. The proposal aims to address irregular migration amid growing political pressure.
Despite 12 migrant deaths in the English Channel, another group attempted the perilous journey the next day. The incident highlights ongoing challenges for UK and French authorities in managing cross-Channel migration.
A scathing report on the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire reveals all 72 deaths were preventable. Government failures and corporate dishonesty contributed to the tragedy, with flammable cladding playing a crucial role.
Paschal Donohoe, Eurogroup president, calls for enhanced UK-EU cooperation on financial matters. He emphasizes the importance of capital markets union and its link to green transition during a London address.
British home prices expected to outpace inflation in next two years. Lower interest rates likely to enhance affordability for first-time buyers, despite challenges in the rental market.
New British PM Keir Starmer grapples with economic challenges and anti-immigrant unrest in his first weeks. Labour government prepares for 'painful' budget amid warnings of difficult times ahead.
Rebecca Lissner, Kamala Harris's deputy national security advisor, emerges as a key figure in shaping U. S. foreign policy. Her pragmatic approach and strategic thinking are influencing the administration's global outlook.
British government explores stricter anti-smoking measures, including potential bans in pub gardens and outdoor restaurants. Prime Minister Starmer cites health concerns and NHS costs as driving factors.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges to build 1. 5 million homes, but faces challenges from skeptical investors and economic constraints. Government intervention may be necessary to meet ambitious targets.
Israeli military conducts extensive raids in West Bank, while UK seeks to strengthen EU ties and Mexico pauses relations with US and Canadian embassies. Iran signals potential openness to nuclear talks.
British PM Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz agree to develop a comprehensive cooperation treaty. The move aims to strengthen UK-EU ties post-Brexit, focusing on economic growth and defense collaboration.
In his first major address, UK PM Keir Starmer painted a bleak picture of Britain's current state, warning of economic challenges and societal issues. His speech drew mixed reactions from supporters and critics alike.
UK PM Keir Starmer emphasizes unity and cooperation as solutions to national problems, contrasting with previous governments. He warns of financial challenges and promises fair distribution of economic burden.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer outlines plans for unpopular decisions to tackle Britain's problems, including potential tax increases on the wealthy. He emphasizes the need for short-term sacrifices to achieve long-term improvements.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer to address nation, highlighting inherited challenges and need for time to implement changes. Speech aims to set realistic expectations for Britain's recovery.
British PM Keir Starmer and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a phone conversation, addressing economic ties and global issues. They agreed on collaboration while acknowledging areas of disagreement.
Keir Starmer's resolute response to recent UK riots marks a stark contrast to past leadership. His professional approach and ambitious plans signal a potential shift in mainstream political leadership.
Over 1,000 arrests and nearly 600 charges follow far-right riots in Britain. New PM Keir Starmer, a former prosecutor, oversees swift justice as courts hand out significant prison terms for violence and online offenses.
Taylor Swift resumes her billion-dollar 'Eras' tour in London with enhanced security measures. Wembley Stadium prepares for five nights of performances, balancing fan experience with safety concerns.
China resubmits plans for its largest European embassy in London, challenging the new Labour government's stance on bilateral relations. The move follows previous rejection and ongoing diplomatic tensions.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer held a phone conversation with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, aiming to ease Middle East tensions. The call followed discussions with U.S. President Biden and European allies.
Parents of a young victim appeal for calm at an emotional funeral following riots sparked by misinformation. The tragedy highlights the need for digital literacy and swift justice.
In response to recent riots targeting Muslims and migrants, a London-based martial arts expert organizes self-defense classes for minority women. The initiative aims to build confidence and community in the face of growing concerns.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer cancels vacation to address racist riots. Police maintain strong presence, target online offenders, and report hundreds of arrests as counter-protests outnumber anti-migration demonstrators.
King Charles III praised citizens who countered recent unrest in British cities, fueled by far-right activists and misinformation about a tragic stabbing. Police remain vigilant as the nation grapples with the aftermath.