London: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said that the government would do “whatever it takes” to protect the country, as the U.K. announced a security review after several unidentified objects were shot down in the skies over North America. Asked about the objects, Sunak said
London: Britain’s government Monday enacted new measures to accelerate the deportation of foreign criminals, clamping down on some who have claimed protection under UK law as purported victims of “modern slavery.” It cited the case of one convicted rapist who appealed against a decision by the
London: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sacked Conservative Party chair Nadhim Zahawi after an investigation found he committed a serious breach by not being open about a tax probe, the latest scandal to hit one of Sunak's top ministers. Sunak had initially stood by Zahawi before
London: Veteran Kashmiri activists, philanthropists and volunteers were awarded for their outstanding services at a function in London, the capital of the United Kingdom (UK). At a function hosted by Sarah Qayoum chairperson Muslim Rose Welfare, a London-based charity organization, saw several Kashmiri activists and volunteers
United Nations: Racism in the United Kingdom is “structural, institutional and systemic”, UN human rights experts said, warning that people of African descent in the country continue to encounter discrimination and erosion of their fundamental rights. “We have serious concerns about impunity and the failure to
London: Massive protest demonstrations were held across Britain, marking India’s so-called Republic Day as Black Day. Kashmiris, members of Sikh community and their allies participated in the protest demos, pressing the UK government to intervene and halt the ongoing genocide in Indian Administered Kashmir. The demonstrations were
London: While the fascist Narendra Modi regime was brandishing weaponry on the roads in New Delhi, a clear sign that the RSS government signifies terror across South Asia, the India state faced strong demonstrations across the UK. The demonstrations marking India’s so-called Republic Day as Black
London: Almost half of asylum seekers in the UK facing deportation to Rwanda are married, including a significant number from Afghanistan, Iran, Sudan, and Syria, The Guardian reported. More than one-fifth also have children, the survey by charity Care4Calais found. The study was published by charity coalition
Washington: The West stepped up pressure on Iran over its crackdown on protests as the United States, European Union and United Kingdom imposed fresh sanctions on Tehran. The actions, which reflect a deterioration in the West s already dire relations with Tehran in recent months, are
London: The UK’s counter-extremism strategy Prevent is failing to tackle “incel” culture due to its focus on Islamist extremism, an MP for the main opposition Labour Party has warned. “Incels,” or “involuntarily celibate,” are men who consider themselves unable to attract women and resultantly express hostility