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Britain has temporarily withdrawn its diplomatic staff from Iran due to security concerns, while the embassy continues to operate remotely.

A rare UK coin, potentially valued at £10,000, may be found in homes across Britain as experts highlight its desirability among collectors.

Hannah Spencer, known as 'Hannah the Plumber', made history by becoming the first Green Party politician to win a by-election in the UK.

The ITV show 'I'm A Celeb' has revealed its 2026 All Stars line-up and teased fans with a new trailer during 'Britain's Got Talent.'

The UK urges both Pakistan and Afghanistan to take immediate action to de-escalate tensions and protect civilians following recent bombings by Pakistan.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces increased pressure after the Labour Party suffered a significant defeat in a parliamentary by-election in Manchester.

Max George revealed on Good Morning Britain that he experienced a severe heart condition, myocardiitis, which caused him to turn blue before being hospitalized.

A recent study ranks Britain's most dangerous dog breeds based on strength and guarding instincts, with the XL Bully notably absent from the top ten.

The UK is working to establish itself as a leader in data centers in Europe, fueled by ambitious AI strategies and significant investments from American tech companies.

Former US judge Andrew Napolitano warns that providing Ukraine with nuclear weapons or components would escalate tensions dangerously.

Concerns grow over Sharon Carr, Britain's youngest female murderer, potentially committing further violence as she is denied transfer to an open prison.

Six British immigration officers have been accused of stealing cash and property valued at hundreds of thousands of pounds from migrants arriving in small boats in the UK.

A warning has been issued regarding kitchen sponges and dishcloths, which harbor significantly more bacteria than toilet seats and are commonly used in households across Britain.

The article discusses Britain's efforts to combat declining reading interest among children, highlighting the cultural and economic factors contributing to this trend.

Keir Starmer's Labour government is facing a critical by-election in Gorton and Denton amidst the political turmoil surrounding the Epstein case.

Britain is expected to experience a warm weather surge with temperatures reaching up to 17C next week, making it hotter than Ibiza.

Former Special Forces commander Al Carns warns that the UK may face war with Russia within three to five years, citing a lack of military preparedness.

Nobel laureate Andre Geim is leaving the UK to join the University of Hong Kong as a chair professor, citing the city's unique East-West synergy as a draw.

A heartbreaking announcement was made on Good Morning Britain regarding the serious issue of fly-tipping in the UK, affecting both public and private lands.

An advocacy group claims that Palestinian solidarity in the UK is facing significant repression, with over 900 documented incidents over the past six years.

Kate Garraway revealed alarming research about the negative impact of social media on teenagers during the live broadcast of Good Morning Britain.

Over a thousand local council members from across the political spectrum in Britain have pledged to support Palestinian rights and make it an electoral issue.

Britain's youngest female double murderer, Lorraine Thorpe, has been given the opportunity to transfer to an open prison after serving years for the brutal killings of her father and his friend.

The leader of Britain's largest trade union has called for Chancellor Rachel Reeves to be dismissed if she fails to support critical defence funding that is vital for jobs and British industry.

A report exposes the suppression of Palestine supporters in Britain by various lobbying groups, documenting 964 incidents of repression between 2019 and 2025.

Britain has halted the ratification of a deal regarding the transfer of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.

Under pressure from the Trump administration, Britain halted the process of confirming a deal to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago, which includes the strategically significant Diego Garcia, to Mauritius.

The article discusses Donald Trump's pressure on the UK regarding sovereignty issues related to the Chagos Archipelago and its military significance.

A Ukrainian drone manufacturer has established its first factory in the UK.

Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson, British figure skaters, express hope that their Winter Olympics experience will reignite interest in figure skating in the UK.

A recent spike in Britain's unemployment rate alongside weak economic growth indicators suggests deeper underlying issues in the UK's economic recovery.

Susanna Reid from ITV's Good Morning Britain expressed her shock over a new Channel 4 series addressing water pollution and the tragic death of a child due to E. coli.

Annual energy bills in Great Britain will decrease by £117 from April due to a drop in Ofgem's price cap, providing some relief to households.

Proposed changes to parking regulations in Britain may lead to significant operational disruptions for parking companies and increased congestion in urban areas.

A unique house built into a rock in Britain features irregularly shaped walls and a warm, inviting atmosphere.

A podcast discusses Poland's ambition to surpass Great Britain in GDP per capita and the implications of recent US tariff adjustments.

On the fourth anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed confidence in Ukraine's eventual victory and reiterated Britain's unwavering support with new military humanitarian assistance for Kyiv.

The UK government has imposed its largest sanctions package on Russia in four years, targeting oil sectors and military supply networks on the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Beginning February 25, visitors from 85 countries, including Germany, will need to apply for an electronic entry permit (ETA) to enter the UK, with a fee of £16, under new regulations announced by the British government.

A grassroots campaign in the UK aims to support local candidates advocating for Palestine ahead of the 2026 local council elections, initiated by former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

The UK government has announced a significant package of sanctions against Russia, specifically targeting the energy and military sectors, on the fourth anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine.

The British government has unveiled an expansive package of sanctions against Russia, coinciding with the fourth anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine.

Ex-prince Andrew allegedly charged taxpayers for his massages and travel expenses during his time as Britain's trade envoy from 2001 to 2011.

The Epstein scandal continues to escalate in Britain, involving high-profile arrests and alleged misconduct among political figures.

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown warns that Nigel Farage's Reform UK will revert Britain to policies that exacerbate child poverty, advocating for the abolition of a controversial benefit limit.

Russian intelligence claims that France and Britain are actively working to supply nuclear weapons to Ukraine, despite the lack of evidence.

The UK has enacted its largest sanctions package against Russia, targeting major energy and financial sectors, including Gazprom and Rosatom, as part of its support for Ukraine.

Ukraine has dismissed Russia's claims that it was attempting to acquire nuclear weapons with help from Britain and France as 'absurd.'

Bilal Fawaz, a stateless boxer who was a victim of human trafficking, has risen to prominence in the UK after winning the middleweight championship, while calling for official recognition of his identity.

The Parole Board has approved a move to an open prison for Lorraine Thorpe, Britain's youngest female double murderer, although her release on parole has been denied for a second time.