UK wage growth slows to 5.7 per cent
The annual average regular earnings growth for the public sector remains strong at 6.4 per cent, and for the private sector, this
EU chief von der Leyen elected for second term
Von der Leyen however faces another difficult five years, with rising expectations that former US president Donald Trump will return to the
8 Indians rescued from oil tanker that sank off Oman coast
The MV had capsized about 25 nautical miles southeast of Ras Madrakah, Oman, on July 15 and search and rescue efforts in
UK to host 45 European leaders for EPC meet
A decision by his predecessor Rishi Sunak to call an early election means Starmer can use NATO and the EPC to advance
First Covid inquiry report to show plan failures
During the hearings for this module, last year, 69 experts and politicians, including former Prime Minister David Cameron and Health Secretaries Jeremy
Labour Unveils Reform Agenda
The government said it would “get Britain building,” setting up a National Wealth Fund and rewriting planning rules that stop new homes
British High Commission Hosts Wimbledon Finals Screening
The Wimbledon is the world’s oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament. The first Wimbledon championship took place in 1877 and the longest
Welsh first minister quits after 118 days in office
Seeking a Migration Miracle Worker: Britain’s new government is looking for the head of a new unit aimed at preventing migrants from
Amnesty slams French hijab sports ban
France is the only European country to enforce a ban on headscarves in sport, which also contradicts the rules of international sports
Russia gives cautious reaction to Zelensky’s summit offer
Leaders and top officials from more than 90 states gathered at a Swiss mountainside resort on June 15 for the two-day summit