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UK Muslim charity under terror probe over alleged Hamas ties after senior figure arrested in US case

A UK-based Muslim charity is under investigation by counter-terror police and the Charity Commission over alleged links to Hamas. A senior figure associated with one of the charity’s partner organisations was arrested in Britain in a US terrorism-financing case, triggering the investigation.

The Times of India

UK first in Europe to approve Eli Lilly oral weight loss drug

Britain has become the first country in Europe to approve orforglipron, the oral weight loss and diabetes treatment developed by US company Eli Lilly, the UK government has revealed. Eli Lilly's Mounjaro weight loss drug, like Wegovy, is injected. bcp/ajb/st

The Economic Times

Trump's secret flight isn't the first: How Bill Clinton used a decoy plane to secretly enter Pakistan in 2000

In a twist of presidential travel, Donald Trump allegedly used a catering truck for a clandestine flight from Turkey to Britain, echoing Bill Clinton's 2000 strategy of flying in a decoy aircraft to avoid danger during his visit to Pakistan. These accounts reveal the lengths to which leaders go to…

The Economic Times

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In 1927, Welsh naturalist Ronald Lockley moved his family onto an uninhabited island; he later helped create Britain’s first bird observatory there

In 1933, Ronald Lockley founded the first bird observatory in Britain on Skokholm Island, making significant strides in the study of puffins and Manx shearwaters. His detailed observations on their behaviors and navigation techniques paved the way for ecological research. Additionally, Lockley conducted vital studies on the island's European rabbit…

The Times of India

'Very Angry' Prince William Reportedly Promises 'There Will Be Consequences' Over Prince Harry's Interview

Reports claim Prince William warned of 'consequences' after Prince Harry's comments on his children's relationship with royal cousins, highlighting ongoing tensions within the Royal Family.

International Business Times UK

'Demonstrate flight risk’: US prosecutors oppose release of Tate brothers as UK seeks extradition

US prosecutors have opposed the release of social media influencers Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate from federal custody, arguing that the

The Times of India

UK Fire Chiefs Sound Alarm Over 'New Wildfire Era' as Britain Faces Growing Blaze Risk

Firefighters warn that Britain is entering a 'new wildfire era' due to prolonged drought and heatwaves, urging for better resources and preparation as wildfires become a frequent challenge.

International Business Times UK

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European Championships: Britain’s Amy Hunt triumphs with gold in 100m

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The Independent UK

What does it say about the UK’s pro-Europeans that they hide their message behind a bin?

Voters disillusioned by Brexit should have more options than Nigel Farage or the novelty candidate Count Binface, says journalist and economics commentator Simon Nixon

The Guardian - UK

Eli Lilly’s Foundayo becomes first oral weight-loss drug approved in UK for diabetes

Britain's regulator approved Eli Lilly's Foundayo pill for weight and diabetes. This treatment is not yet available through the NHS in the UK. Foundayo will launch privately later this month via prescription. Novo Nordisk's Wegovy pill also received approval for the UK market. The weight-loss drug market is seeing increased…

The Economic Times

Trump flew secretly from Turkey due to Iranian threat: Report

US President Donald Trump secretly travelled on a C-32A military jet from Turkey to Britain after publicly boarding an older Air Force One, The Washington Post reported. The covert switch reportedly followed an Iranian threat, raising questions about the security of the newly renovated, Qatar-donated aircraft Trump had used at…

The Economic Times

In 190 years, England witnesses driest month, now Britain usually known for its unpredictable wet weather faces third drought in five years

Britain is now ‌experiencing a ⁠flash drought ⁠caused by a combination of very low rainfall and higher temperatures. Rivers, reservoirs, and groundwater levels continue to decline ⁠while the continued hot and dry conditions are increasing the risk of wildfires, the government said.

The Economic Times

Used EV sales jump 67% as Britain’s second-hand car market gets its spark back

Electric cars claim a record share as the wider used market tops two million sales for the first spring quarter since 2021

The Independent UK

Crackdown on vape shops and bookies as Burnham gives councils power to choose what is on their high streets

New prime minister Burnham to tackle Britain’s ‘hollowed-out high streets’ by scrapping Blair’s Aim to Permit directive

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Britain’s Amy Hunt powers to emphatic 100m European gold and thrills home crowd

The British sprinter secured the 100m European title in 11.00sec in Birmingham, with Ewa Swoboda claiming silver and Delphine Nkansa a bronze

The Economic Times

US defends dollar as yen weakness threatens global currency order

The US treasury has stepped in to bolster the Japanese yen and several other currencies, signaling a potential decline of the dollar and hints of global economic turbulence. Historical patterns illustrate a downturn in imperial economic dominance. For India, navigating the complexities of changing global alliances and economic dependencies poses…

Euronews

Drought declared in 'almost three-quarters' of England, UK government says

Britain was also facing its fifth heatwave of the 2026 summer that has seen multiple temperature records being broken.

The National (Scotland)

5 key points from overlooked polling on Brexit Britain and Andy Burnham

THREE in four UK voters think that Britain’s best days are behind it, according to a major new poll ...

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Record 230 migrants cross English Channel in single small boat, French officials say

Britain has been grappling with how to curb the perilous and politically contentious crossings, which in recent years have seen tens of thousands of migrants arriving annually on the shores of southeast England.

France 24

Another heatwave hits Europe as drought and fires worsen

Europe is bracing for another wave of extreme heat, with temperatures forecast to reach the mid-30s Celsius in parts of Britain and France and spread across much of the continent. The latest heatwave comes after record-breaking temperatures, worsening drought, major wildfires and thousands of excess deaths, while dangerously low river…

The Independent UK

Don’t use electricity during the solar eclipse, Octopus Energy warns

A shutdown in solar energy generation will coincide with a usual surge in electricity demand in the UK

The National (Scotland)

Zack Polanski takes swipe at Andrew Neil over 'word salad' wealth tax interview

ZACK Polanski has taken a swipe at Andrew Neil after the former BBC journalist branded his interview with an economist a "word salad of…

The Economic Times

Indian-origin prodigies Bodhana Sivanandan, Shreyas Royal make British chess history

Bodhana Sivanandan and Shreyas Royal made chess history winning the British Chess Championships. Bodhana became Britain's youngest Women's chess champion after a playoff. Shreyas Royal secured the overall British title, finishing ahead of grandmasters. Royal, who moved from India, was allowed to stay in the UK. This event was the…

Evening Standard

Thames Water gives finance chief £1million extra payment as firm teeters on brink of collapse

Britain's largest water firm is teetering on the edge of collapse and has warned it could run out of cash by the end of the year

The Economic Times

Count Binface, the man in a can with a plan, seeks Parliament seat in Britain's wackiest election

Count Binface, a comedian dressed as a garbage can, is challenging Nigel Farage. The candidate is running in a special election in Clacton-on-Sea. Binface offers a unique platform with absurd and local policy proposals. He aims to provide a fresh alternative to established politicians. The candidate does not expect to…

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