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The British Medical Association’s industrial action will take place from 27 June to 2 July - meaning it will clash with the ongoing general election campaign.

IPPR research examines transport emissions by income, gender, location, ethnicity and age

The company’s parent firm said its branding and UK headquarters would remain in place as part of the deal, along with its universal service obligation to "one-price-goes-anywhere" first class post six days a week.

Britain’s first black woman MP was suspended from the party last year over comments she made about Jewish people not facing racism, and rumours had been circling she might not be allowed to stand for Labour at the upcoming election.

China accused Britain on Saturday of false accusation, "wanton stigmatisation" and arbitrary arrests after the unexplained death of a man charged with illegally assisting Hong Kong’s foreign intelligence service.

The civil action was put on hold in 2018 but has been relaunched after the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry report, with around 500 victims putting their names to the lawsuit.

Sivagankan had been granted indefinite leave to remain in Britain after fleeing the war in Sri Lanka in 2003

One in ten independent shops lost more than £10,000 to shoplifting in the last two years, according to the Federation of Small Businesses

Billionaire developer jokes he in fact spends no time at penthouse with record-breaking £175m asking price

The buttoned-up lawyer is about to roll up his sleeves on the campaign trail.

The summer holidays are fast approaching and if you’ve booked a holiday around this time, you’re likely already dreading the journey.

Grant Shapps said there should be “no place for neutrality” amid rising threats from Russia.

A former Royal Marine accused of spying on Hong Kong activists in Britain has died in unexplained circumstances in a park.

A British diplomat has been given a week to leave Russia in an escalation of a diplomatic spat over spying.

Report provoked a flurry of questions for the British government Monday afternoon.

Device in development fires electromagnetic pulse that tricks ebikes and scooters into shutting off

British police said on Monday three men had been charged with assisting Hong Kong’s foreign intelligence service after authorities made a series of arrests across England.

Now, for the first time, 77-year-old Field has decided to reveal the secrets of his life as one of the country’s most feared bank robbers

British prime minister hosts vice-chancellors in Downing Street to discuss protecting Jewish students.

New legislation gives the self-driving car firm a route to market. But the proposals nearly fell victim to Britain’s political perma-crisis.

Britain’s Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy praises Trump’s defense record and urges Europeans not to “personalize” debate over NATO spending.

Britain’s Financial Reporting Council has fined three audit firms including PWC and EY about 9.5 million pounds ($12 million) in aggregate for failures in their handling of London Capital & Finance (LCF)...

The director general of Britain’s leading trade body has described Tory ministers as “smart” for using the bank holiday weekend to mask the impact of a new Brexit borders checks system, which is set to add delays, red tape and costs to many imports.

Former British convict and drug addict Aiden Minnis has been trying to lure others on social media to join him in Russia writing ’if you want to join the Russian Federation Armed Forces, get at me’