All news on the topic: United Kingdom

The UK is set to build up to 12 new nuclear-powered attack submarines and invest £15 billion in its warhead programme, under its strategic defence review.

About 800 figures from the legal community call on the government to impose sanctions on Israeli officials and consider suspending Israel from the UN

Reports suggest Toyota will move part of its Corolla sports model production to the UK to ease delivery times to North America and make use of idle factory space

In a world teetering on the edge Russian president Vladimir Putin’s latest chilling words have caused tension to rise

British army to test Japanese Type 19 guns with Vulcano shells

Portuguese officials have yet to name him as they prepare to try him over the death of Daniel Galhanas in the early hours of October 14 2023

The UK will have to ban many pesticides, hitting food production, with farmers already reeling from Rachel Reeves’s inheritance tax raid

British law enforcers are looking into possible Russian trail in arson attacks on property owned by PM Keir Starmer

RedBird Capital Partners, a US-based private equity firm, reports to have purchased Telegraph Media Group for £500 million

British fishing boat seized by French navy vessel due to being caught "whelking without a licence"

Reform UK leader said he’d ‘exchanged contracts’ to buy property last November, but it’s in name of Laure Ferrari

A pair of forgers who made more than £1 million supplying fake UK identity documents to high-profile criminals have been jailed.

The Prime Minister of Israel slams Western leaders after their call to stop the Gaza offensive and remove restrictions on humanitarian aid.

Jonathan Hall KC, the independent reviewer of state threat legislation, is expected to report this week on the application of counter-terrorism laws against state interference.

The penalties on Azerbaijani businesses and people occur as the nation is strengthening energy relations with the European Union.

The UK and India have reached a trade agreement that will facilitate the export of whisky, cars, and other products from the UK to India, while reducing taxes on India’s clothing and footwear exports.

In the United Kingdom, authorities have reported a significant rise in thefts targeting collectible "JellyCats 2.0" toys, also popularly known as Labubu figures.

The US Vice President JD Vance has hinted that the UK could be exempt from Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs.

John Swinney has claimed allowing his ministers a pay rise is guided by “fairness”.

Prince Harry has travelled to London and is at the Royal Courts of Justice today to attend the appeal in his legal challenge over his security arrangements while visiting the UK