Nurses' strike in Britain will be shorter due to recent High Court judgement.

Thousands of nurses in Britain were planned to go on strike the week after next, but the High Court ruled on Thursday that their actions were illegal, giving the government a modest victory in its ongoing conflict with public sector unions.

Despite the union's claims to the contrary...

After an impartiality dispute, the BBC agrees that renowned soccer commentator Gary Lineker can return to the air.

After an impartiality dispute, the BBC, Britain's public service broadcaster, agreed on Monday that renowned soccer commentator Gary Lineker can return to air and promised to evaluate its social media guidelines.

Lineker, a former England soccer player-turned-TV host and the organiz...

After Privacy Concerns, Harry and Meghan Defend Documentary

Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have responded to criticism of a documentary about their life, stating in a statement that the couple had never mentioned privacy as a justification for leaving the royal family.

The pair - the Duke and Duchess of Sussex - made a variety of...

UK Prime Minister Liz Truss resigns after only six weeks in office due to chaos.

On Thursday, British Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned following the shortest, most chaotic term in history. She was removed from office because her economic agenda had damaged the country's image for financial stability and had caused many people to fall into poverty.

Britain will ...

Britain's energy costs will increase by 80% if the crisis Exacerbate

According to Jennifer Jones observation the money she pays for her energy meter is never sufficient. And she also bares the after effect as soon as she wont be able to pay for it.

During this period Britain is facing the biggest cost of living. As Jones million of people are facing diff...

Bill of £2 Billion to Strike Britain’s Chemical Industry Post-Brexit Red Tape

Ministers have warned that the chemicals sector of the UK will face a hit of 2 billion Euros post-Brexit red tape. This amount is two times more than the cost of the initial estimates.

UK Reach, the new regulation Britain will follow, was expected to mount up to I billion Euros as warne...

'Extremely concerning,' Britain and Australia join the Pentagon in monitoring Russia's potential use of chemical weapons in Ukraine

On Monday, officials in Washington and London launched an investigation into the probable use of chemical weapons by the Russian military in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol, after Ukrainian forces in the region claimed to have identified evidence of chemical poisoning among their troops.<...

UK Prime Minister Says It Will Send Troops to Eastern Europe If Russia Attacks Ukraine

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, has said that Britain would send troops to protect Eastern Europe if Russia goes ahead with its plan of invading Ukraine.

As the crisis continues, Boris Johnson attacked Moscow for violating the use of force to terrify people into...

Survey Reveals the Decline of support for populist sentiment across Europe

According to a survey conducted by YouGov, support for populist sentiment in Europe has been continuously declining in the last three years with fewer people believing in the key statements designed for its measurement. The annual populism tracker of the YouGov-Cambridge Globalism Project has sho...

Britain to donate millions of COVID-19 doses to developing countries

Leaders from world's 20 richest nations are going to meet in Rome, and during this meeting Johnson is hoping to make progress on producing firm commitments towards cutting emissions before the United Nations COP26 summit.

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Saudi Arabian chemical giant Sabic to invest nearly £1bn in its Teesside plant

Sabic, which is a Saudi Arabian manufacturing and chemicals giant is now investing £1bn in its Teesside plant. The company is among of the world's largest petrochemical manufacturers, had initially planned to reduce its carbon footprint by up to 60%.

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