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How A Legal Dispute Led A UK Man To Build A Record-Breaking Traffic Cone Collection
A UK man turned a legal battle over cone design into a world-record traffic cone collection.
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Turkish Mafia Among Key Targets In London's Massive Crime Crackdown, Says Police
London's Metropolitan Police have intensified action against organised crime, including Turkish-linked gangs, helping reduce the city's homicide rate to its lowest level in over a decade amid broader anti-violence strategies.
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Opinion | Art Of The Deal: As Trump Wavers, India Is Writing Its EU Playbook
As Europe leans in and US policy stays volatile, New Delhi is building a portfolio of pacts to secure markets, capital, and supply chains.
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Ex-UK Ambassador To US Apologises Over Links To Epstein Despite Conviction
Former British ambassador to Washington Peter Mandelson has offered an "unequivocal" apology to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein for his friendship with the late US sex offender.
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Amid US Tensions, Venezuela Says Ready To Pursue "New Agenda" With EU, UK
Venezuela's interim government said Monday it was ready to pursue a "new agenda" with the European Union and Britain following talks with their envoys after Nicolas Maduro was ousted as president.
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Most vaccine-Hesitant People Eventually Got Covid-19 Jab: UK Study
Most people who were initially hesitant about getting vaccinated against Covid-19 eventually received the jab, an England-based study said Tuesday, illustrating that widespread public vaccine skepticism can be overcome.
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Indian-Origin Astronomer Wins UK's Royal Astronomical Society Gold Medal
US-based astronomer Professor Shrinivas Kulkarni has been awarded the prestigious Gold Medal by the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) in London for his "field-defining" discoveries in time-domain astronomy.
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Space Forge Tests World’s First Commercial Semiconductor Factory in Space
Space Forge’s ForgeStar-1 mission has proven that semiconductor manufacturing is possible in orbit. By generating plasma inside a mini furnace in microgravity, the UK startup showed that space conditions can enable far purer crystal growth than on Earth, potentially revolutionizing future electronics and energy-efficient chips.
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UAE Blocks Students From UK Universities Over Radicalisation Fears: Report
UAE, which provides its high-achieving students generous grants to study abroad, has been restricting admissions to British universities over fears that campuses are being radicalised by an extremist Islamist group, a UK media report said.
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UK Nurse Lucy Letby, Convicted Of Murdering Babies, Gets "Top Job" In Prison
In a new role, Letby will be responsible for handing out books and DVDs to fellow inmates.
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Indian Woman's Late-Night Paratha Attempt In UK Ends With Fire Alarm Chaos
She said she would never make parathas again and hoped she was not the only one who had experienced this.
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Birmingham Sky Turns Bright Pink, Leaving Residents Amazed
Pictures of pink skies emerged over Birmingham and surrounding towns, such as Hednesford in Staffordshire.
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"Unacceptable": UK MP On Killings Of Hindus In Bangladesh
UK MP and Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, Priti Patel, on Friday termed the situation in Bangladesh "concerning and worrying" and called for protecting religious freedom in the South Asian nation.
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Elon Musk’s X Limits Grok AI Image Generation to Paid Subscribers Following Deepfake Backlash: Report
X has reportedly restricted Grok AI image generation and editing to paid users after backlash over sexually explicit and violent deepfake images. The tool had allowed users to manipulate photos, often targeting women. According to new reports, the move followed pressure from UK authorities and threats of regulatory action. Government sources urged ...
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Two UK-Bound Air India Flights Diverted Due To Bad Weather
Two Air India flights enroute to different UK cities were diverted to nearby airports there due to inclement weather on Thursday, according to the airline.
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How A Legal Dispute Led A UK Man To Build A Record-Breaking Traffic Cone Collection
A UK man turned a legal battle over cone design into a world-record traffic cone collection.
-
Turkish Mafia Among Key Targets In London's Massive Crime Crackdown, Says Police
London's Metropolitan Police have intensified action against organised crime, including Turkish-linked gangs, helping reduce the city's homicide rate to its lowest level in over a decade amid broader anti-violence strategies.
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Opinion | Art Of The Deal: As Trump Wavers, India Is Writing Its EU Playbook
As Europe leans in and US policy stays volatile, New Delhi is building a portfolio of pacts to secure markets, capital, and supply chains.
-
Ex-UK Ambassador To US Apologises Over Links To Epstein Despite Conviction
Former British ambassador to Washington Peter Mandelson has offered an "unequivocal" apology to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein for his friendship with the late US sex offender.
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Amid US Tensions, Venezuela Says Ready To Pursue "New Agenda" With EU, UK
Venezuela's interim government said Monday it was ready to pursue a "new agenda" with the European Union and Britain following talks with their envoys after Nicolas Maduro was ousted as president.
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Most vaccine-Hesitant People Eventually Got Covid-19 Jab: UK Study
Most people who were initially hesitant about getting vaccinated against Covid-19 eventually received the jab, an England-based study said Tuesday, illustrating that widespread public vaccine skepticism can be overcome.
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Indian-Origin Astronomer Wins UK's Royal Astronomical Society Gold Medal
US-based astronomer Professor Shrinivas Kulkarni has been awarded the prestigious Gold Medal by the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) in London for his "field-defining" discoveries in time-domain astronomy.
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Space Forge Tests World’s First Commercial Semiconductor Factory in Space
Space Forge’s ForgeStar-1 mission has proven that semiconductor manufacturing is possible in orbit. By generating plasma inside a mini furnace in microgravity, the UK startup showed that space conditions can enable far purer crystal growth than on Earth, potentially revolutionizing future electronics and energy-efficient chips.
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UAE Blocks Students From UK Universities Over Radicalisation Fears: Report
UAE, which provides its high-achieving students generous grants to study abroad, has been restricting admissions to British universities over fears that campuses are being radicalised by an extremist Islamist group, a UK media report said.
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UK Nurse Lucy Letby, Convicted Of Murdering Babies, Gets "Top Job" In Prison
In a new role, Letby will be responsible for handing out books and DVDs to fellow inmates.
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Indian Woman's Late-Night Paratha Attempt In UK Ends With Fire Alarm Chaos
She said she would never make parathas again and hoped she was not the only one who had experienced this.
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Birmingham Sky Turns Bright Pink, Leaving Residents Amazed
Pictures of pink skies emerged over Birmingham and surrounding towns, such as Hednesford in Staffordshire.
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"Unacceptable": UK MP On Killings Of Hindus In Bangladesh
UK MP and Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, Priti Patel, on Friday termed the situation in Bangladesh "concerning and worrying" and called for protecting religious freedom in the South Asian nation.
-
Elon Musk’s X Limits Grok AI Image Generation to Paid Subscribers Following Deepfake Backlash: Report
X has reportedly restricted Grok AI image generation and editing to paid users after backlash over sexually explicit and violent deepfake images. The tool had allowed users to manipulate photos, often targeting women. According to new reports, the move followed pressure from UK authorities and threats of regulatory action. Government sources urged ...
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Two UK-Bound Air India Flights Diverted Due To Bad Weather
Two Air India flights enroute to different UK cities were diverted to nearby airports there due to inclement weather on Thursday, according to the airline.
