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  How This UK Spy Used Mother-In-Law's Blackberry Jam To Win Over Hamid Karzai

  One story from that period that became particularly well-known was to build a closer relationship with then Afghan President Hamid Karzai, Younger arranged for homemade blackberry jam prepared by his mother-in-law to be sent to him after learning Karzai enjoyed it in his tea.

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  Indian Origin Woman Wins Rs 85 Crore After 23-Year-Long Divorce Battle In UK

  The case began in 2002 when Varsha Gohil filed for divorce from her husband, Bhadresh Gohil, citing adultery and unreasonable behaviour.

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  Chinese Spies Posing As HRs On LinkedIn To Recruit Assets, Warn US, Allies

  The warning marks one of the clearest public statements the "Five Eyes" intelligence partners have ever made about an active, ongoing foreign intelligence operation targeting everyday job seekers.

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  "I Can't Breathe": Video Shows UK Cops Arresting Dying Teen Stabbed By Indian

  The footage has been released by the police, with the permission of Nowak's family, after his attacker, Vickrum Digwa, 23, was sentenced to life with a minimum of 21 years in prison in the UK earlier this week.

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  'Brought Shame On Religion': Sikh Man Jailed For Stabbing UK Teen

  Judge William Mousley of the Southampton Crown Court said that Digwa killed Nowak with a large knife that he kept attached to his belt. Mousley said that Nowak asked the Digwa if he was a "bad man", which led him to feel that he was insulted.

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  'Raped By 600-700 Men': UK MP Shares 'Pak Grooming Gang' Testimonies

  According to testimonies, gang members used racial comparisons to justify the way they "treated and controlled" women.

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  "Destroy His Authority": Secret Texts Reveal How UK PM Lost Labour Control

  McFadden warned that if the government lost the vote, withdrew the bill, or significantly watered down the reforms, it would "destroy" Starmer's authority as Prime Minister. 

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  'Indians, Pakistanis Take Our Job': British MP's 'Racist' Remarks Spark Row

  Lowe's remarks soon sparked a controversy, with social media users calling him "racist" and reminding him about Britain's colonial past.

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  Opinion | How Pak And Bangladeshi Vote Blocs Are Becoming UK's New 'Kingmakers'

  In a February by-election in Gorton and Denton, a Manchester suburb, Pakistani voters played a major role in helping the Green Party come out on top, pushing Labour into third place behind Reform.

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  UK Suspends Indian-Origin Doctor. He Slept With Patient, Gave Her Opioids

  The accused doctor, Chirag Patel, a consultant neurosurgeon at Cardiff's University Hospital of Wales, claimed to have prescribed opioid painkillers to a woman named only as 'Patient A' because she "blackmailed" him with threats of exposing their rel

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  Queen Elizabeth II's Zardozi Gown From India Tour Takes Centrestage In UK

  The gown was designed by Norman Hartnell, Dressmaker to the Queen, for a state dinner hosted by then President Dr Rajendra Prasad in Delhi in January 1961.

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  Work-From-Home Refusal Can Trigger Lawsuits, Rules UK Tribunal In Anxiety Case

  The tribunal found the council failed to make reasonable adjustments for her mental health condition, setting a significant legal precedent for remote-working rights.

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  UK Radio Station Issues Apology After False "King Charles III Passed Away" Announcement

  The station manager explained that a computer malfunction set off the procedure "which all UK stations hold in readiness while hoping not to require."

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  NATO Discussing Deploying Troops In Hormuz If It Isn't Opened By July: Report

  The idea has support from several members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, but doesn't yet have the necessary unanimous support, said a diplomat from a NATO country.

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  UK Cops Find 90-kg Cocaine In Shipment Of Kim Kardashian's Shapewear Brand

  A British court sentenced a truck driver to prison for smuggling $9.4 million worth of cocaine in the shipment.

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  Ex-CIA Agent Reveals How Russia Recruits "Disposable" Spies Online

  Sean Wiswesser explained that after the Cold War, Russia was not a top focus for the United States. 

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  Inside Small UK Operations Room Handling Persian Gulf Ship Emergencies

  Whenever commercial vessels come under attack or face security threats in the region, captains often contact the UKMTO first for guidance and emergency coordination.

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  "Shoot Him In Neck Like Charlie Kirk": Chants At UK's Pro-Palestine Rally

  Protestors at the pro-Palestinian march carried signs that read "smash the far right" and "Free Palestinian Hostages".

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  NDTV Exclusive: Inside British Museum Housing Bhojshala's Saraswati Idol

  In its judgement declaring the Bhojshala complex a temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswati or Vagdevi, the court also asked the government to consider formal steps for bringing back the historic idol currently housed in the British Museum in London.

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  UK Health Minister Resigns, Says Lost Confidence In PM Starmer's Leadership

  Wes Streeting, 43, did not say whether he had the required support of 81 Labour MPs -- 20 per cent of the party in parliament -- to trigger a contest.