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    The world is burning, and there is no effort to stop it

    06 Aug 2019

    When it first emerged that Dominic Cummings was going to be made Boris Johnson’s chief of staff in 10 Downing Street, it didn’t take long for one particular choice quote to re-emerge. In an article earlier this year, Cummings said the European Research Group, of which around 80 Tory MPs are

    11 officers hurt breaking up unlicensed London music event

    05 Jul 2020

    Under coronavirus restrictions in England, gatherings are limited to six people, even after Saturday when pubs and restaurants can reopen in the latest easing of the lockdown.

    Here’s how Ken Clarke could be prime minister within months

    25 Aug 2019

    Kenneth Clarke really could be prime minister in two months’ time. We have hardly begun to work out the weird scenarios that could play out in parliament after it reconvenes on 3 September — and a temporary prime minister presiding over a general election before the end of the year is more likely than people think.

    Iran forces say they seized British-flagged oil tanker in Gulf

    19 Jul 2019

    Britain said it was urgently seeking information about the Stena Impero after the tanker, which had been heading to a port in Saudi Arabia, suddenly changed course after passing through the Strait of Hormuz at the mouth of the Gulf.

    ABC’s ‘Jarda’ sees nature, life and art through Arab British eyes

    26 Jul 2021

    Arab Britain is a programming theme of ABC, the London-based charity that explores the history, achievements and experiences of Arabs in Britain.

    Smiles replace masks of 10,000 people at Kaleidoscope festival in London

    26 Jul 2021

    London music lovers flocked to Kaleidoscope festival in London and rejoicing in human interaction as England lifted most COVID restrictions.

    DMCC roadshow promotes Dubai’s commercial proposition

    31 Mar 2019

    The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), the world’s flagship Free Zone and Government of the Dubai Authority on commodities trade and enterprise, inaugurated its 2019 international roadshow under its Made For Trade Live umbrella in Edinburgh, Scotland followed by London, where it discussed the advantages of doing business in Dubai through the DMCC.

    Brexit fears for British shop owners in Germany

    31 Mar 2019

    As the United Kingdom grapples with its Brexit drama, the uncertainty around its decision to leave the EU persuaded Dale Carr to close down her Berlin shop selling British goods. The 67-year-old from Sheffield and her husband Robin in 1996 opened “Broken English”, a shop selling British goods to homesick expats and Germans with a taste for UK treats in the trendy district of Kreuzberg.

    British museum to restore objects damaged in Beirut blast

    28 Jul 2021

    The artefacts were held in a case displaying 74 Roman, Byzantine and Islamic-era glass vessels in the American University of Beirut's Archaeological museum, located 3.2 kilometres (two miles) from the blast.

    Rees-Mogg’s new punctuation directive

    01 Aug 2019

    Jacob Rees-Mogg is the newly appointed Leader of the British House of Commons. In his first few days in office he issued a directive to all his staff. That directive states that there are certain words and phrases his staff cannot use when communicating with external parties. In addition to banning these words

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