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    Letters ace borders in UAE’s rousing Urdu play Mian Biwi aur Wagah

    31 Aug 2020

    Jashn-e-Rekhta (JeR), world’s largest and perhaps most sought-after Urdu language literary event, will showcase the popular play from the UAE, Mia Biwi Aur Wagah (MBW), in its first-ever virtual Urdu festival in the UK.

    Princess Diana's statue to be unveiled to mark her 60th birthday

    29 Aug 2020

    A statue of the UK's late Princess Diana will be installed next year on what would have been her 60th birthday, the Kensington Palace said in a statement.

    EU leaders adjourn summit to break jobs stalemate

    01 Jul 2019

    The 28 EU leaders are trying to agree on who will steer the bloc over the coming years through the looming challenges of Brexit and the rise of populist parties in Europe.

    UN Security Council members fail to agree on Myanmar text

    28 May 2022

    China and the United Kingdom, which drafted the text, blamed each other for the failure of the day-long negotiations, which followed a closed-door Council meeting on Myanmar in the morning.

    UK MPs blast ‘systemic failures’ of Afghan withdrawal

    24 May 2022

    The House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee probe revealed a "fundamental lack of planning, grip or leadership at a time of national emergency" before and during the Taliban takeover of Kabul in August 2021.

    Wage growth in United Kingdom at new peak in a decade

    16 Apr 2019

    British workers’ pay grew at its joint fastest pace in over a decade as employers extended their hiring spree, adding to signs that uncertainty about Brexit is prompting firms to take on workers rather than commit to longer-term investments.

    Clashes at latest Hong Kong anti-extradition march

    14 Jul 2019

    Police used pepper spray and batons against small groups of protesters who took over a road on the sidelines of another huge rally in Sha Tin.

    Fresh train, airline strikes hit Britain and mainland Europe

    24 Jun 2022

    Britain, like much of Europe, is suffering from rocketing inflation and stagnant economic growth, raising the prospect of a summer of strikes across the continent.

    UK shopper numbers jump 87.8% as stores reopen after lockdown

    19 Apr 2021

    The number of people heading out to shops across Britain jumped 87.8% in the week to April 17 versus the previous week as non-essential stores in England reopened after three months of COVID-19 lockdown, market researcher Springboard said on Monday.

    May’s Brexit talks with Labour Party stall

    05 Apr 2019

    Britain’s opposition Labour Party said on Friday that talks with the government on a last-ditch Brexit deal had made no progress, as EU leaders said Prime Minister Theresa May had not convinced them that they should let Britain delay its departure next week.

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