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PM Johnson defends Internal Market Bill in Parliament
Sep 15, 2020 02:47Addressing the House of Commons, UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has put up a spirited defense of his controversial Internal Market Bill (IMB).
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Britain supports JCPOA as it allows improvement in Persian Gulf situation: Defense secretary
Sep 12, 2020 00:54British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace says London throws its weight behind an international nuclear agreement signed between Iran and major world powers in 2015 because the deal allows for an "improvement" in the Persian Gulf situation.
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Ansarullah denounces Britain's interference in Yemen's domestic affairs
Sep 11, 2020 02:59The spokesman for Yemen's Ansarullah movement has censured Britain's blatant interference in the internal affairs of the Arab country after British Ambassador to Yemen Michael Aron accused Yemeni armed forces of fomenting clashes in the strategic central province of Ma’rib.
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EU denounces UK Internal Market Bill
Sep 11, 2020 01:36Just one day after the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, expressed strong support for a controversial new bill, the European Union (EU) has denounced the draft legislation as a “clear breach” of the 2019 Brexit withdrawal deal.
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Iran Defense Ministry calls on UK to settle debt over undelivered tanks
Sep 10, 2020 15:10The Iranian Defense Ministry urges the United Kingdom to take “practical and expeditious” steps to settle a staggering 40-year-plus debt to Tehran over tanks that London had been supposed to deliver to the country.
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Boris Johnson imposes new partial lockdown to prevent Covid-19 second wave
Sep 10, 2020 03:09British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has imposed new coronavirus-related restrictions to contain what is gearing up to be a second wave of infections.
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Boris Johnson defends controversial new Brexit-related bill
Sep 10, 2020 02:55As concern continues to mount about the government’s highly controversial bill, which is set to interfere with aspects of the Brexit withdrawal agreement, Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has leapt to its defense.
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UK summons Russia Ambassador over Navalny’s alleged ‘poisoning’
Sep 08, 2020 02:44The British government has gone on the diplomatic offensive against Russia over the alleged poisoning of opposition activist, Alexei Navalny.
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Assange trial: UK court to resume hearing in US extradition case
Sep 07, 2020 09:34After months of delay prompted by the coronavirus pandemic, a court hearing will resume in London on Monday where WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will put up a legal battle against Washington's bid seeking his extradition to the United States.
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Britain will not be EU ‘client state’: UK Brexit envoy
Sep 06, 2020 04:34The United Kingdom will not become "a client state" under the terms of any post-Brexit trade deal it reaches with the European Union, says Britain’s chief negotiator David Frost.