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  • UK, EU partners 'firmly committed' to Iran’s nuclear deal: May tells Trump

    UK, EU partners 'firmly committed' to Iran’s nuclear deal: May tells Trump

    May 11, 2018 23:50

    British Prime Minister Theresa May has told US President Donald Trump that the UK and its EU partners will remain "firmly committed" to the Iran’s nuclear deal.

  • Ecuador' UK embassy imposes new communications bans on WikiLeaks founder

    Ecuador' UK embassy imposes new communications bans on WikiLeaks founder

    May 11, 2018 06:14

    Authorities at the Ecuadorean embassy in Britain have imposed new restrictions on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange residing in the compound, banning him from receiving visitors and phone calls.

  • Boris Jonson: Britain has 'no intention of walking away' from the Iran nuclear deal

    Boris Jonson: Britain has 'no intention of walking away' from the Iran nuclear deal

    May 09, 2018 12:21

    UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson says his government has "no intention of walking away" from the Iran nuclear agreement, despite President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the deal.

  • UK foreign secretary regrets Trump's decision on Iran

    UK foreign secretary regrets Trump's decision on Iran

    May 09, 2018 03:07

    British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson voices regret for US President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from Iran’s nuclear deal.

  • Theresa May forced to let MPs vote on single market

    Theresa May forced to let MPs vote on single market

    May 09, 2018 03:05

    British Prime Minister Theresa May has been forced to allow MPs to have a vote on remaining in the European Economic Area (EEA) following multiple fresh defeats in the House of Lords.

  • Over 3 million UK children living in poverty in 2018: Report

    Over 3 million UK children living in poverty in 2018: Report

    May 07, 2018 10:58

    More than 3.1 million British children will spend this year under the official breadline, a new report has revealed, raising questions about Prime Minister Theresa May’s economic policies.

  • About 1,000 highly skilled migrants in the UK are wrongly facing deportation

    About 1,000 highly skilled migrants in the UK are wrongly facing deportation

    May 07, 2018 08:08

    While the recent Windrush crisis has caused controversy and the loss of a minister for the British government, new revelations show that 1,000 highly skilled migrants in the UK are wrongly facing deportation based on flawed allegations.

  • Johnson heads to US to stop Trump from ending Iran nuclear deal

    Johnson heads to US to stop Trump from ending Iran nuclear deal

    May 06, 2018 06:23

    British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson will travel to the United States in a bid to dissuade President Donald Trump from withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.

  • Court grants campaigners appeal against ruling on UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia

    Court grants campaigners appeal against ruling on UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia

    May 05, 2018 02:12

    Activists campaigning to stop British arms sales to Saudi Arabia to prevent their use in Yemen have been granted an appeal against a High Court ruling allowing the UK to continue selling weapons to Riyadh.

  • Labour, Tories lock horns in 2018 UK local elections

    Labour, Tories lock horns in 2018 UK local elections

    May 04, 2018 02:30

    The UK’s two main parties, the ruling Conservatives and the main opposition Labour, are set to lock horns in this year’s local elections across England.

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