England
Man who murdered elderly mother for TV remote sentenced to 15 years
The court was told that Surjit Singh, who was a carer for his elderly mother, began the attack after Kaur commented negatively on his state of intoxication and took away the TV remote.
Two British Labour MPs denied entry to Israel, escorted to Jordan
Your Taxes: Rayner affair - avoidance vs evasion
UK Labour MP's office set ablaze, arsonist suspected to have been motivated by Gaza war
Starmer must 'force' Gaza borders open with UK troops, union leader demands
Unison chief Christina McAnea urges UK military action in Gaza to deliver aid, calling diplomacy ineffective and citing NATO’s Kosovo intervention as precedent.
National pride or racist rhetoric? What is the deal with the UK flying British flags? - Explainer
‘Operation Raise the Colours' has gained momentum in Britain - but is it national pride or anti-migrant rhetoric pushing it forward?
Shabana Mahmood: What do we know about the UK's new home secretary?
Shabana Mahmood, the UK's new Home Secretary, faces scrutiny over her past votes on Gaza and links to pro-Palestinian activism as tensions rise.
'Threats from an antisemitic mob' postpones English museum's Jewish exhibit
The Russell-Cotes museum postponed an exhibit celebrating the history of the town of Bournemouth's Jewish community.
UK crackdown continues: 114 people charged for supporting Palestine Action
Over 700 people have been arrested for supporting Palestine Action since the group was proscribed, with 521 being arrested on August 9 for displaying placards supporting political vandalism.
Hit with E3 snapback, Iran blinks instead of retaliating for first time - analysis
When West condemned Iran it would escalate nuke violations. Now the West imposed its worst measure and Tehran has not countered yet.
My Word: Palestinian flags and the Cross of St. George
If there’s anything Jews and moderate Muslims can agree on, it’s the shared struggle against those who would ban male circumcisions, and exposing the dangers of Islamist extremism.
Church of England faces backlash over alleged leak of 200 abuse victims' information
"I have a right to lifelong anonymity under the law. This protection has now been severely compromised through no choice of my own," one of the survivors said.
Shi'ite org. axes UK children's summer camp following radicalization concerns, Iran ties
Camp Wilayah aimed to "deepen kids' understanding of Islamic values," while imposing the use of hijab and segregating between girls and boys.
Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne died of heart failure, death certificate reveals
Osbourne died on July 22 and leaves behind his wife, television personality and music manager Sharon Osbourne, and six children.
Cambridge U. can ban pro-Palestinian protests from parts of campus for next year, judge rules
A previous injunction was granted in March to prevent protesters from interrupting graduation ceremonies, however its expiry date was set for July 26.
