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Pubgoers found themselves on a longer trip than planned after visiting the highest pub in Britain amid yellow weather warnings due to snow.

Charlie Mullins is the country’s richest plumber but has moved to Spain over fears he could be hit with a nasty inheritance tax bill.

An alleged Chinese spy who penetrated the upper echelons of British society has said he ‘would never do anything to harm the interests of the UK’ after his identity was revealed.

The businessman accused of being a Chinese spy was invited to Buckingham Palace by the Duke of York, it has been reported.

The UK government could remove Islamist militant group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham from the list of banned terrorist groups after the rebels led the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in Syria.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said a new phase for his government will begin this week, under what he calls a "plan for change" for Britain.

The UK’s highest-paid prison inmate earned around £46,000 last year - more than most nurses, teachers, and biochemists, as well as the prison officers guarding them

The local leaders want Paris to renegotiate the 2003 Le Touquet Treaty

As tensions rise across the globe, security services in the UK are on high alert over the threat of potential terror attacks, particularly as the Christmas season fast approaches

The Metropolitan Police could lose 2,000 of its officers as the force looks to cut £450 million from its budget.

John Prescott, the pugnacious deputy prime minister to Britain’s Tony Blair during his 10 years in government, has died aged 86 after a battle with Alzheimer’s, his family said on Thursday.

A pub chain has sparked outrage for charging England fans £1.80 more for beer on match days.

Labour are preparing a series of deals with countries like Kurdistan and Vietnam to deter migrants from crossing into Britain illegally, reports claim.

More than 100 wholly owned, loss-making Post Office branches are said to be at risk of closure as the state-owned company attempts to repair its finances, Sky News learns.

The COP29 conference began yesterday in Baku. Among the delegates for Azerbaijan are 12 paid advisers from the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change.

The boss of British supermarket Sainsbury’s (SBRY.L), opens new tab said changes to national insurance made by the government in last week’s budget will add 140 million pounds ($181 million) to its tax bill next year and warned the move would be inflationary.

The British government said on Thursday it had imposed its biggest sanctions package against Russia for 18 months, targeting people involved in the Ukraine war, African mercenary groups and a nerve agent attack on British soil.

A loophole was discovered in the licensing regime of Great Britain, which is used by Russia to circumvent sanctions

A prominent Saudi dissident claiming that Saudi Arabia targeted him with spyware has been granted the right to sue the kingdom in London, according to his lawyers on Monday.

Extraordinary CCTV footage shows a series of car crashes at ‘Britain’s most dangerous junction’, which has seen thirteen accidents in two months.

Andrei Kelin claims Britain is "killing Russian soldiers and civilians" by supplying weapons to Ukraine

Slavery also on agenda at meeting of government heads, which King Charles will attend for first time as monarch