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Britain joins Nato patrol mission
Britain said yesterday that two Royal Air Force aircraft flew a 12-hour mission earlier this week alongside US and Nato forces to patrol the border of Russia, amid a series of recent Russian drone and aircraft incursions into Nato airspace. “This...

British taxpayers could face a multimillion pound bill if Tony Blair is appointed head of interim Gaza government
By BRENDAN CARLIN Published: 19:18 EDT, 11 October 2025 | Updated: 19:41 EDT, 11 October 2025 British taxpayers could face a multi-million-pound bill for Sir Tony Blair’s security if he oversees an interim government in Gaza. The Mail on Sunday...

British police crack down on pro-Palestinian protests
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters in London marked two years since the War in Gaza. However, the British government has seen enough. Haley Ott reports that police have been given sweeping powers to curb repeated demonstrations.

British family moves to US and there are 10 things they don't like
(Image: Getty Images) Relocating to the States might seem like a thrilling adventure, with the prospect of immersing oneself in a new culture - even if it requires some adjustment. However, while there may be numerous exciting experiences to...

British hedge fund billionaire halts donations to left-wing causes in United States
Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer joins ‘Varney & Co.’ to discuss a growing trend of companies pushing back against political activism that disrupts the workplace. Christopher Hohn, a British billionaire and hedge fund manager, is...

New passport checks for Brits travelling to Europe could trigger huge delays and ‘damage’ travel, warns industry boss
BRITAIN’S coaches industry boss has warned new border passport checks for Brits travelling to Europe could trigger huge delays and ‘damage’ travel across the Channel by ferry. From today holidaymakers and workers heading to nearly 30 countries...

Britain Film Festival After The Hunt Red Carpet
Goshen, IN (46526) Today Some clouds this evening will give way to mainly clear skies overnight. Low 42F. Winds ENE at 5 to 10 mph.. Tonight Some clouds this evening will give way to mainly clear skies overnight. Low 42F. Winds ENE at 5 to 10 mph....

Nearly one in 20 British children has been raped or sexually abused, new research reveals
British children are suffering a ‘shocking pandemic’ of child sexual abuse, with nearly one in 20 raped or sexually assaulted and one in 10 exposed to sexually unwanted online content, new research has revealed. The study indicates 608,763...

British tourists in Majorca told 'do not go out' as warning in place
British tourists in Majorca have been issued a stark warning this weekend. Holidaymakers and locals alike are being urged not to go outside by authorities with a number of alerts in place across the Balearic Islands.It comes as Storm Alice...

New rules for Brits travelling to Europe from TODAY
NEW rules for all Brits heading to Europe have been introduced today. The new Entry Exit System (EES) will now require any non-EU citizens to register at the EU border. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Thank you! New rules have been introduced...


Pakistani migrant who was deported after impregnating a 16-year-old schoolgirl and wedding her in a sham marriage applies for family visa to return to Britain
A Pakistani asylum seeker who was jailed for using a sham marriage with a teenage girl to bag British citizenship has wed her again in a fresh bid to live in the UK. Nine years ago, Nasir Khalil, 48, was jailed after he duped a Slovakian child...

The Hack: A Brilliant Story of Scandal Weighed Down by Style- Inside the British Tabloid Hacking Drama
Few scandals in modern British journalism have caused as much outrage as the News of the World phone-hacking scandal, a controversy that exposed the invasive tactics of tabloid media and ultimately led to the newspaper’s downfall in 2011. Now,...

India beat Great Britain in Sultan of Johor Cup
Captain Rohit led by example with two goals as Indian junior men’s hockey team opened its Sultan of Johor Cup campaign with a 3-2 win over Great Britain on Saturday. Rohit (45+’, 52’) and Ravneet Singh (23’) were the goal-scorers for India while...

White House issues stark warning to Britain amid China spy scandal
The White House has warned Sir Keir Starmer that Britain’s failure to prosecute two suspected Chinese spies risks damaging the special relationship and could jeopardise intelligence sharing between London and Washington. US President Donald Trump...

Parkinson's breakthrough: British-led gene therapy hailed as 'game changer' for millions
A British-led gene therapy that rewires the circuits of the brain has been hailed as a “game changer” for the millions suffering from Parkinson’s disease. Scientists say a tiny, one-time injection deep in the brain could be the start of a “new...
Lightning strikes British Airways flight bound for Nassau
A British Airways flight that was struck by lightning while en route to The Bahamas on Friday. According to the Aircraft Accident Investigation Authority (AAIA), the Boeing 777 aircraft travelling from London Heathrow Airport to Lynden Pindling...

Labour told 'act now' as Russia suspected of being behind major attack to British brand
Labour has been warned to increase defence spending “much faster” as Russia is suspected of being behind the major cyber attack against Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). The scale of the hack led to the car manufacturer suspending operations at its three...

As Israelis nervously await the release of loved ones, sick mob chants 'Death to the IDF'... while supporters of Britain's Jews are arrested
By ISAAC CROWSON Published: 19:28 EDT, 11 October 2025 | Updated: 20:41 EDT, 11 October 2025 Pro-Palestine protesters shouted ‘death, death to the IDF’ yesterday as desperate Israeli families waited to be reunited with their kidnapped loved ones....

The 'floating' 700-year-old church that has become a symbol of bonkers British brilliance - and a renewed pride in our heritage: JANE FRYER
Some things were built to last. Stonehenge. The Colosseum in Rome. The Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. And also, it seems, All Hallows Staining, a teeny church tower near Fenchurch Street station in the City of London. Built from stone in 1320, it...