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Globally-mobile millionaires threaten to leave Britain over tax revamp

The Labour government reckons it can raise an extra 5 billion pounds a year by tackling domestic tax avoidance. Photo: Pexels6 min read Last Updated : Jul 19 2

Leeds riots: Bus set on fire, police car overturned. What’s happening in UK city?

Violence broke out in Harehills in Leeds, the UK, on Thursday, as rioters burned a bus, broke the windows of a police car and flipped it over, reported the BB

UK Leeds Riots: What led to hellish riots in Leeds – CNBC TV18

SUMMARYUK Leeds Riots: The riots started as a protest after the social services removed four children from a family of East European descent. While many on soci

Starmer at summit tells Europe: ‘Britain is back’ – World News

LONDON U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday pledged to strengthen ties with European allies on security and illegal migra

New U.K. prime minister seeks reset with Europe after years of squabbling

WOODSTOCK, England — The setting was a super-posh country estate, the birthplace of Winston Churchill, just outside Oxford. Forty-six leaders from Europe show

Great Britain crowned World Champions

Great Britain were crowned World Champions for the second time in three years in front of a delighted home crowd at Belle Vue’s National Speedway Stadiu

Britain hosts summit eyeing chance for European ‘reset’

New British Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosts dozens of European leaders on Thursday as he gets to work repairing relationships strained by the Conservatives'

New Mills athlete to represent Great Britain

A young athlete from the High Peak is set to represent his country at the upcoming Underwater Hockey World Championships.  20-year-old Emrys Williams fr

Flying Ants Day arrives as swarms of ‘giant black clouds’ invade

Giant black clouds of winged insects are taking flight across the UKFlying ants are here again(Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo)Huge swarms of flying ants have

UK wage growth slows but remains high for Bank of England to curb inflation

In the three months to April, regular pay had risen by an annual 6.0 per cent and total earnings were up by 5.9 per cent. Photographer: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg3