Britain to Resume Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia
Britain is to resume selling arms to Saudi Arabia despite assessing that the country could be using them to commit war crimes, the government announced.
Britain, EU Urged to Sort Out Financial Market Access
Britain and the European Union need to make progress on EU financial market access given that the coronavirus crisis will make it even harder to cope with potential disruption if there is no agreement, banking lobby AFME said on Monday.
Lockdown Lifted in Britain But the Fear Resists
The lockdown officially lifted on Saturday (July 4) across England after nearly 15 weeks, although people had been casting a blind eye to the restrictions way before this.
Johnson: Britain Won’t Recognize Israel Annexation
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson cautioned Israel on Wednesday against annexation in the occupied West Bank, saying it would illegal.
EU, Britain to Hold Intense Talks on Post-Brexit Relations
The EU and Britain will launch an intense five weeks of negotiations on a deal to define their post-Brexit relations on Monday, with London keen to wrap things up quickly.
UK Accused of Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia
The government of UK stands accused of ignoring a landmark court ruling restricting Britain's arms sales to Saudi Arabia, a report said.
UK: Call to Investigate Met after Video Emerges of Black Man Being Kneed in Face
The Metropolitan police force is under pressure to refer itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct after footage emerged of a black man being kneed in the face while handcuffed during a stop and search by two officers in Hackney, east London.
Over million people lost coronavirus income support in UK
The UK Treasury should act to help more than a million people who have fallen through the cracks in the government’s COVID-19 income support schemes.
Britain Must Prepare for Riots over Coronavirus Restrictions
Britain must be braced for widespread riots this summer, a government adviser said, warning poorer people and areas will be hit harder by the coronavirus fallout.
Johnson: We Won’t Ignore Anger over Racial Injustice
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson acknowledged the “cold reality” behind angry protests against racial injustice.