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UK to Establish State Inquiry Into Deadly Manchester Synagogue Attack
Britain announced a state inquiry into the Manchester synagogue terror attack during Yom Kippur, as political debates on antisemitism intensify.
Britain Faces Pressure to Release Secret Arab Spring Report Amid Migration Tensions
Fifteen years after the Arab Spring, Britain faces intense pressure from London-based Arab media and migrant groups to declassify a secret report on its Middle Eastern policy.
Atlantic Current Slowdown Threatens Europe With Extreme Weather and Freezing Winters
A massive system of Atlantic currents keeping Europe warm is weakening due to climate change, sparking urgent warnings from scientists and preparations by European governments.
Global Pro-Palestinian Protests Planned Around October 7 Anniversary
A Ministry of Diaspora Affairs report reveals 119 pro-Palestinian demonstrations planned worldwide around the anniversary of the October 7 massacre, led by Australia, the US, and Spain.
London Luton Airport Accused of Profiling Passengers Arriving from Israel
London Luton Airport faces accusations of racial profiling after targeting passengers arriving from Tel Aviv for mandatory luggage checks, sparking concern among travelers and advocacy groups.
Multiple Arrests Made Near RAF Fairford Base in Britain Amid Security Alert
Gloucestershire Police arrested several individuals near the RAF Fairford base in Britain following explosives-related suspicions and heightened security measures.
Global Zoom: Ethiopian Fighting, Venezuelan Outrage, and a London IPO
Global Zoom reviews key world events: escalating civil conflict in Ethiopia, a contentious photo of Venezuela's acting president with Donald Trump, a major London IPO by an African payments firm, and a 6-year-old girl breaking a Rubik's Cube world record.
The Rev and the Confession: Inside the New British Murder Mystery Hit
Discover the gripping new British thriller series 'The Rev and the Confession', exploring dark village secrets, hidden bunkers, and decades-old mysteries.
UK Outrage as Archbishop Honors Cleric Who Praised Osama Bin Laden
Britain faces outrage after the Archbishop of Canterbury presented an interfaith award to Pakistani cleric Tahir Ashrafi, who previously praised Osama bin Laden, on the anniversary of 9/11.
Britain Considers Joining New International Defense Bank Amid NATO-Russia Tensions
Britain considers joining Canada's new Defense, Security and Resilience Bank to fund defense spending and military industries amid rising NATO-Russia tensions.
Britain prepares measures against settlements in the West Bank, including trade restrictions
Britain is formulating new measures that could restrict trade with entities in the West Bank settlements, as part of the tough line promoted by Prime Minister Andy Burnham's government against Israel. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband is examining options ahead of a possible announcement next month.