Flood warnings continue in Britain as sub-zero weather predicted
Britain is still struggling with heavy rain and winds as the met office and the Environment Agency on Monday warned about more floods in northeast England, Wales, Yorkshire & Humber regions.
However,
I’m running out of time: Charles
Longest-waiting heir to the British throne Prince Charles for the first time has expressed his feeling of “running out of time,” showing signs that he is more eager than ever to be king. In a series o
Spying not fast cars and blondes
Intelligence work, or spying, is not about fast cars, consorting with beautiful women and frequent globetrotting, warns MI6.
The success of Skyfall, the latest film in the James Bond franchise, has l
Professionals' transfer to Britain eased
Britain on Thursday relaxed immigration rules for foreign professionals, entering the country via the ‘Intra-Company Transfer’ (ICT) route.
According to the changes to immigration rules, included in
Professionals' transfer to Britain eased
Britain on Thursday relaxed immigration rules for foreign professionals, entering the country via the ‘Intra-Company Transfer’ (ICT) route.
According to the changes to immigration rules, included in
UK media watchdog starts probe into BBC, ITV over sex abuse claims
British media watchdog Ofcom said on Thursday that it had launched an investigation into BBC’s Newsnight and ITV1's This Morning programmes over new allegations arising about historic sexual abuse of
Britain to end aid to India in 2015: Minister
Britain will stop all aid to India in 2015 and the assistance budget will be reduced by around ?200 million ($320 million) a year until then, the international development minister said Friday.
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HSBC under probe for opening alleged criminals' accounts
HSBC, Britain's biggest bank, is at the centre of a major Revenue and Customs investigation after
it opened offshore accounts in Jersey for 'serious criminals' living in the country, The Telegraph rep
Britain yet to take a call on aid cut to India
Britain is yet to take a call on cutting its 280 million pound a year development aid to India, the country's Foreign secretary William Hague said here Thursday.
Hague, who is on a visit to India, to
Britain lifts Indian Kashmir travel warning
Britain has lifted its advisory against travelling to some parts of Kashmir in the latest sign of the scenic region's revival as a tourism destination.
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