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The UK government has taken action to assist farmers who have endured uninsurable damage to their land due to flooding during this winter season.

 

The City of London is considering renaming a section of Liverpool Street, adjacent to the railway station, after Sir Nicholas Winton, renowned for his efforts in bringing numerous

 

The picturesque rural towns and villages of the Lake District are the initial beneficiaries of the government's commitment to enhancing 4G mobile coverage in remote areas.

 

 

Microsoft has revealed plans to establish a new AI hub in London, signaling a significant investment in advancing state-of-the-art language models and infrastructure. Led by AI scientist and

 

Parking fees are slated to surge by up to 60% despite drivers shelling out £2 billion annually to utilize council-operated spaces, recent revelations show.

 

Rail passengers should brace for significant disruptions on Monday as train drivers stage walkouts over pay and working conditions. The strikes, organized by the Aslef union, are part of rolling

 

Former diplomats and officials are calling for a radical reform of Britain's foreign policy, proposing the abolition of the Foreign Office and its replacement with a new Department for

 

When it comes to sophistication, what springs to mind? Chelsea? Westminster? Perhaps any corner of central London in the year 2024?

 

As temperatures soar to 20.9C in Suffolk, the Met Office declares today as the hottest day of the year in the UK, even as Storm Kathleen unleashes 70mph winds across the nation.

 

Developer Edo Mapelli Mozzi, known for his marriage to Princess Beatrice, unveils a luxurious 10,000-square-foot home with a pool and spa in the heart of Chelsea Barracks, once a military