1120 GMT September 17, 2019
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In the latest bid to oust the world’s largest arms fair from London, the capital’s mayor has reportedly told the organizers that they are not welcome in his city.
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Climate change protesters threw red paint onto the Brazilian Embassy in London on Tuesday to demonstrate against damage to the Amazon rainforest and what they described as violence against indigenous peoples living there.
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United States national security advisor, John Bolton, arrived in London on August 11, on a trip that is being widely interpreted as an attempt by the US to fully sign up the UK to its “maximum pressure” policy on Iran.
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On the evening of July 26, Bahraini embassy staff in London attempted to throw a protester, one Moosa Abd-Ali, off the roof.
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Iranian film ‘Azar’, directed by Mohammad Hamzei and produced by Niki Karimi is slated to be screened at the 20th edition of the Rainbow Film Festival in London.
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Art & Culture Desk
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Recently released figures, which suggest Scotland may have the highest drugs mortality rate in the world, have caused shock and consternation in Scotland, as well as across the rest of Britain.
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London house prices fell less than usual this month as sellers held back in a sign that the market may be stabilizing, according to Rightmove.
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China is not interested in a diplomatic war with Britain but rejects the “Cold War mentality” it has seen from some British politicians over Hong Kong, China’s Ambassador to London said on Sunday.
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Senior British ministers have criticized US President Donald Trump for his racist attack on London Mayor Sadiq khan, urging him to stop interfering in the UK’s internal politics.
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US President Donald Trump has renewed his attacks on London Mayor Sadiq Khan, describing him as a “national disgrace” and calling for his immediate removal from the post following a recent spate of violent deaths in the British capital.
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The 10th edition of the Walthamstow International Film Festival announced 2019 nominees with Iran short film being in the top list.
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One of the balloons depicting US President Donald Trump as a baby has been stabbed by a British woman activist after a day of flying over protest rallies in London.
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Demonstrators in London are venting their anger over Trump's foreign policies, including his recent remarks on Britain’s domestic issues.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called for a tougher government position against US President Donald Trump and his “playground” behavior as he stays in the UK for a three-day visit.
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