Court finds Sri Lankan soldier guilty of threatening Tamil protesters in London

A BRITISH judge has issued a warrant for the arrest of a Sri Lankan army officer who was found guilty today of committing public order offences in

Hunt urged ‘intervene’ to help hunger-striking political prisoners in Bahrain

TWO British parliamentarians have written to Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt demanding his “urgent intervention” to help political prisoners on hunge

BBC admits Abbott was treated unfairly on Question Time

The BBC’s online response has left many calling for the correction to be broadcast on air

Exclusive Foreign Office admits to destroying hundreds of files from the start of Tamil uprising in Sri Lanka

Activists warn the true nature of the Thatcher government's collusion with Sri Lanka may never be known

US and British officers meet to ‘secure’ Arctic

SENIOR military and political figures from the United States and Britain gathered in London yesterday for the conclusion of a two-day summit on the

High Court opens door to executions

BRITISH opposition to the death penalty hung in the balance last night after judges ruled the government could share information with US authoritie

Couriers walk in latest clash on minimum fees

Deliveroo strikers joined by staff of Uber Eats and Stuart

BBC slammed for ‘sexist’ jibe at Diane Abbott

Presenter Fiona Bruce accused of mocking the shadow home secretary over ‘her relationship with Corbyn’

Human rights activists condemn Britain's ‘shameful’ war games with Israeli Air Force

Hundreds of troops self-harming, new MoD figures reveal

Troops aged under 20 are now harming themselves at twice the rate they were five years ago