UK POLICE
The team set to govern Britain under new PM Starmer
Keir Starmer leads Labour to victory in the 2024 election, forming a new government with key appointments like Angela Rayner as Deputy PM and Rachel Reeves as Chancellor of the Exchequer. The team aims to implement strategic policies for the country.
What does Keir Starmer's win mean for the Khalistan issue?
The UK's Labour Party's recent election win in parliamentary election raises questions about its stance on movements like Khalistan. New PM Keir Starmer aims to improve UK-India relations, but concerns remain due to the party's past support for pro-Khalistan leaders.
UK's Starmer appoints Reeves and Rayner to top ministerial team
Keir Starmer appointed Rachel Reeves as finance minister, Angela Rayner as deputy PM, David Lammy as foreign minister, John Healey as defence minister, and Yvette Cooper as home secretary. Lammy and Healey support Ukraine against Russia and pursue a Gaza ceasefire. Starmer aims to stabilize Britain after 14 years of Conservative rule.
Labour Party's Keir Starmer promises 'new age of hope and opportunity' after landslide victory. Will he be able to fix British economy?
Labour Party under the leadership of Keir Starmer has got a landslide victory with more than 410 out of 650 seats in the UK Parliament. Rishi Sunak met King Charles III and handed over his resignation. Kier Starmer has the burden of fixing the British economy that allegedly suffered after Brexit and under 14 years of Tory rule. Will he fix the economy?
Meet Keir Starmer, who is expected to become the next Prime Minister of Britain
Labour leader Keir Starmer is a former human rights lawyer turned state prosecutor whose ruthless ambition and formidable work ethic look set to propel him to Britain's highest political office. He is friends with human rights lawyer Amal Clooney from their time together at the same legal practice and once recounted a boozy lunch he had with her and her Hollywood actor husband George Clooney.
Keir Starmer: Britain's methodical new leader
Keir Starmer, Britain's new Prime Minister, brings a methodical approach and legal background to his leadership. At 61, he is the oldest to assume the role in decades, despite entering Parliament only nine years ago. Starmer's pragmatic stance contrasts with his predecessor's chaotic tenure, promising to prioritize national service over party politics. While critics question his charisma and consistency, supporters see him as a stable figure amidst turmoil.
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UK Elections: Rishi Sunak, Shivani Raja and other Indian-origin candidates who got a berth in House of Commons
Labour Party likely to win big in UK election, with Keir Starmer in line to become next prime minister. Conservatives, led by Rishi Sunak, facing significant losses. Projected to secure 410 out of 650 seats, marking a comeback from previous poor performance. Increase in Indian-origin MPs expected in new parliament.
Who is Keir Starmer, the likely next Prime Minister of UK who once demanded abolition of British monarchy?
Keir Starmer Labout Party (Google Trends): The centre-left Labour Party is set to win a significant majority in the UK parliament, while Rishi Sunak's Conservatives are facing their worst performance in history. Keir Starmer is likely to become Britain's next prime minister as exit polls predict Labour's substantial victory and historic losses for the Conservatives due to the cost of living crisis, failing public services, and scandals.
Drone industry seeks favourable policies, incentives, component ecosystem to push domestic manufacturing
Industry players at the Drone International Expo 2024 in Delhi called for improved policies and incentives to boost indigenisation in the Indian drone market, projected to reach USD 27 million revenue by 2024. Experts emphasised the need for a supportive ecosystem for domestic component manufacturing. Over 200 national and international manufacturers are showcasing innovations, highlighting advancements in surveillance for enhanced security measures against modern terrorist activities.
How body cameras can start a new era of crime scene procedures after BNS
The Delhi Police aims to simplify procedures under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) by using body-worn video (BWV) cameras. These cameras could resolve issues faced by investigating officers during crime scene video recording. The move follows successful use cases in Western police forces, highlighting significant reductions in complaints and use-of-force incidents. The proposal for BWV cameras has been revisited after previous attempts stalled due to equipment malfunctions and maintenance issues.
'Furious' Rishi Sunak tries to override betting scandal in UK election campaign
In the last televised debate before the polls on Wednesday night, Britain's first Prime Minister of Indian heritage went head-to-head with Labour's Keir Starmer and was clearly in attack mode as he challenged the Opposition leader eyeing his job over target issues such as taxes.
'Apology too late': Indian-origin UK officer after being jailed for 12 years during pregnancy for stealing
Seema Misra, a former Post Office manager wrongly jailed for theft over faulty software, has rejected the apology from the engineer whose evidence convicted her. Misra's case, overturned in 2021, highlights the faulty Horizon IT system scandal. Apologies from the engineer and former Post Office officials have been dismissed by Misra, who served time while pregnant. The UK government is compensating affected sub-postmasters and has introduced legislation to exonerate the wrongfully convicted.
Rishi Sunak: Britain's embattled Conservative leader
Rishi Sunak, appointed as UK Prime Minister amid Tory turmoil, faces public disdain and internal party strife ahead of an imminent general election. Despite efforts to stabilize the economy, Sunak's leadership is marred by unpopularity and criticism of his political acumen, overshadowing his rapid ascent and affluent background.
UK's Princess of Wales makes first public appearance since cancer diagnosis
Catherine, Princess of Wales, on Saturday tentatively returned to UK public life for the first time since being diagnosed with cancer, attending a military parade in London to mark King Charles III's official birthday. "I'm looking forward to attending the King's Birthday Parade this weekend with my family and hope to join a few public engagements over the summer," the princess added.
Why is Nigel Farage being pelted very often with rubbish?
Nigel Farage, a right-wing politician from the UK is being frequently attacked with rubbish due to his unpopular views. The UK Home Office has taken a serious view of these recent incidents.
Sinaloa Cartel: How were its 30 alleged members arrested? 11 more on radar. Details of California drug bust
The influential Sinaloa Cartel recently suffered a huge blow as more than 30 alleged cartel members were busted in a major drug trafficking op, according to the latest reports.
Shocking tragedy! Young boxing star Andrew Tham succumbs to injuries from motorbike crash
Andrew "Andy" Tham, a talented young boxer, days after participating in the title fight, met with a tragic accident when his motorcycle collided with a car in Scotland. He later died from the severe injuries suffered due to the mishap, according to reports.
London consulate attack protest date advanced after crackdown on Amritpal, reveals NIA probe
The investigation into the 2023 attack on the Indian consulate in London has taken a new turn with revelations that the protest date was moved up to March 19, 2023, from March 22, 2023. This change was reportedly prompted by a crackdown on radical preacher and Waris Punjab De (WPD) chief Amritpal Singh by the Punjab police the previous year.
Amsterdam Airport Accident: Witness accounts of 'hellish noise' as person dies after being sucked into plane engine
A tragic incident at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport saw a person being sucked into the jet turbine of a KLM plane, leading to their death. The horrifying event occurred during the preparation for departure to Denmark, with witnesses describing a "hellish noise." Emergency services responded to the scene, and the plane was surrounded by fire trucks and ambulances. Passengers and employees were evacuated, and investigations into the incident are ongoing.
Pop diva Dua Lipa condemns Israel for enabling genocide in Gaza
Israel's military operations in Gaza, concentrated now on Rafah, provoked a renewed backlash after Gaza officials said an Israeli strike this weekend set ablaze a crowded refugee camp, killing 45.
Who is Britain's likely next prime minister Keir Starmer?
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer, once a human rights lawyer and later a state prosecutor, is now showcasing the ambition and work ethic needed to aim for Britain's highest political office. At 61, Starmer stands out as Labour's most working-class leader in decades, a nod to his humble beginnings.
UK Tories pledge to bring back national service for 18-year-olds
The Conservatives, in power since 2010, estimate the scheme will cost around £2.5 billion ($3.2 billion) a year, with the first teenagers taking part in September 2025. Despite Sunak saying it would be mandatory, his interior minister James Cleverly told Sky News on Sunday that there would be no criminal sanctions for any young person who refuses to take part.
RAF pilot killed as WWII Spitfire crashes near British airbase
A Royal Air Force pilot died in a tragic accident when his World War II-era Spitfire fighter plane crashed near the RAF Coningsby airbase in eastern England. The cause of the crash is currently unknown. The incident occurred just days before wartime aircraft are scheduled to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day, the June 6, 1944 Allied invasion of Normandy.
UK woman, 26, dies after 'sex game goes wrong'. Doctors issue warning
Coroner rules Georgia Brooke, 26, from Ossett, UK, unlawfully killed by boyfriend Luke Cannon during sex involving GHB and cocaine in Bradford. Death deemed 'sex game gone wrong' by Coroner Fleming. Dr. Johnson identifies neck compression as primary cause with toxic GHB levels. West Yorkshire Police launches murder investigation.
UK MPs arrested for sexual offences face parliament ban
UK MPs arrested for serious sexual or violent offences may face exclusion from parliament after a rule change requiring risk assessments. Notable supporters include Theresa May and Natalie Elphicke, reflecting a shift towards transparency and integrity in addressing alleged misconduct.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak asks university chiefs to fight antisemitism
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urged university leaders to address rising antisemitic abuse on campuses seeking a zero-tolerance approach. This comes amid the Israel-Hamas conflict. The government emphasized the importance of free debate while condemning hate speech. Sunak's meeting with university heads aims to inform guidance on combatting antisemitism on campus. The Office for Students plans to impose sanctions on universities failing to address harassment adequately. Additional funding will support Jewish students through the University Jewish Chaplaincy.
UK police charge five men with national security offences linked to Russia
Five men, including a British national, have been charged in the UK with offenses related to alleged hostile state activity benefiting Russia. Dylan Earl, 20, faces charges under the National Security Act for activities likely to benefit Russia, along with an arson charge. Paul English, 60, and Nii Kojo Menash, 21, were also charged with arson related to an attack on a Ukrainian-linked property. They are scheduled to appear in court on May 10.
UK criminalises creation of 'deepfake' images without consent
Deepfake refers to images and videos made to look hyper-realistic, with the victim usually unaware and unable to give their consent. Under the new offence, those who create such images without consent face a criminal record and an unlimited fine. If the deepfake content is then shared more widely, offenders could be sent to jail.
UK police asked to probe attempted breach of Kate Middleton medical notes: minister
Police have been asked to look at claims that at least one worker attempted to access the confidential medical records of Catherine, Princess of Wales during her hospitalisation for abdominal surgery, a minister said on Wednesday. "My understanding is that police have been asked to look at it," she said.
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