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February 3, 2026 – London The UK government on Tuesday announced what it described as its first comprehensive strategy to confront the growing threat posed by so-called “forever chemicals,” launching a nationwide

February 2, 2026 – Monday – Addis Ababa Britain’s Foreign Secretary began high-level talks in Ethiopia on Monday, placing migration cooperation and regional security at the center of diplomatic discussions between the

February 2, 2026 – Monday – London A former senior UK government minister resigned from the Labour Party following renewed public scrutiny related to past associations. The development has reignited political debate,

London, 1 February 2026 — Debate is intensifying within Westminster over the future of UK-China economic relations, following renewed commentary from international leaders. Some MPs advocate deeper scrutiny of investment in sensitive

London, 1 February 2026 — Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has responded to recent remarks by former US President Donald Trump concerning trade and relations with China. Speaking during a weekend interview,

London, 1 February 2026 — Labour has officially selected its candidate for the upcoming Gorton & Denton by-election, setting the stage for what party officials describe as a pivotal early test of

BEIJING/LONDON, Jan 31, 2026 — British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended his government’s decision to deepen engagement with China, dismissing criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump that closer economic ties with

BEIJING, Jan 31, 2026 — Prime Minister Keir Starmer wrapped up his visit to China on Friday, declaring progress toward a “stable and constructive” bilateral relationship despite external criticism. Meetings with Chinese

WASHINGTON/LONDON, Jan 31, 2026 — Differences over China policy have introduced fresh strain into the traditionally close U.S.-UK alliance. President Donald Trump’s public warning against Britain’s engagement with Beijing highlights broader debates

LONDON, Jan 31, 2026 — Prime Minister Keir Starmer has dismissed claims that renewed engagement with China compromises Britain’s strategic interests. Addressing Parliament, he said Britain can “walk and chew gum at