fromwww.nytimes.com1 week agoIn Britain, a Fight Over a Film Studio Becomes a Test for the EconomyResidents of Marlow oppose a proposed $950 million film and TV studio complex, fearing loss of the town's charm and questioning economic promises.
New top civil servant Chris Wormald is safe pair of hands' but devoid of charisma'Starmer aims for a complete re-wiring of the British state with the appointment of Chris Wormald as chief civil servant.Wormald's extensive experience in government roles is intended to navigate change without chaos.
US Embassy in Kyiv closes after an intelligence warning of a 'significant air attack' by Russia - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comUS Embassy warns citizens of potential Russian missile attacks and advises shelter.British officials closely monitoring Ukraine situation for safety of citizens.
Private donor to pay for Alex Salmond's body to be flown homeAlex Salmond's family arranged for a private charter flight to repatriate his body after the UK government declined to facilitate an RAF flight.
Jimmy Lai release is a priority for the UK, says PMThe UK government prioritizes securing Jimmy Lai's release from Hong Kong, recognizing violations of the 1984 treaty by China.
Military chiefs warn Israel is set to invade Lebanon and Brits told to 'leave immediately' - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comThe British government urgently calls for all nationals in Lebanon to leave as military tensions rise.Around 700 British troops are deploying to Cyprus for potential evacuations.
UK government lawyers say Israel is breaking international law, claims top Tory in leaked recordingThe British government received legal advice stating Israel breached international humanitarian law in Gaza.The Conservative chair emphasized the importance of the government being transparent about their legal assessment on Israel.
Military chiefs warn Israel is set to invade Lebanon and Brits told to 'leave immediately' - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comThe British government urgently calls for all nationals in Lebanon to leave as military tensions rise.Around 700 British troops are deploying to Cyprus for potential evacuations.
UK government lawyers say Israel is breaking international law, claims top Tory in leaked recordingThe British government received legal advice stating Israel breached international humanitarian law in Gaza.The Conservative chair emphasized the importance of the government being transparent about their legal assessment on Israel.
John Finucane: 'Gunmen fired shot after shot into the prone figure of my father - now it's time for the truth'The relentless pursuit of truth and justice for a father's murder defines a family's 35-year struggle against adversity and governmental indifference.
August 16: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORYThe Automobile Club of America was established to promote automobile sports and competitions.
Britain's Treasury chief vows to run the economy with 'iron discipline' amid demands for pay raisesNew British Treasury chief plans iron discipline for the economy but hints at above-inflation pay raises for public sector workers to address strikes and strife.
UK Government ponders major changes to ransomware response - what you need to knowThe British Government is proposing significant changes to its approach to ransomware attacks, including mandatory reporting, licensing for extortion payments, and a ban on ransom payments for critical infrastructure.
Sean Paul backs Jamaica republic move and criticises UK visa restrictionsSean Paul criticizes UK's visa restrictions on Jamaican citizens, calls for change.
UK to expel Russian attache over Moscow's dangerous activities'The British government expels a Russian military intelligence officer amid concerns over Moscow's intelligence operations in the UK.
UK government set to drop opposition to Russian athletes at Paris OlympicsThe British government is willing to allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete in the Paris Olympics under stricter guidelines.The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has set guidelines for Russian and Belarusian athletes, aligning with the IOC's stance on their eligibility.
U.K. to Accuse China of Cyberattacks Targeting Voter Data and LawmakersBritish government expected to link China to cyberattacks on voting recordsDeputy Prime Minister likely to announce sanctions against state-affiliated individuals and entities involved in attacks
UK's adversaries spreading conspiracies against Kate' after cancer diagnosisState adversaries fueling disinformation about Princess of Wales to destabilize Britain. Concerns over unfounded online conspiracies surrounding princess's health.
Prem Lge clubs to prioritise new financial systemPremier League clubs prioritize new financial system development.No agreement reached during Premier League shareholders' meeting for a new financial settlement.
New UK government downplays AI regulation in program for the next yearTechnology experts eagerly awaited mention of AI in the British government's speech, but specific details were lacking.