King Charles' coronation: A number of dignitaries including India's Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar and his spouse Dr Sudesh Dhankhar attended the Coronation ceremony of King Charles III in London.
TikTok news: The United Kingdom regulator alleged that TikTok failed to take action to remove underage children and hadn't provided proper information to users about how their data was being collected and used.
TikTok ban: A spokesperson of Downing Street said that the app, which is used by several British MPs, will also be prohibited on devices issued to staff.
A large number of London Metropolitan Police personnel have been deployed outside the Indian Mission, days after pro-Khalistan protesters tried to vandalise the tricolour.
A British High Commission spokesperson denied commenting on the matter saying they don't comment on security matters.
India registered a strong protest with the British government over the safety of its diplomatic mission and questioned the lack of sufficient security at the premises.
Strange that an Indian political leader can give a talk in Cambridge, Harvard but not in an Indian university. The government does not allow any idea of opposition to be discussed, Rahul Gandhi said while addressing a diaspora event in London.
Jaishankar and UK counterpart Cleverly held crucial meeting and discussed two-way engagement in a number of areas. Cleverly is in India to attend a crucial meeting of the G20 foreign ministers on March 1 and 2.
BBC documentary on PM Modi: Blackman accused the BBC documentary of casting aspersions and said it is extremely regrettable because it would seem as if there was some sort of agenda of BBC to disrupt UK-India relations. "I think that's a great shame."
BBC's offices in Delhi and Mumbai were searched by the Income Tax Department as part of a tax evasion investigation, officials said.
According to the microblogging post of the High Commission of India in London, NSA Doval will also meet Indian-origin UK Premiere Rishi Sunak at the centre of the UK government.
Ever since AUKUS was materialised in 2021, US and UK wanted to incorporate India in the security pact but were never announced or offered officially by either side.
BBC documentary row: The organizations included Indian Diaspora UK (IDUK), Friends of Indian Society International (FISI) UK, Insight UK and Hindu Forum of Britain (HFB) among others.
United Kingdom news: In a letter to Zahawi, Sunak wrote he had been forced to act after promising at the start of his tenure that his government “would have integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level”.
UK COVID-19 vaccine: Social media users are claiming the UK is prohibiting any and all people under the age of 50 from getting inoculated against COVID-19.
Russia Ukraine war: UK PM Sunak made the pledge to provide Challenger 2 tanks and other artillery systems after speaking to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday, the British leader’s Downing Street office said in a statement.
Year ender 2022: The world witnessed some of the major political slugfests that made the headlines this year. As the year 2022 draws to a close, here's a quick roundup of some of the most notable political crises that caught the eyeballs globally.
Kerala nurse killing: According to the deceased nurse's family, he husband was a “cruel” man and he had assaulted his wife in the past too. To add to their trouble, they require about Rs 30 lakh to bring the bodies back to India and to spend one final time with their daughter and grandchildren.
Nearly five months after their first meeting, India and the United Kingdom will again start negotiations on Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on Monday.
Modi's appeal on the grounds of a point of law of general public importance is a high threshold that is not met very often.
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