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Nirav Modi extradition: UK court finds no evidence of political influence

The diamond merchant's legal team had claimed political influence

From flashy diamantaire to fugitive: Nirav Modi's long road to extradition

The diamond merchant wanted in India on charges of fraud and money laundering lost his legal battle against extradition as a UK judge ruled that he does have a case to answer before the Indian courts

Boris Johnson very optimistic' about June 21 Covid lockdown end

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday said that he is very optimistic about meeting a June 21 timeline for most legally imposed coronavirus lockdown restrictions

Boris Johnson lays out 4-step cautious' roadmap for easing UK lockdown

Johnson on Monday tabled a four-step cautious roadmap in Parliament for the country to be eased out of its strict stay-at-home lockdown

UK broker IG pulls some of its riskier products after GameStop frenzy

In response to a story by the Financial Times, IG said it would be withdrawing less than 8% of the 12,000 leveraged equities products it offers

Indian-origin peer Karan Bilimoria appointed Oxford Univ Visiting Fellow

UK-based Bilimoria has prior connections with the University of Oxford, having been appointed a Bynum Tudor Fellow of Kellogg College in 2017

UK PM sets out cautious approach to easing England's Covid-19 lockdown

"The threat remains substantial", Johnson told parliament, saying it was crucial the roadmap was cautious but irreversible

Nissan plans more UK investment as it rolls out green technology

Nissan said in January it would source more batteries in Britain as a result, and on Thursday its Europe boss Gianlucca de Fichy told reporters it planned further investment

UK competition watchdog voices concern over $9.2 billion eBay-Adevinta deal

The $9.2 billion deal announced in July would create the world's largest classifieds group, but Adevinta and eBay must first resolve the Competition and Markets Authority's concerns (CMA) to proceed w

United Kingdom records coldest February night since 1955

UK on Thursday recorded its coldest February night across the country since February 1955, reported the UK Met office

Tata Consultancy Services to recruit 1,500 tech staff in UK next year

India's largest software services firm Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on Wednesday said it will recruit 1,500 technology employees across the UK over the next year

Tata Consultancy Services, Wockhardt lead UK's big Indian investment wins

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and pharmaceuticals and biotech major Wockhardt are among the big investment wins being celebrated in the UK

UK, EU nations rally behind Astra jab after South Africa halts roll-out

South Africa looks to J&J vaccine

Oxford says Covid-19 vaccine with AstraZeneca works against UK variant

The variant, first identified in Kent, southern England, is more easily transmissible, prompting many countries to restrict travel to Britain

Nirav Modi's remand extended in UK until extradition judgment on Feb 25

The jeweller has been in prison since he was arrested on March 19, 2019, on an extradition warrant executed by Scotland Yard and his attempts at seeking bail have been repeatedly turned down

Bank of England says banks need 6 months for any sub-zero rates

The British central bank said it would ask banks to get ready for the possibility of negative rates, but that financial markets should not view sub-zero borrowing costs as a foregone conclusion

No response of UK, Singapore on letters issued: ED in Aircel Maxis case

The Enforcement Directorate on Monday informed the special Court that no response has yet been received from the concerned authorities of the United Kingdom (UK) and Singapore

UK opens formal investigation of Facebook's purchase of Giphy

The UK's competition watchdog launched a formal investigation on Thursday into Facebook's purchase of Giphy over concerns it will stifle competition for animated images

TVS owned-Norton Motorcycles invests in new factory headquarters in UK

The company will open the facility following a multi-million pound investment by Norton's Indian parent firm

Wockhardt UK vaccine plant back in operation after suspicious package

The local North Wales Police force said officers rushed to the Wrexham Industrial Estate to deal with the incident and that there are no reports of any injuries