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UK police probe rape allegation at Houses of Parliament

As police enquiries continue, a spokesperson for the House of Commons said they were working with the authorities

UK to consider making it tougher for firms to hire foreign workers

PM Theresa May has said the June 23 vote to leave the European Union was a sign that immigration was too high

Majority of UK CEOs considering moving operations abroad post-Brexit - survey

KPMG said 72 per cent of the CEOs surveyed had voted to remain in the EU

UK economic growth will be less due to Brexit: BCC

BCC on Monday more than halved its gross domestic product (GDP) growth prediction which would mark the worst economic performance since 2009

British businessmen lazy and fat: UK Trade Minister

A Downing Street spokesperson said Fox had been expressing his own views at the event, and not the views of the government

UK woman Joanna Louise Cridlin sues neighbours for cooking spicy food

The contents of the writ are yet to be tested in evidence before a judge

UK retail sales suffer biggest fall in 6 months, no EU effect reported

New finance minister said expected slowdown in economy meant Britain needed a new framework to tackle its budget deficit

UK MPs vote to renew nuclear weapons system

The vote approves the manufacture of four replacement submarines at a current estimated cost of 31 billion pounds

Sikh man kicked out of queue to watch Wimbledon match in UK

He took to Facebook last week to voice his anger at being thrown out and claimed it was an act of racism

White powder sent to mosques in UK; probe launched

Some of the packages, which are thought to have been sent from the Sheffield area in northern England, contained racially abusive language

UK parliament to vote on renewing nuclear deterrent on July 18: PM David Cameron

To confirm support for the renewal of a full fleet of four nuclear submarines capable of providing around-the-clock cover

UK government to impose new doctors' contract after strikes

They have staged six strikes over pay and conditions during the dispute, which erupted late last year

Boris Johnson rules himself out to be next British PM

Home Secretary Theresa May is also among the candidates. Nominations shut at noon

UK's Labour party in turmoil as key minister sacked, 3 others resign

Jeremy Corbyn faces a vote of no confidence over claims he was 'lacklustre' and 'half-hearted' during EU referendum

UK is the place to holiday, study & buy your next dream home

Exchange rates to provide for 5-7% savings in package costs; consultants forecast higher property purchases by Indians; currency depreciation to make education cheaper

London Mayor Boris Johnson to campaign for Britain's exit from EU

Johnson said that Cameron's deal with EU will not deliver the reformed European Union he promised