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A British parliament member defies UK Foreign Office ban to join Ukrainian army, while an 18-year-old Englishman dies at the front.

A newly discovered fungus named after David Attenborough is infecting spiders, turning them into zombies.

The UK government introduces measures to speed up approval procedures for construction projects and reduce objection processes to stimulate economic growth.

Rum Defense Minister Vasilis Palmas makes surprising comments on military cooperation with Israel and the use of military bases by allied countries.

A 61-year-old woman used wigs to impersonate immigrants in UK citizenship test fraud.

One of the most exclusive residences in the UK, known as the British 'White House', has been sold for 165 million euros.

British singer Charli XCX leads with five nominations for the upcoming BRIT Awards, including Best Artist and Best Song.

British teenager responsible for the deaths of three young girls in Southport receives a life sentence for the most extreme form of crime.

An iceberg the size of Overijssel province is on a collision course with a remote island near Antarctica, putting penguins and seals at risk.

New research suggests that muscle strength can nearly halve the risk of death in cancer patients.

A 26-year-old man has admitted guilt in the murder of the family of British commentator John Hunt.

Donald Trump will officially start his second presidential term at an indoor ceremony today, breaking a 40-year tradition.

Hamas announces the release of three female hostages, resolving issues with the planned ceasefire with Israel.

Residents of a Welsh village have turned road potholes into a makeshift amusement park due to frustration with local authorities.

Jake Fahri, a British drill rapper, returns to prison after referencing a murder he committed in a song.

A 20-year-old British man won almost 9 million euros in the lottery but decided to go back to work repairing a blocked drain the next day.

British Prime Minister Starmer visits Kiev to sign a historic partnership agreement with Ukraine, focusing on various areas of collaboration including defense, culture, and economy.

Russia is facing a wave of arson attacks, predominantly carried out by retired Russians targeting banks, post offices, and police cars. The Kremlin is pointing fingers at Kiev for the escalating situation.

The Greek newspaper Kathimerini delves into Turkey's advancements in the defense industry and its agreements with European countries.

A crew member of British Airways mistakenly deployed the emergency slide, causing significant delays and potential financial losses for the airline.

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Elon Musk has reportedly found a new right-wing British ally after a short-lived 'flirt' with Nigel Farage. Read more on telegraaf.nl

A pizzeria owner in England expresses disgust towards customers ordering Hawaiian pizza while a new pizza ranking shakes up the culinary world.

The ongoing war in Ukraine has devastating consequences for Russia, leading to a potential halving of the population by the end of the century.

The ongoing wildfire in Los Angeles may have been sparked by the remnants of fireworks set off on New Year's Eve. The fire has claimed the lives of 24 people with 16 individuals still missing.

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called Vladimir Putin 'a f***ing idiot' for believing he can restore the Russian empire. Johnson's remarks came during an interview where he discussed the threat posed by Putin's Russia to neighboring countries that were once part of the USSR.

The devastating fires that turned Los Angeles into ashes and caused the deaths of 16 people have sparked anger in the US. Billionaires who hired private firefighters to protect their properties are under criticism for not following water restrictions in the region.

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss is threatening legal action against current Prime Minister Keir Starmer over claims that she caused the economy to crash, according to reports.

A recent quirky advice from the Belgian Food Agency has caught the attention of British tabloids, sparking ridicule and amusement across Europe and beyond.

With rising British interest rates and fears of a recession, concerns arise about stagflation reminiscent of the 1970s in the United Kingdom.