UK government

	Tata Steel says actively engaged with UK govt for financial support for business Tata Steel owns the UK's largest steelworks at Port Talbot in South Wales and employs around 8,000 people across all its operations in the country. published on : 14th October 2022
	Free trade agreement with India won't be 'free-for-all deal', says UK minister Using patent protection as an example, the minister pointed out that the UK needs to remember that India has different needs from other countries. published on : 4th October 2022
	From Brexit to Partygate: Here's the twists and turns of Boris Johnson’s political career UK PM Boris Johnson's timeline was marred by his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and a steady stream of ethics allegations. published on : 7th July 2022
	Boris Johnson quits, Indian origin leader Rishi Sunak top contender to be next UK PM Johnson, 58, will remain in charge at 10 Downing Street until the process of electing a new leader is completed by the time of the Conservative Party conference, scheduled for October. published on : 7th July 2022
	UK’s Boris Johnson defiant to leave; new finance minister Zahawi tells PM to 'go now' Education Secretary Michelle Donelan, who was also appointed on Tuesday following the resignation of her predecessor, announced her resignation Thursday morning. published on : 7th July 2022
	Political crisis deepens as British PM Johnson's leadership hangs in the balance Now, with two high-profile Cabinet exits, that support system has also collapsed and many are counting down the days, if not hours before Boris Johnson is forcibly shown the door. published on : 6th July 2022
	Boris Johnson faces piling pressure as two more ministers quit cabinet Will Quince, minister for children and families and junior transport minister Laura Trott were the ministers who resigned following Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid. published on : 6th July 2022
	UK says it does not support political change through violence in Afghanistan The call for recognizing the Taliban comes as no country has yet come forward and the country is experiencing the worst humanitarian crisis. published on : 20th June 2022
	Partygate scandal: Scotland Yard completes investigation, total tally of fines at 126 The Metropolitan Police said the total number of referrals for fixed penalty notices, or fines, in the so-called partygate scandal stand at 126 and about events between May 2020 and April 2021. published on : 19th May 2022
	Economic fugitives, extremists not welcome in Britain: UK PM Boris Johnson After holding wide-ranging talks with PM Narendra Modi, Johnson also said that economic fugitives seeking to use the British legal system to evade the law in India are not welcome in Britain. published on : 23rd April 2022
	Ukraine crisis: 'UK to reopen embassy in Kyiv next week', says PM Boris Johnson The Embassy was forced to temporarily close down when the Russia-Ukraine conflict began in February. published on : 22nd April 2022
	UK to provide 350 pounds per month allowance to families welcoming Ukrainian refugees into homes UK Housing Secretary Michael Gove said the refugees would also have access to the taxpayer-funded National Health Service (NHS). published on : 13th March 2022
	UK government orders examination of fridge model that sparked London tower fire The product has not been subject to product recalls and this testing will establish whether any further action is required. published on : 23rd June 2017