Stories from United Kingdom

British politicians across the left, right, and center are addressing a major antisemitism crisis following attacks on a concert in Manchester and near Westminster.

The government's independent reviewer of terror legislation, Jonathan Hall Casey, stated a national security emergency is unfolding following the stabbing of two Jewish men in northwest London.

Individual MPs are reportedly receiving donations from Christopher Harbourn, a Thailand-based British billionaire. The donation amount is cited as £12 million for reform purposes. The report notes that while MPs are intended to accept donations from UK residents, methods exist to bypass these guidelines. The source mentions The Guardian has highlighted the unsavory nature of these transactions. The Guardian has reported on a £12 million donation involving Christopher Harbourn, who is not a resident of Britain. The report highlights potential methods used to bypass regulations requiring MPs to accept donations from UK-based individuals. Christopher Harbourn, a non-resident crypto billionaire and supporter of Reform UK, donated £5 million. The donation has raised ethical questions regarding the scale of the contribution.

The UK government is considering legal backing for policies that urge phone-free school days for all pupils. Some families have welcomed rules intended to remove peer pressure and delay first smartphone use.

The legislation is intended to create a smoke-free generation in the region.

No new wells were drilled in the UK sector of the North Sea last year, marking the first time this has occurred since 1964. The decline follows a period of volatility for the region's oil industry.

Core inflation in northern London's Golders Green reached 2.3 percent. Core inflation in the United Kingdom reached 2.3 percent, according to reports from London. Energy prices rose approximately 10.1% year-on-year, marking the largest increase since early 2023.

GB News commentator Sophie Corcoran is suing the 10,000 Interns Foundation. The lawsuit alleges that the foundation's scheme, which is restricted to black and minority ethnic applicants, constitutes illegal racial discrimination against white people.

Bregal Milestone has announced a majority growth investment in CoreGo, a European company specializing in open-loop payment and event technology. The announcement was made in London.

A new review of global research commissioned by the 1001 Critical Days Foundation shows more than two-thirds of children under age two use digital screens. Some children are reportedly watching screens for up to eight hours a day.