Argentina asks international tribunal to halt UK-authorised oil activity near Falkland Islands
Argentina is challenging British-backed oil development in disputed waters near the Falklands.
UK joins push to expand EU Magnitsky sanctions to target Russian corruption
Bill Browder, architect of Magnitsky sanctions, calls for EU action against Russian corruption
UK maritime agency reports two ships hit by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz...
Two commercial vessels were struck as tensions threaten shipping through a vital oil route.
UK ginger imports from Peru rise in value as falling prices reshape the global...
Peruvian ginger gains value in Britain as international prices fall
Luxembourg ranks among the highest consumers of psychotropic drugs, addiction prevention chief warns
The story behind Luxembourg ranks among the highest consumers of psychotropic drugs addiction prevention
Dame Jocelyn Barrow: The First Black Woman BBC Governor and Race Equality Pioneer
A portrait of Dame Jocelyn Barrow, breaking barriers in education and broadcasting
UK’s First Internet Connection: How ARPANET Linked Britain to the Digital Revolution
1970s scientists at University College London pioneering packet-switching technology
Iceland’s Shorter Working Week Shows Promise, but It Was Not Simply a Four-Day Week
Thousands of Icelandic workers gained more time outside work without losing pay.
UK Schools: Why Buying Used Textbooks Could Save Families Hundreds Each Year
A student comparing a new textbook to a well-preserved used copy
Landmine campaign urges UK ministers to intervene over Poland and Finland’s production plans
Campaigners warn that Europe’s landmine ban faces a fresh test














