The opposition Labour Party has won the UK general election by a landslide. The party has secured a 210-seat majority, the biggest in modern British history.

Tens of thousands have taken to Britain’s streets in a nationwide day of action for Palestine.

Dozens of health workers and journalists have attended a vigil in the British capital, London, to pay tribute to colleagues killed by Israel’s ongoing war in Gaza and call for an immediate ceasefire.

Thousands of people came out in London to support opposing sides amid a flare up of violence in occupied Palestine. Israel's embassy became the focus of a huge outpouring of support for Palestine.

More than a hundred schools in the UK will be closed or partially shut over safety concerns regarding, RAAC, a type of concrete used in the schools which is liable to crumbling.

Union leaders hold protests outside 10 Downing Street while MPs are debating legislation which would see striking workers in key sectors legally required to provide a minimum service.

An unnamed cabinet minister and a high-ranking aide to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson continued to be in office despite serious allegations of sexual assault against them, according to reports.