Men Arrested Near U.S. Bomber Base in England as Counterterror Police Take Over Explosives Probe
Police declared a major incident and evacuated homes in Whelford, beside RAF Fairford, where American bombers have flown strikes on Iran.
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Police declared a major incident and evacuated homes in Whelford, beside RAF Fairford, where American bombers have flown strikes on Iran.

The SNP, Plaid Cymru and Sinn Féin agreed that 'no Westminster government has the right to block democracy.' Prime Minister Andy Burnham says referendums on Scotland and Northern Ireland are 'off the table.'

The Tata-owned carmaker is chasing £1.7 billion in savings over two years and says it can break even at 300,000 vehicles. Britain's business minister has already ruled out a bailout.
Hundreds of anti-migrant demonstrators in balaclavas shut down access to one of the world's busiest passenger ports on Saturday. Kent Police called the gathering spontaneous; the network that organized it posted a message congratulating supporters for sticking to the plan.
Argentina's president called the British-developed project a 'clear and present danger' and asked for a law change to punish contractors. He moved after Trump questioned Washington's long-standing position on the islands.
The Metropolitan Police said most were detained for expressing support for a proscribed organization. More than 3,000 people have been arrested since the ban took effect, and the Supreme Court has now agreed to hear a challenge.

The former Greater Manchester mayor known as the 'King of the North' was appointed by King Charles III after Keir Starmer's resignation, pledging to be a 'circuit-breaker' for a nation exhausted by political turmoil.

Paris hit 40.9°C and the U.K. logged its hottest June day on record near 38°C as a Saharan heat dome pushed Spain and Portugal toward 44°C.

U.K. troops detained a sanctioned oil tanker off England's south coast on Sunday in what London called the first British-led operation of its kind against Moscow's sanctions-busting fleet.

Demonstrators clashed with anti-racism protesters in Brighton, Liverpool, Sheffield and Glasgow after a Belfast knife attack ignited violence that burned families out of their homes.