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Tuesday, December 2, 2025
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Topic: United Kingdom

Infosys’ Narayana Murthy’s son-in-law Rishi Sunak to present UK budget on 11 March

Sunak added that he would deliver the promises made to voters ahead of December's General Election won by the Conservative Party led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Brexit bill clears House of Commons hurdle as UK’s exit from EU on 31 January draws closer

The EU Withdrawal Agreement Bill will now go to the House of Lords on 13 January for voting before it receives the royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II to become law.

Cricket, hijab, language: How the British, French and Americans conduct citizenship tests

In any cricket match between England and a South Asian team, if Indians and Pakistanis cheered for non-English teams, they were accused of disloyalty.

Neil Basu, UK top cop who killed London Bridge attack suspect, was a victim of racism too

The assistant commissioner of the London Metropolitan Police, or Scotland Yard, Basu’s roots can be traced back to Kolkata, from where his father – Pankaj Kumar Basu – hailed.

What Modi govt’s ‘DNA bank’ will look like and the concerns over its misuse

ThePrint details how the DNA profiling method originated in the UK, and the legislative concerns that have been raised over the genetic database.

Military spouses or partners in UK face higher risk of depression and binge-drinking

A UK study found binge-drinking in military partners was linked to longer absences of military personnel from home – suggesting poor coping during this time.

As Brexit deadline nears, Boris Johnson tells Parliament to stand aside or vote his govt out

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson refused to apologise or resign for trying to suspend the legislature, and even demanded a Brexit election.

A tale of two proposals: Contentious bills driving politics in UK and Hong Kong

Britain's House of Commons has passed the ‘Brexit delay’ proposal and Hong Kong protestors have dismissed withdrawal of the extradition bill as 'too little and too late'.

Forcible retirement of erring central officers welcome, but due process must be followed

ThePrint view on the most important issues, instantly.

Conservative rebels defeat British PM’s Brexit gamble. What happened in there

Around 21 legislators from Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party aligned with the Labour Party to prevent the British PM from taking UK out of the European Union without a formal agreement.

On Camera

RSS is warming up to Yogi Adityanath. CM has many more boxes to tick

It’s not just the Opposition parties Yogi Adityanath has to contend with. His detractors within the BJP are no less formidable.

Modi govt’s PM internship scheme saw high attrition in Year 1. Just 30% joined, 41% quit midway

According to government reply in Lok Sabha, the pilot phase of PMIS is being used to test concepts, strategies and systems before a full-scale implementation of the scheme.

After Op Sindoor, India goes in for more Heron Mk IIs; Israel frontrunner for mega MALE drones deal

Order for 87 MALE drones will be split between 2 Indian firms in 64:36 ratio to ensure there are 2 independent manufacturing lines with at least 60% indigenous components.

Gaali cricket: Bavuma stands tall, India’s Test ego cut to size

The India-South Africa series-defining fact is the catastrophic decline of Indian red ball cricket where a visiting team can mock us with the 'grovel' word.