A British rights group warns of the government’s controversial Prevent strategy, insisting that the purported anti-terror plan has facilitated “widespread illegality.”

Politicians and human rights groups call on Britain’s University of Huddersfield to put an end to its relationship with Bahraini regime services.

Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange form a human chain outside the UK parliament in London to demand his release.

French Israeli billionaire Patrick Drahi is under investigation by the UK Government on the grounds of national security due to his recently increased share in the previously state owned telecoms company British Telecom.

The police in London have released CCTV images of 13 people they want to identify in connection with riots near the Iranian embassy in the British capital earlier this week.

The UK's University of Cambridge gained “significant benefits” from the transatlantic slave trade, according to new research on the prestigious varsity's historical links to slavery.

The UK’s invitation to Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince and de facto ruler, Mohammed Bin Salman, to attend Queen Elizabeth II's funeral has ignited a wave of protests and criticism from Saudi dissidents and human rights groups.

Former chief justice of Kenya Willy Mutunga attacks the British government over what he called its "act of gross inhumanity and injustice" one month after two Kenyan tribes filed a case against the British government at the European Court of Human Rights over alleged colonial abuses.

Thousands of people gather in London as protests erupted to over the killing of a Black man by a Metropolitan Police officer.

The UK Department of International Trade (DIT) has been accused of using “delaying tactics” in releasing files about arms sales to Saudi Arabia.