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UK’s Heathrow defends decision to shut airport amid blame game

UK’s Heathrow defends decision to shut airport amid blame game

  • Airport’s 18-hour closure cost airlines tens of millions of pounds and stranded thousands of passengers
  • Both National Grid and Heathrow agreed that the failure of the transformer was an unprecedented event
By Reuters ·
Fears grow for British couple held by Taliban as trial delayed

Fears grow for British couple held by Taliban as trial delayed

By Arab News ·
UK PM Starmer says Trump has a point on European defense commitment

UK PM Starmer says Trump has a point on European defense commitment

By Reuters ·
King Abdullah II urges UK’s PM Starmer to push for Gaza ceasefire reinstatement

King Abdullah II urges UK’s PM Starmer to push for Gaza ceasefire reinstatement

By Arab News ·
UK government considering offshore ‘migrant hubs’ for failed asylum seekers

UK government considering offshore ‘migrant hubs’ for failed asylum seekers

By Arab News ·
Update Heathrow reopens and chaos eases, but critics say the airport’s shutdown exposes UK vulnerability

Heathrow reopens and chaos eases, but critics say the airport’s shutdown exposes UK vulnerability

By AP ·
Muslim Tech Fest to award cash investment prize to promising startup

Muslim Tech Fest to award cash investment prize to promising startup

By Arab News ·
UK police chiefs warn of increased Islamophobia as British government defunds Tell Mama service

UK police chiefs warn of increased Islamophobia as British government defunds Tell Mama service

By Arab News ·
Saudi crown prince, UK PM discuss developments in Gaza, Ukraine during call

Saudi crown prince, UK PM discuss developments in Gaza, Ukraine during call

By Arab News ·
UK teen who planned school massacre jailed for minimum 49 years

UK teen who planned school massacre jailed for minimum 49 years

By AFP ·
Jordanian food exporters set sights on UK and beyond at exhibition in London

Jordanian food exporters set sights on UK and beyond at exhibition in London

By Arab News ·
UK welcomes ‘progress’ by Trump toward Russia-Ukraine ceasefire

UK welcomes ‘progress’ by Trump toward Russia-Ukraine ceasefire

By AFP ·
Britain’s Foreign Minister David Lammy told the House of Commons on Monday that Israel had breached international law. (AFP)

UK PM’s office retracts FM’s comments accusing Israel of breaching international law

By Arab News ·

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