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While London considers imposing sanctions and Jerusalem threatens retaliatory measures, as confirmed by Minister Sa'ar in the "120 and One" podcast, Israel has been without an ambassador to the UK for a year. Tzachi Braverman, who was appointed to the position, cannot currently travel abroad due to the "night meeting" affair, and the Civil Service Commissioner has yet to make a decision.

Israel has announced that it is considering expelling British representatives from the coordination center in Kiryat Gat, in response to the strict policy of the new British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham. Professor Tal Sadeh from Tel Aviv University explains why economic sanctions on Israel will not have much significance, and what lies behind the deterioration in relations between the two...

The Birmingham City Council has appealed to the court demanding a ban on hanging British and English flags on the city's streets. If the decision is approved, violators could face a penalty of two years in prison. Critics argue that the council had no urge to act when it came to PLO flags that have flooded the city since October 7.

Last week, after six years in California, the couple packed their bags and returned to the UK. Now, their neighbors in Montecito are opening up: "I left a bottle of wine at their gate to welcome them and it was returned to me the next day."

A British Cabinet Office official is under internal investigation after sharing Instagram posts lamenting that the legendary country singer passed away instead of the Israeli Prime Minister. Other posts shared by the official included comparisons between the singer's age and that of the State of Israel.

According to the Financial Times, the government is discussing the possibility of removing representatives of the UK, Italy, and Germany from the American center in response to criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu's policy in Gaza and the West Bank. This follows the removal of the Netherlands and Spain from the site.

Only last week it was reported that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would return to the UK after six years in the United States. According to a BBC report, they have already landed in the kingdom along with their two children.

Andy Burnham tightened ties with Ukraine in his first weeks in office, and experts warn that Vladimir Putin may try to make the UK pay a price for this stance.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has been warned of a possible attack by Russia: "The Kremlin is expected to target Britain." In the United Kingdom, a campaign has been launched for citizens to prepare for national emergencies. A senior British source told the "Daily Mail": "Russia will want to send a message through actions, something big is coming."

The British Department for Education is investigating four schools operated by a Muslim charity after an individual identified with the organization was charged in the US with transferring funds to Hamas. The organization claims the suspect had no connection to the schools.

After the new British Foreign Secretary, Ed Miliband, expressed firm opposition to the plan for building housing units in the area between Jerusalem and Ma'ale Adumim, the chairman of the Religious Zionism party went on the offensive. "The British Mandate in Eretz Yisrael has ended," Smotrich declared, while also challenging Gadi Eisenkot.

Six years after stepping down from their royal duties and moving to California, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to return, according to major media outlets in the US and the UK. According to reports, the couple's children, 7-year-old Prince Archie and 5-year-old Princess Lilibet, will begin the upcoming school year in British educational institutions.

Tony Greenstein, one of the founders of the "Palestine Solidarity Campaign" in the UK, is accused of calling for support for the "Gaza ghetto uprising" and encouraging the public to welcome the attack in three posts published on the X network on October 7, 2023.

If you have ever wondered what it feels like to live like the British nobility, now you have a chance to do it — sort of. The Sandringham Estate, which King Charles inherited from his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, is opening its doors for private vacationing.

Russia issued a threat on Monday against the UK after the Ukrainian army used British-made drones for the first time in attacks on Russian territory. The Moscow embassy in London stated that the UK will pay a "higher price" if it continues to support Kyiv in its armed struggle against the Russian army.

Andy Burnham communicated for a week with a person posing as Susie Wiles, the powerful Chief of Staff to the US President, without realizing it was an impostor. His office stated that no sensitive information was transferred during the correspondence.

In an interview with the British podcast "The General and the Journalist," Yossi Cohen harshly criticized the UK, which should "support Israel - just as we supported them when they suffered from terror." He quoted the former head of MI5, who thanked him for "disrupting a huge amount of terror," and added: "I think the British government should do exactly the same."

The UK Ministry of Defence disconnected the cameras from the internet after discovering the breach. Concerns: exposure of operational plans in the Persian Gulf and meetings of senior command staff.

A new right-wing party in the UK has been embroiled in a storm after a senior member hinted that Nigel Farage was influenced by Jewish supporters. At the same time, questions are being raised about the ties of figures in its circle to extremist views.

A report by the Community Security Trust (CST) in the UK documents 1,926 antisemitic incidents across the country in the first half of 2026 - an increase of 21% compared to the same period last year. The monthly average of hate manifestations against Jews stands at 320 - a 99% jump compared to the period preceding October 7.

A study by the Community Security Trust (CST), published on Sky News, shows that nearly 2,000 antisemitic incidents occurred in the UK during the first half of 2026. London leads in the number of events, with physical assaults reaching record highs.

The new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham broadcasts: "I work for you," but his political rivals warn that his plans have no budgetary coverage and their implementation will lead to tax hikes or increased debt. In the background, there is also criticism regarding immigration issues.

A British court has sentenced 60-year-old Christopher Phillips to two years and four months in prison. He kept his mother's body in a freezer for nearly three years while continuing to collect her benefits.

A British funeral home director was sentenced to 20 years in prison after admitting to a series of horrific crimes committed over 12 years. He hid bodies in a warehouse, stole donation money, and distributed urns containing strangers' ashes to 50 families. "It's like going back to the darkest period of my life," testified a mother who discovered that her baby's ashes were thrown in a bag on the...

London police announced on Friday the arrest of 44-year-old British-Azerbaijani citizen Rashad Sultanov in Cyprus. He is suspected of spying on a British airbase on behalf of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

The role of Minister for the Middle East and North Africa in the British government has drawn significant attention across the Arab world. The appointment of Stephen Doughty to this position in Andy Burnham's government has triggered backlash from Arab media and pro-Palestinian supporters in the UK due to the politician's known support for Israel.

The Merrie England chain has immediately closed all 7 of its branches after 60 years of operation. The company attributed the decision to rising costs and declining customer spending, resulting in the layoff of dozens of employees.

Yuval Mizrahi, an Israeli woman, was denied boarding for her London flight after accidentally selecting "terrorist" instead of "tourist" on her ETA form. The automated system blocked her entry immediately.

A UK court convicted 19-year-old Norwegian footballer Johannes Kongsenes Netland of conspiracy to commit murder. Netland was recruited by the Swedish 'Foxtrot' gang, linked to the Iranian regime, to act as a hitman.

He has held the position longer than those who appointed him, even though he doesn't exactly do the job he was assigned. He doesn't get along with almost anyone, yet he remains in the most important house in Britain.

According to reports, King Charles is expected to offer his son, Prince Harry, a room at Buckingham Palace during his upcoming visit to the UK. This follows the fact that during his last visit to the kingdom, Harry did not stay at the royal residence, following a dispute over the timing of the acceptance of the offer from the royal family.