Inside the ‘unacceptable’ UK fair selling property in Israeli settlements | Israel-Palestine conflict News
London, United Kingdom – Activists who gained access to the widely condemned Great Israeli Real Estate Event in London have...
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Two men convicted of arson plot targeting UK prime minister’s properties
Published on 15/06/2026 - 18:19 GMT+2•Updated 22:23 A London court convicted two men on Monday of plotting a series of...
UK court convicts two over PM-targeting plot run by mysterious Russian | Courts News
Unverified reports say that the attacks were part of a campaign of sabotage and disinformation run by Russian intelligence services.Published...
Two men convicted of plot to torch houses and a car linked to British PM Keir Starmer
Two men have been convicted of a plot, orchestrated by a mysterious Russian-speaking figure, to set fire to property linked...
UK housing market slump shows signs of stabilising
Sales activity remains subdued and house prices edge lower, though the pace of decline seems to be easingPublished Thu, Jun...
UK’s spending watchdog shines light on royals and their properties
In its most detailed review yet, it examines agreements the family has with the Royal Household and The Crown EstatePublished...
UK’s spending watchdog shines light on royals, their properties
King Charles' disgraced younger brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor held leases for 10 properties, three of which he sublet, while the monarch...
Sky News Group ends controversial venture with UAE based media group
The UK's Sky News Group ended its joint news venture with International Media Investments (IMI) of the United Arab Emirates...
UK mortgage approvals hit 15-month high in April despite Iran war
Banks and building societies approve 65,945 home loans, up from 63,979 in March and the highest number since January last...
Homeownership is not working out for the UK’s middle-class millennials
Rising service fees on apartments and a tight market for houses leave them stuck in place or falling behind The...
