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In a first, US overtakes Germany to become UK's biggest source of imports

While Germany has long been Britain's biggest source of imports, the United States was already Britain's largest export market

More Indian cos setting up offices in UK, London remains preferred location

842 Indian companies operating in the UK, up from about 800 in the previous year; combined revenues at about £48 billion

UK's top envoy calls White House 'uniquely dysfunctional', Trump hits back

Asked about the leak, Trump told reporters in the US: "The ambassador has not served the UK well, I can tell you that."

UK blames India's rejection of MoU on illegal migrants for tough visa norms

Our relationship with India is long-term and not just related to trade, said Britain's Secretary of State for International Trade, Liam Fox

UK ups economic growth forecast for 2017, sees slower growth after Brexit

Hammond told parliament the OBR now saw growth in 2018 at 1.6%

London still leads in growing ranks of EU's million euro bankers in 2015

EBA banker pay figures for 2016 are, however, likely to reflect a slump in sterling after Brexit

UK: 4-year-old Muslim girl banned from wearing hijab in school

The school has a strict uniform policy that discourages students from donning headwear or scarfs

UK PM gets another headache amid Brussels upheaval

Socialists last week ceded leadership of the assembly.to Centre-right candidate Antonio Tajani

UK to cut student visas by half: Report

Some university chiefs are also warning that many Indian students are already being denied visas on minor grounds as part of a wider move to cut immigration into the UK

Workers to be given a say in bosses' pay in UK

British PM Theresa May promised to tackle corporate greed when she entered Number 10 amid concerns about soaring pay packages for top executives

UK seeks to secure tariff-free trade for auto industry

Britain will aim to achieve tariff-free trade with Europe for the auto industry and other manufacturers after the country leaves the European Union

UK economy escapes short-term Brexit hit, gets Nissan boost

Philip Hammond said he still planned to provide support for the economy as Britain launches tough negotiations with EU

UK inflation sees biggest jump in two years to highest since November 2014

Annual consumer price inflation rose to 1.0 per cent from 0.6 per cent in August

UK police probe rape allegation at Houses of Parliament

As police enquiries continue, a spokesperson for the House of Commons said they were working with the authorities

UK to consider making it tougher for firms to hire foreign workers

PM Theresa May has said the June 23 vote to leave the European Union was a sign that immigration was too high

Majority of UK CEOs considering moving operations abroad post-Brexit - survey

KPMG said 72 per cent of the CEOs surveyed had voted to remain in the EU

UK economic growth will be less due to Brexit: BCC

BCC on Monday more than halved its gross domestic product (GDP) growth prediction which would mark the worst economic performance since 2009

British businessmen lazy and fat: UK Trade Minister

A Downing Street spokesperson said Fox had been expressing his own views at the event, and not the views of the government

UK woman Joanna Louise Cridlin sues neighbours for cooking spicy food

The contents of the writ are yet to be tested in evidence before a judge

UK retail sales suffer biggest fall in 6 months, no EU effect reported

New finance minister said expected slowdown in economy meant Britain needed a new framework to tackle its budget deficit