Britain has sent a warship to its former colony Guyana to provide support in its conflict with Venezuela.

Britain is reportedly sending more air defense missiles to Ukraine after Russia launched a large-scale missile strike against Ukraine.

Britain intends to strengthen financial intelligence in the South Caucasus and Central Asia, including Uzbekistan, due to the circumvention of sanctions against Russia, writes Intelligence Online, a publication related to the French special services.

There is a tea shortage in Britain as British ships are forced to divert to Africa following Houthi attacks on ships linked to Israel in the Red Sea. This shortage may last for several months.

British Foreign Minister David Cameron is planning to visit the Central Asian countries to "hold a roundtable discussion with all those who know which industries and enterprises, educational institutions should be cooperated with." Earlier, the parliament criticized the ineffectiveness of Britain's relations with the countries of the Middle East and called for measures to reduce the influence of Russia and China in the region.

The British government has decided to allocate 117 million pounds (about 150 million dollars) over 4 years to protect British Muslims "to prevent some anti-Muslim forces from creating tension". The new funds will be used to support mosques, Muslim religious schools and other community centers.

Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain (MBC) Zara Mohammed announced that the country's Ministry of Defense has ended its 12-year relationship with the organization.

Activists are calling for citizens to stop paying taxes to protest the British government's stance on Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip. The campaign "No Tax for Genocide" has been held in the country since March 14.

Khalid Javid, director of Muslim Aid, an international Muslim charity, said that poverty in Britain is growing at an unprecedented rate, and that non-Muslims are also coming to receive food aid, which his organization distributes in mosques.

The European Court of Justice announced that Britain will withdraw from the European Council of Human Rights if it restricts London's plan to deport illegal immigrants and refugees.