Four cases of coronavirus among Brits from the Diamond Princess

Four new coronavirus cases have been confirmed among those evacuated to Britain from the Diamond Princess cruise ship moored in Yokohama, according to British medical services last night.more

A reminder of the fact that the new British passports - blue again years later, and not in accordance with the EU maroon standard - will be produced by a French-Dutch company in Poland, received a lot of attention in the British media.more

After fears over what could be agreed in a US trade deal, George Eustice tells Sky News "we have no plans to change those things". more

Marks and Spencer and Aldi take the second and third spots but Asda lies bottom in satisfaction rankings for UK stores.more

Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg is coming to the UK on Friday to take part in a youth protest in Bristol.more

A 29-year-old homeless man has appeared in court charged with stabbing a prayer leader with a kitchen knife at a major London mosque.more

Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary is facing criticism for claiming terrorists "will generally be males of a Muslim persuasion".more

A flight carrying Britons evacuated from a coronavirus-hit cruise ship in Japan has arrived back in the UK.more

Blue passports will be issued for the first time in almost three decades from next month to mark Britain's departure from the EU, the government has announced.more

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will no longer use the word royal, as in their "Sussex Royal" branding, a spokeswoman for the couple has said.more

Fraudsters, thieves and tormentors have smaller brains than people who do not commit crimes. Such conclusions are derived from studies conducted by an international team of neuropsychologists University College London. The unusual results were published in the prestigious scientific journal The Lancet.more

A new survey released by coworking real estate company MindSpace shows just 76% of U.K. workers said they were happy or very happy with their jobs, compared to an average of 84% among seven countries surveyed.more

Indian students are likely to get more opportunities to secure jobs in the UK after Brexit. more

Regular dating applications are already passe - at least in Great Britain, where lonely evenings are back in favor. Quick dates and trips for singles are also gaining popularity.more

Supporter of the so-called Islamic State today confessed in court to a conspiracy aimed at bombing in London. Paul's Cathedral and one of the nearby hotels, as well as to disseminate terrorist material more

A YouGov survey of 3,180 adults found 83 per cent of people think those who move to live or work in a new country should have to learn the language of that country.more

Travel misery will hit passengers of the Bakerloo line today due to a Tube strike taking place this weekend.more

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing inside a central London mosque.more

A photo of a cow has stolen the "British Photography Awards 2020" jury's heart, winning the second prize in the "Pet & Domesticated Animal Photographer" category. The author of this unusual photograph is Tomasz Kowalski.more

New immigration rules are a "disaster" for London's ability to attract big events and deliver vital housing and infrastructure, business leaders warned today.more

The NHS will soon bar discriminatory patients from non-critical care - powers that currently only cover aggression or violence.more

The new £20 banknote featuring artist JMW Turner will appear in ATMs and tills from tomorrow and has been hailed as the "most secure banknote yet".more

The British press is quite cautious about the new, point immigration system toda, stressing that it must be accompanied by an improvement in British employee productivity.more

The number of women being sent sexually explicit images by strangers on trains is going 'largely unreported' - despite a spike in incidents, new data has revealed. more

Donald Trump offered Julian Assange a pardon if he would say Russia was not involved in leaking Democratic party emails, a court in London has been told.more

Tensions are mounting over 'racist' graffiti scrawled across walls in Weymouth town centre.more

The couple confirmed on Wednesday they will formally step down from March 31, and will return to the UK from Canada for a series of events in late February and early March.more

Britons stranded on a quarantined cruise ship in Japan have been told by the UK Foreign Office to stay onboard.more

The Home Secretary has conceded that her parents would not have been allowed into the UK under her new immigration rules.more

Uncertainty associated with Brexit caused that last year more than doubled the number of companies that opened or moved their headquarters from Great Britain to the Netherlands - the Dutch Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) has informed.more

Overcrowding has become more acute in almost a third of London neighbourhoods since 1971, according to a report released today. more