Thirteen people were arrested yesterday in London during a weekly solidarity march with Palestinians, the London Metropolitan Police said.more

A team of mathematicians has named Chester in England to be the prettiest city in the world, beating Venice, Italy in second place. The study used Google Street View to assess cities in both the UK and across the world, and ranked them based on which had the highest percentage of buildings adhering to the “golden ratio”.more

Prince Harry has said the UK is his home and he and Meghan felt "forced" to step back from frontline royal duties and leave the country for the US. In a written witness statement prepared for his legal challenge against the Home Office at the High Court over a change to his security arrangements when visiting, the Duke of Sussex said he and his wife felt they had to leave the country in 2020.more

A man evaded murder charges for nearly 40 years after he assumed the identity of a dead Welshman and travelled to Portugal, a court has heard. Roman Szalajko, 62, was fatally stabbed after answering the door to his south London flat in February 1984.more

The British government had the right to block a gender recognition bill passed by the Scottish Parliament that would require legal gender change to require only a person's declaration, without medical tests, Scotland's highest court ruled yesterday.more

This year, Great Britain gave Rwanda an additional 100 million pounds - in addition to the 140 million that was already known - under the agreement to return to this country illegal immigrants crossing the English Channel, although not a single person has reached Rwanda yet.more

Millions of UK consumers could receive payouts after a legal claim was launched against mobile phone networks. Justin Gutmann, a former executive at Citizens Advice, alleges Vodafone, EE, Three and O2 overcharged customers for phones beyond the end of their contract. more

Britons return to comfort food like fish and chips, chicken kyiv and macaroni cheese as food prices rise at fastest rate since 1970s more

Britain’s largest recruiters have warned the Bank of England that demand for permanent hiring among UK businesses has plunged at the second fastest rate since the pandemic, amid worsening headwinds for the UK economy.more

The leader of the British opposition Labor Party, Keir Starmer, was attacked last evening at the Glasgow railway station by a group of pro-Palestinian activists who accused him of contributing to the genocide in the Gaza Strip by siding with Israel. Two people were arrested.more

The ITAKA Foundation - Center for Searching for Missing People, at the request of the family and in cooperation with the police, is searching for the missing Kamil Garczyński (case no.: 23-0073).more

King Charles III appeared at Ealing Broadway Shopping Center yesterday to meet locals and browse the Christmas food and gift stalls. The center building was quickly filled with crowds of subjects who wanted to take photos with the monarch or send him Christmas wishes.more

The UK is accusing Russia's Security Service, the FSB, of a sustained cyber-hacking campaign, targeting politicians and others in public life. The government said one group stole data through cyber-attacks, which was later made public, including material linked to the 2019 election.more

Britain is facing an "epidemic" of gay children being told they are transgender and being pressured into undergoing surgery, warned Kemi Badenoch, who, in addition to her position as business and trade minister, is secretary of state for equality.more

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted that during the Covid-19 pandemic he never supported a strategy to allow the coronavirus to spread in order to protect the economy. He also rejected suggestions that he was slow to act when cases began to rise again in the fall of 2020.more

A new helpline has been set up to protect women and girls from online harassment, cyberstalking and sextortion in London. more

A hacking group linked to Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has been trying to interfere in British politics for at least several years, stealing confidential documents and attempting to eavesdrop on politicians' conversations, the British Foreign Office reported.more

Almost a quarter of workers have said they are considering working for themselves amid the continued boom in flexible working patterns. New research found that 24% of employees are “considering contracting or freelancing”, with 19% saying they could make the switch within a year.more

For the first time in history, one of London's districts topped the "Happy at Home Index" ranking prepared by the Rightmove group. It's about Richmond-upon-Thames, which was considered "the happiest place to live in the whole of Britain".more

People should stock up on battery-powered radios and torches, as well as candles and first aid kits in order to prepare for power cuts or digital communications going down, the deputy prime minister reportedly said.more

Cash usage has grown for the first time in a decade as households look to balance their budgets amid the cost-of-living squeeze. more

Robert Jenrick has resigned as immigration minister, saying the government's emergency Rwanda legislation "does not go far enough". He said "stronger protections" were needed to end "the merry-go-round of legal challenges which risk paralysing the scheme".more

Great Britain announced the imposition of sanctions on another 46 people and companies supporting Russian aggression against Ukraine. These include entities from Russia as well as from several third countries.more

Weather warnings have been issued across the UK as forecasters warned some areas were at risk of flooding. more

The Conservative Party risks "electoral oblivion within months" if the government's emergency rules on illegal immigration are not tough enough, former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman warned yesterday.more