Major roads could be jammed, while the Port of Dover is warning it could take up to two-and-a-half hours to pass through border checks.more

Britain's ruling Conservative Party avoided total defeat in yesterday's triple by-elections to the House of Commons, but even so, the loss of two districts that were very safe until recently is intensifying the pressure on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.more

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were reportedly denied their request to fly back to the United States with President Joe Biden on Air Force One after the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II.more

Britain has added eight Russian nationals associated with the Wagner Group's activities in Africa and five companies associated with it to the list of sanctions, the foreign ministry said.more

Tony Blair, as Britain's prime minister, has been urged to more actively support Ukraine's membership of the European Union and warned that the West has a "too pink" view of Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to documents declassified yesterday from British archives.more

The triple by-elections to the British House of Commons taking place today are not used to assess whether the ruling Conservative Party has any chance of retaining power after next year's election, but how much defeat it can expect, experts say.more

Doctors-specialists in England started a two-day strike today. According to public health authorities, it will have a greater negative impact on medical services than any of the previous protests in the last eight months.more

British diplomats in Brussels are pushing for the European Union to withdraw the name Malwina, which was used to describe the Falkland Islands in a declaration signed by it at a summit with Latin American and Caribbean countries, The Times and the Daily Telegraph report.more

British banks wanting to close a customer's account will have to give a three-month notice period and give the reason for the decision - assume the Ministry of Finance's plans in response to allegedly closing accounts of customers whose views the banks do not agree with.more

Rail passengers around Great Britain are facing another day of disruption as train staff in the RMT union begin a 24-hour strike. The strike on Thursday is the first of three in 10 days by RMT members, with two further stoppages on 22 and 29 July, and is taking place during a week-long overtime ban by train drivers in the Aslef union.more

Crypto startups, engagement farmers and memecoin fans beware: UK authorities may soon come for crypto memes. more

Vodafone has launched a new social broadband tariff with faster speeds to encourage families struggling with the cost of living to take up the help.more

Children in some areas of England are waiting up to 18 months on average for dental general-anaesthetic treatment and teeth extractions, an investigation reveals. more

Jaguar Land Rover-owner Tata has confirmed plans to build its flagship electric car battery factory in the UK. more

The UK's annual inflation rate fell to 7.9 percent in June, the lowest level in 14 months, the UK's statistics office ONS reported today. In May, the annual inflation rate was 8.7 percent.more

Piers Morgan is keen for another vote on Brexit as he slammed the current situation as a ‘dismal failure’. more

Britain's MI6 intelligence chief Richard Moore today called on those Russians who are horrified by the horrors of Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine to "join us" and spy for Britain to help end the bloodshed.more

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's approval ratings have fallen to their lowest level since he took office last October, according to a poll released today by the YouGov center. Even voters of his Conservative Party are becoming less convinced of Sunak.more

The UK is "definitely over the worst" of food price inflation, the boss of online food retailer Ocado has said. more

Specialties of Polish cuisine, including desserts and spirits, were presented yesterday at the headquarters of the British Parliament during "Taste of Poland Day."more

Later in July, the first illegal immigrants will be transferred to the adapted barge "Bibby Stockholm," the British government announced. The barge docked yesterday at the port of Portland in the county of Dorset in southwest England.more

Ukraine has "tragically become a combat laboratory," but the lessons learned from the war will influence the future of our armed forces, British Defense Minister Ben Wallace said.more

Plans have been unveiled for a “bike bus” that would transport cyclists under the Thames through the Silvertown Tunnel. Transport for London has suggested the idea after saying it could not afford to build a walking and cycling bridge between Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf.more

Rundown Oxford Street is finally set for a facelift as long-awaited plans to reduce traffic and increase space for pedestrians went to public consultation.more

Bricklayers, plasterers and other construction jobs have been added to the government’s “shortage occupation list”, making it easier for foreign builders to come to Britain amid labour shortages partly caused by Brexit.more