Former British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has already gained the support of 100 club mates, thus securing his participation in the elections of the leader of the Conservative Party, his supporters said yesterday evening. The winner of the election will also become the prime minister of the country.more

Tesco Meal Deals are practically a British staple at this point, and the supermarket’s drink, sandwich and crisp combo is a lifesaver - especially when you leave your lunch at home.more

Amazon is facing a $1bn (£889m) lawsuit in the UK over claims it abused its dominant position by favouring its own products.more

The leader of the House of Commons, Penny Mordaunt, was the first to officially declare yesterday afternoon that she would run for the leadership of the ruling Conservative Party and, consequently, for the office of British Prime Minister.more

The British auction house Dore and Rees offered a piece of fruit cake from Diana and Charles' wedding in 1981. It was a gift from the bride and groom to the Windsor court political officer who had recently passed away. The cake still looks great, thanks to the alcohol it is soaked in.more

The pound fell against the dollar on Friday morning as new figures showed a gloomy picture for the UK economy.more

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace rules himself out of the Tory leadership race but says he is currently leaning towards backing Boris Johnson.more

Kristie is not the only person planning to spend less this festive season, but she is so worried about her finances she even expects to have a microwave meal for Christmas lunch. more

Only 14 percent. British voters would now vote for the ruling Conservative Party, according to a PeoplePolling poll published today. This is the lowest support for this party in the history of UK election polls.more

Internet and phone services have been restored in Shetland after two subsea cables were damaged. A break in the lines connecting Shetland to the mainland led police to declare a major incident on Thursday.more

Passengers at Bristol Airport have branded the situation as 'absolute chaos' this morning as people travel for half-term.more

Coronavirus vaccines have successfully put the UK to an end to the wave of lockdowns and sanitary restrictions. However, experts remind that even vaccinated people still have the possibility of catching the virus - and should be especially careful about some symptoms.more

Amazon has launched a small online insurance store in the UK, with an initial focus on home policies. more

As Liz Truss announced his resignation from the office of Prime Minister of Great Britain, the Conservative Party has to elect a new leader for the second time in four months. Now it will be even more difficult than in summer, because the conservatives have already exhausted the limit of errors.more

Netflix has vowed to start cracking down on password-sharers who let others log in to their account. more

Five-year-old cocker spaniel George has been named Animal of the Year by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW). The award was presented to him on Tuesday, October 18, at the House of Lords. George is a therapy dog that works with people who are learning to read. And that's what he was awarded for.more

Despite a slight drop from July to August, inflation again headed above the ten per cent mark as of last month. more

London's most famous department store, Harrods, was attacked today by environmental activists from the group Just Stop Oil. Approx. 20 members of the group blocked traffic, after which two of them, using pressure cylinders, doused the store's windows with orange paint.more

Economic and Social Research Institute analysis found ‘substantial reduction in number of products traded’.more

British Prime Minister Liz Truss today, on her 45th day in office, announced her resignation, explaining that she is unable to fulfill the mandate under which she was elected. She will remain in office until a successor is elected, which is expected by October 28.more

The Shetland archipelago, the northernmost part of Britain, was cut off from the rest of the country this morning due to damage to an undersea telecommunications cable. Telephones and computers are out of order on the islands, and there is no internet access.more

Workers who keep Britain's nuclear deterrent system on standby will vote next week on whether to go on strike after no agreement was reached on wage increases, the union representing them announced yesterday.more

Chaotic scenes occurred last night in the British House of Commons when voting on the fate of the moratorium on shale gas extraction. According to witnesses, the leadership of the Conservatives' parliamentary club intimidated and coerced its own MPs into supporting the government.more

UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman unexpectedly resigned from her post yesterday. This is the second change in Prime Minister Liz Truss's close cabinet in her 43 days in office - on Friday Kwasi Kwarteng was dismissed as Finance Minister. Grant Shapps - a former transport minister in Boris Johnson's government - replaces her.more

Struggling to survive in office, British Prime Minister Liz Truss again apologized yesterday for mistakes made that caused economic turbulence, but assured that she has no intention of resigning.more