British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said today that the attack on the Kremenchuk shopping center in Ukraine shows the cruelty and barbarity of Russian President Vladimir Putin.more

Is there anything better than soaking up an incredible view? Whether it’s of a city skyline, or rolling countryside hills. more

The price of freedom is worth paying," British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stressed yesterday when asked about the cost of aid for Ukraine. He compared the situation to opposing Nazi Germany, which was also very costly but brought long-term stability.more

A 'harmless' vulture described as being 'from the pits of hell' has been 'terrorising' some residents of a rural town in Somerset.more

London’s iconic Oxford Street is at risk of becoming a “dinosaur district” the head of Marks & Spencer has warned.more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski may be invited to pay a state visit to the UK, which would include an audience with Queen Elizabeth II, the Daily Telegraph reported today.more

If you’re hoping to buy a property in London, the situation is even more dire. more

The UK is providing technology to test grain to see if it has been stolen by Russia from Ukrainian silos and sold abroad, Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Minister George Eustice announced today.more

The Queen has arrived in Edinburgh with members of her family for the start of a week of royal events in Scotland. more

Ukrainian special forces have admitted for the first time that they are actually operating on Russian territory, blowing up refineries, weapons depots or other critical infrastructure for the war, the British daily "The Times" writes today.more

The English-language premiere of Cyprian Kamil Norwid’s play “Cleopatra i Cezar” took place on Sunday at the Shakespeare’s Globe theater in London. This is the second of the events this weekend presenting references or similarities between Polish artists and William Shakespeare.more

British prime minister Boris Johnson claimed that the UK would have not been able to be at the forefront of providing support for Ukraine if it was still in the EU.more

A man was in a critical condition after being hauled from his burning home by neighbours after an explosion destroyed the property and damaged several others in a Birmingham street.more

Over 20,000 of foreigners fights on the side of Ukraine against Russia, the BBC reports. Volunteers reported to the Armed Forces of Ukraine from over 50 countries.more

The high temperatures of up to 30 degrees Celsius, which could be experienced in recent days in many regions of Great Britain, will be forgotten in the next week - British meteorologists inform. According to forecasters, the country will see a "mix of rain and sun" and temperatures will drop even by half.more

British Prime Minister Boris Jonson called on G7 leaders to "not abandon" Ukraine after four months of the Russian invasion. Johnson announced additional British aid for Ukraine.more

The UK, US, Canada and Japan are jointly banning the import of Russian gold to increase pressure on President Vladimir Putin's regime over the war in Ukraine, the British government said today.more

Alcohol-related deaths in Scotland are five times more likely amongst the most deprived groups, a report has found. more

A statue of Jan Kochanowski was unveiled yesterday in Stratford-upon-Avon, the home town of William Shakespeare. A mini-festival is being held on the occasion to introduce Britons to the Polish poet and draw attention to the similar roles and biographies of the two artists.more

The industrial farming of animals such as pigs, poultry and cattle to provide meat for hundreds of millions of people may reduce the risk of pandemics and the emergence of dangerous diseases including Sars, BSE, bird flu and Covid-19 compared with less-intensive farming, a major study by vets and ecologists has found.more

Some 16 London bus routes could be axed completely. TfL is in the middle of a six-week consultation on the future of the capital’s bus services.more

The Queen has began horse-riding again, nine months after she was advised not to continue due to health concerns.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson yesterday asserted that he would learn from his Conservative Party's electoral failures and argued that his government still knew how to solve the country's economic problems.more

A record number of abortions took place in England and Wales last year in a trend experts said was driven by financial uncertainty caused by Covid-19.more

Four paintings by Franciszka Themerson - a Polish painter, draughtswoman, illustrator and publisher who lived in Britain for almost half a century - are included in a cross-sectional exhibition of post-war British art at the Barbican Gallery in London.more