British Airways' check-in and ground handling personnel at London Heathrow Airport voted to go on strike during the peak summer season.more

A study of EU citizens living in the UK has revealed the “open wound” left by Brexit, with respondents saying the decision to leave the bloc had left them feeling betrayed, insecure and distrustful towards the country that most nonetheless still call home.more

The leader of Britain's ruling Conservative Party, Oliver Dowden, resigned this morning following two painful defeats in yesterday's House of Commons by-election.more

The next rail strikes are "extremely likely" if talks with rail operators fail, warned RMT trade union, which organized a protest this week in the UK.more

25-year-old Pole Dawid Łukasz M. was sentenced by a court in Newry in Northern Ireland to a minimum sentence of 20 years in prison for the high-profile murder of his girlfriend, 20-year-old Patrycja, almost two years ago.more

The first painted joint portrait of British Prince William and his wife Princess Kate was presented yesterday at the University of Cambridge.more

Campaigners say that since the newly-opened Elizabeth line connects people across London to Heathrow Airport, London City Airport has been made redundant and should be shut down.more

A further seven cases of hepatitis have been identified in young children in the UK.more

A new rule is being introduced in London banning motor vehicles from using cycle lanes. more

The saying goes if you’re bored of London, you’re bored of life. However, according to a new study, this might not quite be the case.more

Several professions could be about to follow rail workers in striking, but reasons and plans vary.more

Time is running out to spend the last remaining £20 and £50 paper bank notes.more

The UK has today expanded the list of goods banned from export to Russia in the wake of the country's assault on Ukraine.more

One of two Britons sentenced to death by pro-Russian separatists in Donetsk has been told the execution will go ahead, his family has told the BBC.more

Although British Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a vote of confidence from Conservative MPs a dozen days ago, the results of the House of Commons by-election taking place today in two constituencies will once again raise questions about whether he should remain leader of the party.more

An outbreak of polio has been detected in sewage samples from London. more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced yesterday that the pace of the Russian invasion of Ukraine will weaken over the next few months, according to British intelligence services. Russia's army will exhaust its resources, Johnson stressed.more

British Justice Minister Dominic Raab tabled a Bill of Rights in the House of Commons yesterday which, among other things, makes clear that the British Supreme Court has primacy over the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg on human rights issues.more

A 45-year-old Slovakian man and a 46-year-old Polish woman were sentenced yesterday by a Bristol court to prison terms of 16 and nine years for modern slavery. The two dragged at least 29 people to the UK, whom they then imprisoned and used for slave labour.more

Underage refugees from Ukraine who have already applied for visas to the UK will be able to come to the country without their parents or legal guardians, the UK Home Office announced yesterday.more

The second in a series of three 24-hour strikes by British Rail scheduled for today is taking place as announced, as talks between unions and train operators failed again yesterday.more

Singers Emeli Sande, Ava Max, and Eurovision winner Netta are among the stars set to perform at Pride in London 2022, the organisation has announced.more

The average annual grocery bill in the UK is set to rise by £380 this year, according to research firm Kantar. more

Airport chaos which has seen constant flight delays and cancellations is “completely to do with Brexit”, the boss of the Ryanair airline has said.more

After a two-year hiatus caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the most important music festival in Great Britain - Glastonbury is back today. This year, an obstacle for some of the 210 thousand. However, fans may have reached an ongoing strike on the railroad.more