All being well, a Sunday morning in late May or early June will see up to 50 hot air balloons drifting over central London. more

The majority of the country is set to enjoy a bright and relatively warm bank holiday weekend more

Members of the House of Commons who have been sanctioned by the Russian Foreign Office for "fuelling Russophobic hysteria" should see this as a distinction, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said today.more

Former US president Donald Trump has called for the Queen to strip the Duke and Duchess of Sussex of their titles.more

UK shoppers have begun to stockpile some essentials such as cooking oil as grocery price inflation hits it highest level in more than a decade in April. more

Ministers are pushing for lighter taxes, childcare requirements and MOT rules among other tactics to help people with soaring food and fuel costs. more

As any pet owner knows, it can be incredibly difficult to leave your beloved animal at home. more

Primark has warned that it will increase prices on its autumn and winter collection as costs go up for businesses around the world.more

The number of known cases of sudden onset hepatitis among children under 10 has risen to 111 and the number of those who have needed a liver transplant has increased to 10, the UK Health Security Agency has reported. more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said yesterday that he did not expect Russian President Vladimir Putin to use tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine if he suffered further military defeats in the country.more

Henry Saker-Clark, PA City Reporter Mon, 25 April 2022, 12:35 pm·1-min read Burger King is targeting 200 more UK restaurant openings over the next five years after reporting a jump in sales and profit recovery.more

The British government considers it justified that the weapons transferred to Ukraine by Western countries should be used for legal attacks on military targets on Russian territory, said Deputy Defense Minister James Heappey.more

Business leaders have urged the prime minister to make this year's extra bank holiday marking the Queen's Platinum Jubilee permanent.more

The majority of Brits believe they will start struggling to pay their bills in a matter of months, a new survey has found.more

People who rely on face-to-face banking and cash are at risk of "being cut adrift" as branches and ATMs close, according to consumer group Which?.more

Though the circumstances surrounding Piers Morgan's farewell to Good Morning Britain were extremely controversial, the journalist's return is still the subject of rumors, and he has now been invited there as a guest to promote his new original program. if the presenter shows up in the studio, they will stop working.more

The British government announced yesterday night that it has lifted tariffs and quantitative quotas on all goods from Ukraine, and has banned the export of products and technology to Russia that can be used to intercept and monitor communications.more

Chinese TikTok has become one of the leading platforms used to spread fake news about the war in Ukraine, reported the BBC. Crafted broadcasts, recordings and photos are viewed by millions of users of this mobile web application.more

Russia's claims that the West could provoke a wider conflict by supplying weapons to Ukraine are "utter nonsense," said British Deputy Defense Minister James Heappey.more

The war in Ukraine dispelled all illusions in the German political and business elite, which turned out to be arrogant, incompetent and corrupt, says Daniel Johnson, columnist and former German correspondent of this newspaper in the British Daily Telegraph.more

A greater number of people are borrowing more and expecting to save less as the rising cost of living bites in the UK, official figures suggest.more

The birth of a baby South African porcupine was an extraordinary event for the staff at the London Zoo. However, the circumstances of the birth were even more unusual. To the astonishment of its keepers, the female Hettie did not hide in her lair at this important moment, but gave birth in the enclosure, in front of the zoo visitors.more

It's not just City Hall that's moving east, it's Central London itself. This weekend, thousands of us will be making the toss up between lunch at Green Park and lunch in Greenwich, hitting the shops on Oxford Street or at Westfield Stratford, going 'out out' in Soho or Shoreditch. more

A campaign to remind Londoners to check whether fellow bus or Tube passengers need their seat was launched on Monday. Transport for London said the continued return to public transport meant that travellers who are less able to stand were struggling to find a seat.more

Lekarze medycyny sądowej znaleźli w ciałach cywilów zabitych przez Rosjan w Buczy fleszetki - małe rzutki umieszczane w pociskach, by zwiększyć siłę rażenia, które szeroko stosowano w czasie I wojny światowej - podał dzisiaj brytyjski "The Guardian".more