In St Albans near London, a workshop for braiding fathers was organized. As reported by the local press, their organizer was surprised by the interest of men - places dispersed quickly and many people signed up for the waiting list.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson addressed the Russians yesterday evening, telling them that they deserved to know the truth about the war being waged in Ukraine. He spoke excerpts from the video posted on Twitter in Russian.more

The UK government yesterday commissioned an expert report on shale gas extraction, explaining that with soaring oil and gas prices exacerbated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, all energy supply options should be considered.more

Two of Charles Darwin's best-known notebooks, including one with a sketch of the 'Tree of Life', which went missing over 20 years ago, have been returned to Cambridge University Library. They were dropped off by an anonymous person who left them in place in a gift bag with a "Happy Easter to librarians" card attached.more

The idea of creating a "sanatorium for emotionally disadvantaged women" came up with the psychologist Alice Haddon and the coach Ruth Field. They invite British women who have problems with creating a satisfactory relationship to the Heartbreak Hotel.more

Snow, heavy rain and temperatures as low as minus 2C will bring Londoners an unsettled first week of the Easter school holidays.more

A warning has been issued as a woman dies in east London after eating a suspected cannabis sweet. more

The expansion of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) raised less income in its first month than expected, Transport for London (TfL) has said. more

The symptoms list has been extended to include a sore throat, fatigue and a headache. more

Airline EasyJet is expected to cancel more flights in the coming days due to high levels of staff absence. more

The NHS in England is struggling to make progress on its flagship target to diagnose three-quarters of cancer cases at an early stage, MPs are warning. more

Nearly 60 cases of salmonella have been linked to Kinder Surprise eggs after a chocolate firm recalled the snacks over health fears.more

The cost of sending children to nurseries has jumped by £1,500 in just five years, according to analysis by Labour. With 1.3 million people being pushed into poverty next year, multi-millionaire chancellor Rishi Sunak is coming under intense pressure to help hard-up families.more

One of the most important events in the global publishing industry begins tomorrow - the London Book Fair. Held each year in the spring, the London Book Fair is primarily a place to sell copyrights and make international contacts. As every year, there will be a Polish stand organized by the Book Institute.more

All Russian tanks and guns will not break the Ukrainian spirit or conquer their homeland, and the UK will never stop supporting its Ukrainian friends, Prime Minister Boris Johnson assured in a video posted today on Twitter.more

Prince William and Kate Middleton want to move to Windsor as early as this summer to be nearer to the Queen, according to sources. more

The biggest cooking oil bottler for UK shops has said it only has a few weeks' supply of sunflower oil left.more

Some of the 20 fines imposed by the police for breaking covid restrictions at informal social gatherings in Downing Street involved two events on the night before Prince Philip's funeral, British media reported today.more

Welcome hubs are being set up at airports, ports and train stations across the country to welcome Ukrainians, backed by almost £2m of government funding.more

The form and method of helping Ukraine will be the main topic of President Andrzej Duda's meeting in London with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday, said Jakub Kumoch, the head of the President's International Policy Bureau.more

The increased price of a first class stamp, by 10p to 95p, has come into effect today. Second class stamps have increased by 2p to 68p.more

"The massacre of civilians in Bucza is not an individual case, it is the Russian way of anti-insurgency," says Jack Watling of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), a defense and security center in London.more

The United Kingdom will strengthen sanctions on the regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin and pressure others to do the same, said Foreign Minister Liz Truss before today's visit to Poland.more

EasyJet cancelled more than 200 flights over the weekend with disruption expected to last into this week, leaving some passengers stranded amid travel chaos at some of Britain’s biggest airports.more

"The attacks on civilians in Irpien and Bucza are further evidence that the regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin is committing war crimes in Ukraine," said British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. He added that he would "do whatever he could to starve Putin's war machine."more