“It’s not about Geronimo anymore - it’s about TB policy in general,” the veterinary nurse saidmore

Antibody tests are to be widely offered to the UK public for the first time in a new programme that aims to find out more about how much natural protection people have after getting coronavirus. more

Seven Afghan civilians have died in the pressing crowd trying to reach Kabul airport, the British Defense Ministry said yesterday, adding that conditions on the ground were "extremely difficult".more

The US withdrawal from Afghanistan is "tragic, dangerous and unnecessary" and the decision of US President Joe Biden was taken because of "the moronic slogan of ending endless wars," said former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.more

The final of the European football championship at Wembley significantly contributed to the spread of COVID-19, according to the government agency Public Health England. As reported, probably 2,295 people at the stadium were already infected then, and a further 3,404 became infected there.more

Boris Johnson has been spotted getting his own shopping in at a supermarket – without wearing a mask. more

British chief of diplomacy Dominic Raab was called by Downing Street to return from a vacation in Crete as Afghanistan plunged into chaos, but persuaded Prime Minister Boris Johnson to let him stay for two more days, The Times revealed.more

Karolina Kaczorowska died yesterday at the age of 90. She was the widow of the last President of the Republic of Poland in Exile, Ryszard Kaczorowski, and an active activist of Polish emigration in Great Britain.more

Holidaymakers have had to navigate 50 changes to international travel rules since the first coronavirus lockdown. more

London's protests by environmental activists from Extinction Rebellion (XR) have cost taxpayers over £ 50m in the past two years, London Metropolitan Police said. As she added, each such protest means that there will be no officers there somewhere.more

More than half of London office workers are expecting to spend at least three days a week at their desks from September as employers gear up for the “great return” after the school holidays, according to a new poll.more

BBC Boss Tim Davie has hinted that the broadcaster may give less airtime to royal deaths in the future, following coverage of Prince Philip’s death which led to a record number of complaints.more

Double vaccinated people have been warned to be on the look out for five symptoms that might indicate a Covid infection. more

The Scottish National Party (SNP), which has formed a minority government so far, signed an agreement on cooperation with the Scottish Greens yesterday. Both parties pledged to strive for an independence referendum within the next five years.more

The British drug regulator MHRA yesterday approved the use of an anti-Covid-19 drug that uses laboratory-created antibodies to fight the coronavirus.more

The Queen has done ‘little’ to address Meghan and Harry’s racism allegations, it is claimed, as a row between the Sussexes and the Royal Family threatens to reignite. more

In the UK, 37,314 coronavirus infections were detected in the last 24 hours, the highest number since July 22, and 114 deaths were recorded from Covid-19, it said yesterday.more

More than 93% of adults in England, Scotland and Wales are thought to have coronavirus antibodies, a new study shows. more

More flooding could be on the way as a thunderstorm warning has been issued across large swathes of the UK. The Met Office says a number of areas could be hit by torrential showers from midday tomorrow.more

Tube passengers were on Thursday warned of massive disruption to services across the network next week if threatened strikes by the RMT union go ahead.more

Not only British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab, but also none of his deputies called the Afghan Foreign Ministry before the fall of Kabul about the evacuation of Afghan associates of the British military, the Daily Mail revealed.more

The grandson of Queen Elizabeth II revealed in July that a book of his memories will be published at the end of next year. Now he has announced what he will spend part of the salary on. $ 1.5 million will go to the account of a foundation that helps African children infected with HIV.more

The famous Natural History Museum in London has confirmed that an ice rink will be reopened on its premises this winter. Last year, a popular attraction was closed due to a lockdown.more

It may be only August but that doesn't mean we can't start looking forward to Christmas. more

More and more residents of the capital are using the London Underground again, according to official Transport for London data. On Monday, the number of passengers reached 47 percent. state before the coronavirus pandemic.more