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Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie welcomed baby daughter Romy on 9 December.more

An investigative journalist from the Russian-speaking BBC website fled Moscow to the UK due to surveillance, the Reuters Agency reported.more

"I refuse to sign the amendment to the Broadcasting Act and I am referring it to the Sejm for reconsideration. That means that I am vetoing it," President Andrzej Duda informed today.more

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he will consider a plethora of options if the West does not respond to its demand for security guarantees preventing NATO expansion in Ukraine.more

In December, 30 percent of the government's supporters are respondents, and to his opponents - 43 percent. 23 percent the respondents express indifference to the government; 34 percent are satisfied with the fact that Mateusz Morawiecki is the head of the government, and 51 percent are dissatisfied. - results from the CBOS poll.more

British Foreign Minister Liz Truss condemned the Kremlin's "aggressive and inflammatory rhetoric" against Ukraine and NATO. However, she stressed that she welcomed Russia's readiness to engage in the negotiations.more

Just in December 2019, Boris Johnson led the Conservative Party to the biggest election win in 40 years. Today, the position of the British prime minister in the party has weakened so much that it is doubtful that he will survive as its leader until the end of 2022, not to mention the next elections.more

North Korean authorities have imposed forced mourning to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of the country's former leader Kim Jong Il. For 11 days, residents must refrain from entertainment, and even laughter is banned, Radio Free Asia (RFA) reported, citing sources in North Korea.more

Britain wants an agreement with the European Union to reform the Northern Ireland Protocol, but if that fails it is prepared to use Article 16, which allows it to be suspended, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said yesterday.more

Ali Harbi Ali, the 25-year-old British citizen of Somali origin who is accused of killing British MP David Amess, has pleaded not guilty. He also pleaded not guilty to a charge of preparing terrorist acts between May 2019 and September 2021.more

The British government has decided not to impose new restrictions on the spread of the Omikron variant of the coronavirus for the time being, but is keeping the possibility open, even before Christmas, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last night.more

As much as 62 percent the British believe that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will not make it by the end of 2022 in this position, according to a poll published today. Johnson's position has weakened significantly due to a series of political mistakes and mishaps in the past two months.more

The photo of Boris Johnson, his wife and 17 employees in the Downing Street garden with bottles of wine and a cheese board comes from their "working meeting", a spokesman for the British Prime Minister explained today.more

Omikron is already the dominant variant of the coronavirus in Ireland, the country's health ministry said. According to estimates, it currently accounts for 51.6 percent. infections.more

British Foreign Minister Liz Truss will also lead negotiations with the European Union on the reform of the Northern Ireland protocol, the British government announced yesterday evening.more

The UK has suggested that it may allow the Court of Justice of the European Union to play a role in the Northern Ireland protocol, the BBC reported. The role of the CJEU is the most serious point of contention in the negotiations between London and Brussels on the reform of the protocol.more

In less than two months, the undisputed position of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister of Great Britain and leader of the Conservative Party has weakened so much that now the question posed by the media is not whether he will survive, but rather when and how he will give up power.more

British Defense Minister Ben Wallace admitted yesterday that it is "highly unlikely" that Britain or its allies would send troops to defend Ukraine if Russia invaded the country.more

David Frost, the British minister responsible for relations with the EU, has resigned from his position in Boris Johnson's government, British media reported yesterday evening. The reason for the resignation is the disappointment with the government's policy in recent weeks.more

The UK's top civil servant has stepped aside from his role leading an inquiry into Downing Street lockdown parties, after it emerged an event was held in his own office. Simon Case had been due to report on claims Covid rules were broken at events for staff last year.more

Failure to overcome the divisions between East and West is the main reason why Europe has not become a true global player, wrote Adam Glapiński, president of the National Bank of Poland, and David Marsh, head of the London-based OMFIF think-tank in a joint text.more

Great Britain will use all its diplomatic and economic powers to prevent any Russian aggression against Ukraine, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson assured during his talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was taking "personal responsibility" for his Conservative Party's severe defeat in the North Shropshire by-election. Their result further weakens Johnson's position.more

British weekly "Economist", which each year recognizes one country for significant political or economic progress, this time considered Italy to be the "State of 2021" due to the policy of Prime Minister Mario Draghi and the decision of politicians to suspend disputes and implement reforms.more

There was another suspicion that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had broken or allowed a breach of the covid restrictions on Downing Street. This time it's about the first lockdown last spring.more