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Britain mourned the death of Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, on Friday after the BBC interrupted scheduled programming to broadcast the national anthem, “God Save the Queen.” British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Philip “earned the affection of generations here in Britain, across the Commonwealth and around the world".more

Brandon Lewis, the Northern Ireland secretary, has acknowledged that Brexit has caused problems for the region - while stressing that violence is unacceptable.more

Families coming to live in the UK from Hong Kong using a new visa route will benefit from a support package worth £43 million, the government has announced.more

During the Wednesday riots in Belfast, a city bus was hijacked and then burned, Northern Irish police said. Their participants also attacked the officers and battered the reporter of the Belfast Telegraph, who was reporting the protests.more

The government should create a food security minister to ensure continued progress in helping to feed poverty-hit people, according to MPs.more

The health of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny is deteriorating and he is beginning to lose sensation in his legs and hands, his lawyer says.more

Former Scottish first minister Alex Salmond has refused four times to say whether he believes Russia was behind the Salisbury poisonings.more

Despite the opinion of the United Nations and international courts, the United Kingdom does not want to give Mauritius the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean, on which the US military base operates. more

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in an Easter message on Sunday that the country is going to see "brighter days ahead" after a "very tough" pandemic year.more

Ministers are considering forcing Facebook to implement a backdoor to allow security agencies and police to read the contents of messages sent across its Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram chat services.more

Even though it's been two months since she was sworn in, the vice president of the United States still does not live at the official residence of the Number One Observatory Circle in Washington. The delay is due to renovation. This one has now come to an end, so Kamala Harris will move to the building that the US Vice Presidents have lived for decades next week.more

Two days after the publication of a report indicating that racism is not the root cause of social inequality in the UK, the resignation of Samuel Kasumu, the prime minister's adviser on ethnic minorities, was announced.more

Ireland extended the obligation for visitors from another 26 countries and territories to undergo a 12-day paid quarantine in designated hotels yesterday evening. Despite the suggestions of the country's chief physician, the government has not added any EU or US country to the list.more

The use of so-called vaccine passports to decide whether people can enter pubs would go against the "British instinct", Sir Keir Starmer has said.more

Spain holidays are undeniably popular with hordes of tourists but outrage was sparked yesterday when it was revealed a new local law means it is mandatory to wear a face mask even when in outdoor spaces. However, beachgoers on the Canary Islands and Balearic Islands are exempt.more

Britain "should be seen as a model for other countries with a white majority", although it cannot be considered a "post-racial society", the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Diversity said. The head of the commission, Tony Sewell, added that there was no evidence of "institutional racism".more

Former US President Donald Trump launched the official website 45office.com, a platform for his followers to stay connected and showcase his actions while he held the highest office in the state.more

Jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny said on Monday he feared being placed in solitary confinement after being accused of several minor infractions of prison rules.more

The leader of Poland 2050 party, Szymon Hołownia, announced today that during Easter, churches should be subject to restrictions "at least like last year". He pointed out that the church should be treated simply as a building where the virus "can transmit too".more

German Chancellor Angela Merkel threatened to assert federal control over measures to stem the Covid-19 pandemic, picking a legal fight that reflects the gravity of the latest surge in infections.more

The publication of "The New Yorker" is scandalous because it tries to create Poland's responsibility for the extermination of Jews during World War II, assessed the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Szymon Szynkowski vel Sęk. As he informed, the Polish embassy in Washington also reacted strongly in this matter.more

"It all depends on the scale of the development of the coronavirus pandemic in the coming days. If the situation grows dramatically, the possibility of introducing an emergency is also taken into account," said Deputy Minister of Funds and Regional Policy Waldemar Buda.more

Former SNP leader Alex Salmond has announced the creation of a new pro-independence party which will contest the Scottish Parliament election.more

The former treasurer of Spain's Islamic Commission is accused of funding Al Qaeda militants through a Syrian orphan charity.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Foreign Minister Dominic Raab condemned the imposition of sanctions by the Chinese authorities on nine British and four British institutions for paying attention to the persecution of the Uyghur minority in the country.more