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More than a third of Londoners believe they would do a better job as mayor than Sadiq Khan, according to new polling.more

A majority of MSPs on the Alex Salmond committee have said Nicola Sturgeon misled their inquiry, sources have told the BBC.more

Relations between the US and Russia are "very bad," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said after the US president harshly announced during an interview that "Putin will pay the price for interfering with the US elections." more

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday announced getting inoculated with the AstraZeneca vaccine the next day. more

The largest union of French students, UNEF, organizes meetings that are not allowed for people with white skin, admitted its president, Melanie Luce, in a radio interview. However, she refused to recognize this as racism.more

British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab accused the European Commission of balancing on the brink over its threat of a ban on exports of Covid-19 vaccines and called on EC chief Ursula von der Leyen to explain her comments on the matter.more

Democracy is on the decline, so countries like the UK want to be "forces of good" in the world, said British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab yesterday.more

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's party has won the most seats in parliamentary elections, projections show. Victory hands Mr Rutte a mandate to form a new coalition government led by his centre-right VVD party, with a fourth term as prime minister.more

Russia has condemned the decision by the UK government to boost its arsenal of nuclear weapons, saying the move would harm international stability.more

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will visit India in late April on his first major international trip after Britain leaves the European Union in an effort to increase Britain's capacity in the region, the prime minister's office confirmed.more

The situation of the rule of law in Poland gives rise to serious concern, said EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders yesterday during the meeting of the European Parliament committee in Brussels. more

Britain wants to shape a world where democracies can thrive, but needs to be prepared for a world marked by heightened conflicts and divisions, reported today in an integrated review of British security policy. It added that the United Kingdom would therefore not reduce the number of nuclear warheads it had, and even increase the maximum number.more

British media reports that Meghan Markle is in talks with senior Democrat politicians about her possible run in the US presidential election.more

The UK has maintained changes it made to Northern Ireland's trading arrangements are "lawful" and "well precedented" after the European Union launched legal action against it.more

Brussels has launched legal action against the UK over alleged breaches of the two sides’ Brexit deal on Northern Ireland, escalating a dispute that has soured relations and which could lead to British goods being hit with tariffs.more

European Union officials are considering launching negotiations to purchase Russia’s Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, Reuters reported Monday, citing EU diplomatic and official sources.more

The Netherlands begins three days of voting Monday in a primary test of a European government's coronavirus policies, with Prime Minister Mark Rutte set to win another term in office.more

NATO countries should impose sanctions on Germany in connection with the construction of Nord Stream 2, and the best way to stop the gas pipeline under construction is to raise environmental issues, assessed the British MP of Polish origin, Daniel Kawczynski.more

Boris Johnson has accused the SNP of pressing for another independence referendum regardless of the cost to Scotland and the whole of the UK.more

The head of the Met Police is under pressure to explain her officers' actions during a vigil in south London on Saturday in memory of Sarah Everard. Police were seen grabbing and leading women away from the event in handcuffs.more

The use of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine has been suspended in the Republic of Ireland. The National Immunisation Advisory Committee (NIAC) recommended the move following reports of serious blood clotting events in adults in Norway.more

A majority of people in Scotland would vote to remain in the union in an independence referendum, according to two new polls.more

An equality adviser has quit accusing the government of creating a “hostile environment” for LGBT people by failing to ban conversion therapy.more

The United Kingdom has not blocked the export of a single vaccine against Covid-19, said Prime Minister Boris Johnson yesterday denying the claims of the President of the European Council Charles Michel.more

The United Kingdom considers Nord Stream 2 a threat to Europe's energy security and will raise its objections to this project, assured Deputy Foreign Minister Wendy Morton during the debate in the House of Commons on the gas pipeline.more