SALISBURY, England (Reuters) – Prince Charles and his wife Camilla visited Salisbury on Friday to support the city as it tries to recover from the impact of this year’s poison attack on a former Russian double agent and his ...Read More
CANNES, France (Reuters) – Former WPP boss Martin Sorrell denied on Friday that he had visited a prostitute and paid using company money when asked on a stage in front of hundreds of people about why he had ...Read More
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain is considering giving more companies exemption from schemes to help pay for renewable power, but warned the move could lead to higher costs for households and non-exempt firms.
BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany believes the timetable for Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union can be kept to, a government spokeswoman said on Friday, adding that while some issues still needed to be resolved, there were still open questions.
LONDON (Reuters) – British police said on Friday London’s Charing Cross rail terminal had been evacuated after reports of man on the tracks claiming to have a bomb.
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s top central bankers held an unusual vote during their policy deliberations this week – to decide which country is most likely to win the World Cup taking place in Russia.
LONDON (Reuters) – Prime Minister Theresa May said on Thursday a report that she asked her defence minister to justify the United Kingdom’s status as a “tier one” military power was incorrect.
LONDON (Reuters) – From bonsai trees to freshly made sushi, a cultural centre in London hopes to offer a taste of all things Japanese.
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LONDON (Reuters) – Winston Robinson journeyed to Britain from the Caribbean as a child of the Windrush generation in the 1960s but found his new life wrecked by a bureaucratic nightmare that left him anxious and despairing.
GENEVA (Reuters) – A vote in Britain’s parliament on Wednesday closed the door for good on any chance of the country staying in the European Union, Trade Minister Liam Fox told a debate in Geneva on Thursday.