Gun have been fired across the UK and at sea in honour of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who has...
Greek crime journalist shot dead in Athens in ‘execution-style’ murder
A prominent Greek crime journalist has been shot dead in what was described as an “execution-style” murder near his home...
Grand reopening: retailers ready for return of shoppers
At Hamleys they are unboxing the teddies, vacuuming the Frozen castle and practising dance routines. John Lewis is cleaning its fitting rooms...
Boris Johnson announcement: PM to address nation from No10 with four major Covid changes
The Prime Minister is expected to update the British public on rules surrounding lockdown, social distancing, holidays and vaccine passports....
UK restaurants and pubs see surge in bookings for planned reopening
Restaurants and bars with outdoor seating say bookings are at unprecedentedly high levels before a possible reopening next Monday, with...
Police arrest 26 people as London ‘Kill the Bill’ protest sees clashes with officers
Protesters and the police clashed in London over a controversial policing bill which led to 26 arrests and 10 injured...
A Mexican tragedy: country’s crippling Covid crisis comes into sharp focus
It took just 83 days for Adriana Mejía to lose half her family, as Covid unleashed a Mexican tragedy whose...
From bikes to booze, how Brexit barriers are hitting Anglo-Dutch trade hard
It is now three months since Boris Johnson declared that his Brexit deal would be unalloyed good news for UK businesses and...
Former Jordanian crown prince under house arrest over ‘coup plot’
The half-brother of Jordan’s head of state King Abdullah II is believed to have been placed under house arrest amid reports of an...
More than 420,000 Irish passports issued in Britain since Brexit vote, official figures show
The number of Irish passports issued in Britain surged following the Brexit vote, official figures suggest. Data shared by Ireland’s foreign affairs minister Simon...