Alex Hudson

The Apple CEO has been in the job for 10 years but still hasn't really introduced any game-changing products. Could the "Apple Car" change all that?

"10 years on and you've brought me tears," Pauline Pearce says. "I'll never forget that moment and I'm overwhelmed. I'm really happy to find out that you're alive after all this time."

Everyone know that "Brexit means Brexit" but, five years after the vote, many Brits aren't any clearer on what that really means in practice.

"Universities are felt by many people not to be quite as relevant as they could be. They have become a preserve of the left-wing elite," says Professor Sir Ed Byrne. "Their thinking isn't as fine-tuned as it might be with the needs of ordinary people and their communities."

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is rumored to be looking at the end of COVID restrictions to be a year to the day since the start of them.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised "tens of millions" of vaccinations in the next three months.

Britain will continue to export millions of poultry but animal export from England and Wales for slaughter will end.

The 84 charges include rape, attempted rape, sexual assault of a child under 13 and indecent assault on a male.

President-elect Joe Biden has reaffirmed his belief in the Good Friday Agreement and that nothing should put Irish peace in jeopardy.

Economists are keeping calm, carrying on and using war analogies to assure the public that everything will be ok.

"The Conservative Party is not a happy place at the moment," Sir Craig Oliver said.

Officials are purchasing over 60 million tests a month with the hope to be the biggest country in the world to be testing everybody.

There are a number of videos of the incident, showing a man getting out of the car after crashing into the police station, pouring a substance onto the road before setting it alight as a police vehicle arrives.

England is currently under tight lockdown restrictions, with all non-essential shops and pubs, gyms and non-elite sport shut down.

Biden has Irish heritage and would gain more economically from agreeing trade deals with the European Union first rather than the U.K.

Boris Johnson refused to say Donald Trump had lost despite being willing to say that Joe Biden had won.

Kinnock could not be happier for the president-elect and is even willing to reprise his role as Biden's "greatest ever speechwriter."

President Trump has promised that the Supreme Court will have the final judgment on the 2020 election.

Trump's friend, British politician Farage, said Trump made comments about victory "out of frustration."

The incident is still ongoing with at least one shooter still believed to be at large.

It was 1971 when France last went a calendar year without a terror attack.

The victim's eye socket was broken in three places after he was thrown from the train after being repeatedly punched.

While Trump wanted to stop immigrants coming to the U.S. from countries like Nigeria in a "clearly racist" move, his support hasn't gone anywhere, despite Black Lives Matter and the "End SARS" crisis.

"We will prosper mightily as an independent free-trading nation, controlling our own borders, our fisheries and setting our own laws," the U.K. prime minister said.

Moscow delivered "bursts of bad weather" but China was responsible for "changing the climate" of security and intelligence, the new head of MI5 Ken McCallum said.

"Google is still in the mood that Microsoft once was, they think [they are] above the law," lawyer Thomas Höppner tells Newsweek.

COVID-19 is definitely real but millions of people around the world believe it isn't. Is it just a perfect storm of conspiracy theorists congregating around one issue?

Rishi Sunak said that the British economy is going through a "more permanent adjustment" and what happens now "must be different from what came before."

Boris Johnson said that these new restrictions could last six months through winter until a vaccine is approved and deployed across the country.

"The trend in the U.K. is heading in the wrong direction and we are at a critical point in the pandemic," Britain's top medical advisers have warned.