Alex Hudson

"We must now take a package of protective measures in this bill," Boris Johnson told the House of Commons.

With many people in England unable to book COVID-19 tests, private clinics offering them have seen a "spike" in demand, with tests costing patients as much as £350 ($450) and earning private doctors, in some cases, millions in revenue.

Relations between Trump and Johnson have always seemed close, with the president calling the prime minister a "British Trump" and even Democratic nominee Joe Biden saying that Johnson was a Trump "clone."

"People can of course support whoever they want for the U.S. presidency, but to see three MPs giving the thumbs-up while holding a Trump banner personally makes me cringe," one critic said.

Boris Johnson is a big fan of Winston Churchill but won't want the same fate as the wartime prime minister.

A large European airline will need further government loans to survive, Norwegian's CEO announced.

Research has found that obesity doubles the risk of needing hospital treatment after contracting COVID-19.

Around 1 percent of the world's population is forcibly displaced so what impact did the photo of Alan Kurdi that "shook the world" really have?

"He hasn't got an argument of his own and he can't get away with that forever."

Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson keeps winning elections, so why are there whispers that he might not be prime minister for long?

The number of pictures being painted, letters of the alphabet being re-defined and elephants in every room, you could be forgiven for thinking Westminster was pre-school.

A movie file found on a device belonging to Eric Joyce was a "category A image", the most severe category of indecency.

The Chief Medical Officer for England said that anything else opening would mean something else would have to close.

Craig Whittaker was asked to clarify exactly which people he thought were responsible: "[The] immigrant and Asian population," he answered.

The mosques that China is alleged to have destroyed were just "being renovated," Liu Xiaoming told a press conference.

The record bid for a Rembrandt was set in 2009 at $33.2 million for the "Portrait of a Man, Half-Length, With His Arms Akimbo."

Officials are keen to say that there is no evidence that the cat transmitted the virus to its owners.

Russian submarines have been intercepted in the English Channel, the war of words continues, but Trump and Putin are still talking at least once a month.

The long-awaited "Russia report" into the threat Russia poses to the U.K. has been released with clear criticism of government.

The British foreign secretary said it was "necessary and proportionate" to stop this agreement ahead of the U.S., which is expected to take similar steps.

Almost half of children between 10 and 16 years old believe online gaming is only fun "when money is spent."

It was said by prosecutors that it was a movie file and was a "category A image", the most severe of categories of indecency.

This announcement comes one day before "Super Saturday," when pubs, restaurants and cinemas are set to open in England for the first time since lockdown began.

An online travel agent just closed phone lines as the pandemic took hold, with wait times of up to five hours and "abysmal" customer service.

Digital Secretary Oliver Dowden admitted it was an issue of "not if, but when" Huawei and other "high-risk vendors" were removed from U.K. networks.

Anti-social behavior, "abuse and intimidation" have all been reported on the beaches, with people ignoring advice to stay away.

This marks the biggest group of changes since the COVID-19 lockdown began on March 23, with the "new normal" beginning to take shape.

Level four means that restrictions are maintained and that virus transmission is high and/or increasing. Level three means the virus remains in general circulation but transmission levels are lower.

The U.K. government is abandoning its current work on the existing COVID-19 contact-tracing app, after former Apple executive Simon Thompson was announced as the new head of the project.

"They got the Churchill statue so cladded up that it was better protected than the Black, Asian, ethnic minorities who had died from COVID-19," said Dr. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu.