U.K. politics
Kate Middleton finally has big project—But there's an elephant in the room
The Princess of Wales is shining a spotlight on early childhood but some of the biggest issues are too controversial for a royal family member to touch.
The Royal Family members King Charles included in Christmas message
King Charles played it relatively safe in his first festive speech as a monarch on this year's Christmas Day.
Sixty U.K. politicians "demand" Jeremy Clarkson apologize to Meghan Markle
Politicians from across the U.K. have denounced Jeremy Clarkson's "violent" and "misogynistic" language toward Meghan.
Boris Johnson's flight tracked by thousands as he eyes U.K. PM return
The former Prime Minister has returned to the U.K. as he mulls running for a second spell as Prime Minister.
How Liz Truss' libertarian experiment crashed and burned in U.K.
A strong advocate for a number of policies at the core of Reaganomics, Truss failed to bring the libertarian dream to life in the U.K.
Taylor Swift fans link new album "Midnights" to Liz Truss' exit as U.K. PM
Documented Swiftie Truss announced her resignation as U.K. prime minister on Thursday—just hours before Swift released her 10th original studio album.
Ricky Gervais' reaction to Liz Truss resignation sparks jokes, memes
U.K. Prime Minister Truss' resignation after just 44 days in office has sparked a wave of suggestions about who should succeed her.
Liz Truss outlasted by lettuce in U.K. newspaper's tongue-in-cheek campaign
Liz Truss has become the shortest-serving U.K. prime minster ever, after just 44 days in the top position.
Prince Andrew more popular than U.K. Prime Minister as government in crisis
Liz Truss' standing with the U.K. public has crashed lower than Prince Andrew's despite a rape allegation by a victim of Jeffrey Epstein, which he has denied.
Charles and Diana's portrayal in "The Crown" brings conflict to his reign
King Charles III's depiction in "The Crown" sparked a tabloid backlash but a source told Newsweek "the rags" exploited the show for "sensationalist purposes."
Video of King Charles greeting U.K. PM entertains internet: "Dear oh dear"
King Charles III appeared to say "Dear oh dear" on meeting Liz Truss, but a royal author told Newsweek: "It's all to do with mood."
'Monty Python's John Cleese a "liberal" despite right-leaning network gig
'People say it's the right-wing channel– it's a free speech channel," Cleese told BBC Radio 4 of his newly announced show on U.K. network GB News.
King Charles Should Pay Inheritance Tax Say 63 Percent of Brits
"There needs to be a root-and-branch review of royal funding and they need to be brought into line with the same rules everyone else has to abide by," said the CEO of an anti-monarchy campaign group.
Fury as Queen's Death Overshadows British Black Man Police Fatally Shot
Since rapper Chris Kaba was fatally shot by police on September 5, there has been an outcry over the way his passing has been handled.
What Britain's New Prime Minister Means for Biden
Liz Truss has previously questioned the "special relationship" between the U.S. and Britain.
U.K. Removes COVID Testing Rule for Vaccinated Travelers
Everyone entering England and Scotland, regardless of their vaccination status, will need to complete a passenger locator form.
U.K. Asks EU to Use 'Common Sense' In Resolving Brexit Trade Dispute
The U.K. and EU's inability to come to an agreement on policies has led to threats of legal action as tensions rise in Northern Ireland.
England COVID Mutation 'Out of Control' Health Secretary Says
Matt Hancock named other countries, including Australia, as places where the new strain had been found.
Joe Biden: Hard Border on the Island of Ireland 'Just Not Right'
President-elect Joe Biden has reaffirmed his belief in the Good Friday Agreement and that nothing should put Irish peace in jeopardy.
Brexit Architect Dominic Cummings Going Leaves 'Power Vacuum' in Government
"The Conservative Party is not a happy place at the moment," Sir Craig Oliver said.
Boris Johnson Tells Britain to 'Get Ready for No-Deal Brexit'
"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.
November 1 Will be Boris Johnson's D-Day for Future of the British Economy
Boris Johnson is a big fan of Winston Churchill but won't want the same fate as the wartime prime minister.
Labour Leader Keir Starmer 'Doesn't Have Any' Policies, Party Activists Say
"He hasn't got an argument of his own and he can't get away with that forever."
Can the U.K. Economy Avoid a Second Great Depression?
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.
The U.K. COVID-19 response is stuck between a furlough and a hard place
What comes next for the economy when the government can't really afford to keep the furlough scheme running for much longer financially and can't afford to end it politically?
One Quarter of British Businesses Have Stopped Trading, Chancellor Reveals
"More than one and a half million new claims have been made to universal credit [and] over four million jobs have now been furloughed," said Rishi Sunak.
Could Continuing Lockdown Be More Deadly than Coronavirus Itself?
Some experts are calling for an end to the lockdown because its impact may soon "outweigh the damaging effect of coronavirus."
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson Improving and Sitting Up in Bed
The U.K. chancellor gave an update on the prime minister's condition after Johnson was admitted to intensive care with COVID-19.
U.K. Leader Boris Johnson in Intensive Care As Dominic Raab Takes Charge
Raab is the government minister designated to deputize for the prime minister when he is unable to fulfill duties.
Green Party Increases Vote Numbers in U.K. Election By Over 60 Percent
"This was a breakthrough election for the climate emergency and the collapse of our natural world," Natalie Bennett, a Green Party peer and former leader, said.