The French coast guard ship filmed by Brexit leader Nigel Farage escorting illegal migrants into British waters is a regular visitor, its own safety transponder data reveals, and can be proven to have made such missions at least twice in the past week.
The president of Albania has decried the “mafia” government of his own country after the state apparently launched a midnight demolition raid against the National Theatre building, police having first rounded up demonstrators.
A bid to build a 1,000 capacity “mega-mosque” in one of London’s most iconic buildings has been met with a rash of last-minute objections from locals, with concerns citing its close proximity to the city’s world-famous historic gay quarter.
The UK pushed rail services to 70% capacity Monday, but enforced social distancing means just 10% of passengers will be able to travel.
Germany’s Bundestag has approved a prison sentence of up to three years for damaging or destroying an EU flag, in an effort to curb “hate”.
Germany is in recession, its economy having contracted by over two per cent in the first quarter of 2020, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic following years of flatlining performance.
The PM is being lobbied by colleagues to not ramp up taxation to pay off the huge extra spending incurred for coronavirus aid.
When challenged the Home Secretary abrogated her own responsibility, insisting the decision had instead been taken scientists.
The UK has extended the furlough scheme, which sees employers paid by the govt to not fire their staff during the coronavirus lockdown.
Only use public transport as a last resort, the government says, as it concedes social distancing rules may be broken on trains and buses.
The long-term preoccupations of the British government were laid momentarily bare Monday when the Prime Minister’s coronavirus recovery strategy document hailed the partial shutdown of the economy as bringing “significant benefits”.
In the UK the public will no longer be harassed for being outdoors, but still may not meet with people from outside their own households.
The UK PM drew from the fortitude and “spirit of national endeavour” of the wartime generation as he made a comparison with the lockdown.
Remote voting, a pet project of left-wing parliamentary reformers has been nodded through in response to coronavirus concerns.
The UK scientist whose predictions triggered the lockdown has resigned his govt position after he broke his own rules meet his married lover.
Almost a quarter of all British employees have been ‘furloughed’ in two weeks, meaning over half of the British adult population is now being paid by the government, possibly the highest proportion ever.
British people have taken to their new roles as government informants with surprising enthusiasm, inundating police forces with reports of neighbours allegedly breaking the terms of the state-imposed coronavirus lockdown.
Copenhagen police say they “averted a terrorist attack” Thursday with the arrest of a man with alleged Islamist motives in the morning.
Boris Johnson has warned the British people that while the number of coronavirus infections is falling, the end of lockdown remains distant.
Carrie Symonds, the fiancée of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, has given birth to a baby boy, their spokesman said on Tuesday.
On this day ten years ago a hot-mic moment changed the course of UK history when a voter was called ‘bigoted’ by a left-wing Prime Minister.
The UK is close to ‘winning’ phase one of the battle against coronavirus, Boris Johnson said following his recovery from the China virus.
Mr Johnson will return to Downing Street as early as Monday, and Donald Trump reveals he’s amazed at the energy of his British counterpart.
“Higher-harm” crimes committed with knives have risen 49 per cent in less than a decade and is now at a historic high, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed.
The United Kingdom has reached the peak of coronavirus cases, the health secretary Matt Hancock said Wednesday.
The Commons has resumed business with a digital hybrid chamber powered by Zoom, the video conferencing service marred by security concerns.
Queen Elizabeth II is marking her 94th birthday but without the usual pomp and ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Citizens were quick to surrender liberties to government in the coronavirus panic but it may take years to get them back, Mr Farage warned.
China’s dishonesty could lead to a reassessment of how vital the regime should be to the prosperity of Western democracies, Mr Farage said.
The UK has not enacted incoming travel restrictions, leaving over 100,000 arrivals a week free to enter the country, totally unscreened.
Dominic Raab has announced the nationwide coronavirus shutdown has been formally extended by another three weeks.
Thousands of troops in European militaries have been impacted by coronavirus, including the crew of Frances aircraft carrier.
It would be too easy for police forces to make the argument to keep the emergency coronavirus powers indefinitely, Nigel Farage has warned.
Turkey is shepherding thousands of migrants to its border with Europe, Greece claims, citing satellite photographs.
The UK PM is heading to his country retreat to convalesce one week after he was admitted to hospital, suffering from coronavirus.
A joint press conference given by the home secretary and a senior police chief has buttressed the government’s lockdown demands and contained threats of officers “unafraid” to impose both fines and even arrests. The government update follows a perceived lack
The rail worker’s union has suspended their own Senior Assistant General Secretary over remarks on the health of the PM.
Boris Johnson left intensive care Thursday afternoon and is “making positive steps forwards” with his treatment for coronavirus.
The UK govt has warned residents to resist the temptations of the weekend, with warm weather expected over the Easter break.
UK PM Boris Johnson is “making positive steps forwards” with his treatment, as he spends his fourth day in intensive care with coronavirus.
