Prince Charles will not receive cash donations after bags-of-cash incident
Prince Charles will no longer be accepting large cash donations to his various charities after allegedly receiving a suitcase full of money from a Qatari politician.
United Airlines to fly baby formula from London to US as part of Biden's Operation Fly Formula
President Biden's administration is scrambling to import baby formula from the United Kingdom in 'Operation Fly Formula'
Europe inflation spikes to record 8.1%, matching US
European inflation spiked to a record 8.1 percent in May, matching the U.S. and Britain, which have both set 40-year records for inflation in March and April.
Chelsea Football Club, formerly owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, sold in record deal
A consortium involving LA Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly completed the purchase of the Chelsea Football Club once owned by Roman Abramovich.
Virgin Atlantic flight turns back after realizing pilot hadn't completed 'final assessment' flight
A Virgin Atlantic flight had to turn back about 40 minutes after taking off from London Heathrow Airport this week when the airline realized that one of the pilots hadn't completed a "final assessment" flight.
Russia-Ukraine war: Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich set to sell Chelsea as pressure mounts
Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich succumbed Wednesday to growing pressure to sell English soccer club Chelsea FC over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
West must cease Russian oil dependence to release Putin 'grip' on Europe: UK's Johnson
United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the West must end its dependence on Russian oil in an address reacting to the Russian war on Ukraine.
UK employers plan biggest pay raises in nearly 10 years: CIPD
British employers expect to raise staff pay by the most in at least nine years but the 3% wage deals for workers would still be below fast-rising inflation, according to a survey published on Monday.
Boris Johnson’s mounting trouble is treasure for satirists
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's scandals have given satirists plenty of fodder.
Will Prince Andrew get an allowance after being stripped of military, royal titles?
With Prince Andrew losing his royal and military titles, will he also lose his annual income?
UK makes omicron contingency plans for hospitals, schools
The U.K. government has been making contingency plans in case hospitals, schools and other workplaces are hit by major staff shortages amid the country's record-breaking spike in coronavirus infections.
Meta appealing UK ruling ordering it to sell Giphy
Facebook owner Meta says it is appealing a British watchdog's ruling that it must sell Giphy
Money, money, money: ABBA sues over Abba Mania cover band
The Swedish pop supergroup ABBA on Friday filed a lawsuit to stop a British cover band known as Abba Mania from using that name.
Shredded Banksy artwork sells for $25.4 million at auction
A work by British street artist Banksy that sensationally self-shredded just after it sold at auction three years ago fetched 18.5 million pounds ($25.4 million) on Thursday — a record for the artist, and close to 20 times its pre-shredded price.
Johnson eyes post-COVID economy as UK Conservatives meet
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was ready to take “bold decisions” to rebuild the economy after the coronavirus pandemic as his Conservative Party met Sunday for its first annual conference since 2019.
UK fuel shortage: Soldiers to start driving tankers in coming days
The British government's reserve tanker fleet was deployed Wednesday to help deliver gasoline to empty pumps across the U.K.
Scotland to trial four-day work week, latest nation to attempt shift
Scotland announced plans to trial a four-day work week, making it the latest nation to join the trend as more nations explore the possibility of a permanent switch.
Wendy's opens delivery-only kitchens to meet growing demand
Wendy’s plans to open 700 delivery-only kitchens by 2025 to meet the growing demand from people who want their fast food brought to them.
Tobacco-maker Philip Morris to end selling traditional cigarettes in UK over next 10 years
A major cigarette company has announced its intention to end sales in the United Kingdom in 10 years’ time.
UK needs tougher policies, more public awareness to hit zero emissions, report says
Britain must introduce tougher policies to make residential heating more efficient and consumers need to cut energy usage to meet the nation's target of net zero emissions by mid century, the National Grid said in a report released on Monday.



















