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The leaders of Germany and the United Kingdom announced plans on Wednesday to draw up a treaty meant to deepen the two nations' trade, defence and other ties, as new UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer moves ahead with plans for a “reset” of relations with the European Union.
David Beckham said he would be “forever grateful” to “true gentleman” Sven-Goran Eriksson following the former England manager’s death on Monday at the age of 76.
The Prime Minister is set to warn that Britain will 'get worse before it gets better' in his first major speech since taking office.
The King was today meeting with survivors of the fatal Southport knife attack and their families during a visit to Merseyside.
Reports that Sue Gray has caused division in the UK government over support for Casement Park are “complete nonsense”, the British prime minister has said.
Nigel Farage is the UK's highest earning MP, having made made more than £97,000 a month last year. New figures reveal the Reform UK leader pocketed almost £1.2 million in payments from GB News and social media websites, the Mirror reports.
Pensioners are set to receive £11.50 less per month than was originally expected due to the newly released earning figures dropping down to 4.5%. The UK state pension increases annually under the triple lock system, which is based on inflation, earnings or 2.5%, whichever is highest.
Authorities are eyeing the start of the English football season this weekend with trepidation, following riots which have rocked towns and cities across the country. Dozens of teams in the English Football League -- below the high-profile Premier League -- start playing their first games from Saturday afternoon, including in cities that have seen disorder. The unrest followed a knife attack that killed three children. But officials have blamed far-right elements -- some with links to England's decades-old football hooligan scene -- for orchestrating the violence which saw mosques and immigration-linked sites torched and police targeted.