United Kingdom 19/06/2018 Protesters leave knicker-bunting outside door of MP who blocked upskirting bill Protesters leave knicker-bunting outside door of MP who blocked upskirting bill
no comment 19/06/2018 Christo's first major outdoor artwork in UK floats on London lake A 20-meter (22-yard) high sculpture of an ancient Egyptian tomb, made from 7,506 red, white and mauve barrels, has taken temporary residence amid the aquatic wildlife on a lake in London's Hyde Park.
United Kingdom 19/06/2018 England fans believe the World Cup will be theirs Scrappy victory triggers euphoric celebrations
United Kingdom 18/06/2018 Watch: Jaguar's battery-powered boat breaks speed records British carmaker Jaguar has smashed speed records with a battery-powered boat.
United Kingdom 18/06/2018 UK defence spend 'far too low' to counter Russia, MPs warn The UK’s defence spending is “far too low” to combat threats facing the country, MPs warned on Monday.
United Kingdom 18/06/2018 Scotland launches gun amnesty Residents must hand in all undocumented replica firearms, air weapons, BB guns, realistic imitation firearms, components parts and other ballistic items before July 1.
United Kingdom 17/06/2018 May promises over £20 billion to fund UK health service Prime Minister Theresa May has promised billions of euros in extra funding for the NHS but critics say it's not enough.
United Kingdom 16/06/2018 UK Home Office returns epileptic boy's medicinal cannabis oil Britain's Home Office Saturday used a special power to return medicinal cannabis oil it had confiscated from an epileptic boy.
United Kingdom 16/06/2018 Massive blaze is a ‘devastating loss for Glasgow’ A huge fire has ripped through one of Scotland’s architectural gems for the second time in four years.
United Kingdom 15/06/2018 May backs 'upskirting' law after lone MP blocks bill British Prime Minister Theresa May has called for a law to make "upskirting" a criminal offence after one of her own MPs blocked attempts to outlaw it on Friday.
United Kingdom 15/06/2018 Stephen Hawking's voice will be broadcast into space The voice of world-renowned physicist Stephen Hawking will be broadcast into space after his memorial service takes place later today.
United Kingdom 15/06/2018 Boris Becker claims diplomatic immunity in UK bankruptcy case The former tennis star says his appointment as sports ambassador for the Central African Republic protects him from being sued over alleged debts.
United Kingdom 15/06/2018 New Tory Brexit bust-up puts May under threat again A major parliamentary clash looms which could bring the UK government down, as pro-EU Conservative rebels cry foul amid a power struggle over Brexit plans.
United Kingdom 14/06/2018 72 seconds of silence observed on Grenfell fire anniversary It's been one year since the tower block went up in flames and the silence was respected country-wide at mid-day
economy 14/06/2018 UK retail sales up 1.3 percent in May The figure goes beyond expectations but economists warn of difficult times ahead
United Kingdom 14/06/2018 AI is coming to a workplace near you AI-powered customer service agents, and robot colleagues. If it all sounds like science fiction, it isn't. Euronews' Jeremy Wilks was at the AI Summit, part of London Tech Week, to find out more.
Cult 14/06/2018 New perspective on Mexican artist Frida Kahlo The exhibition at London's Victoria and Albert Museum is called "Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up"
Savoir-vivre 14/06/2018 The music born in the streets Once living in the streets, Portuguese singer Susana Silva was saved by music.
United Kingdom 14/06/2018 May sees off more Brexit challenges in Parliament The UK prime minister defeated moves to alter her government’s plans on customs and trade, but more obstacles lie ahead.
Cult 13/06/2018 London's Saatchi Gallery showcases 'unknown' artists The "Known Unknowns" features works by seventeen contemporary artists
