No Comment A cut above: Contestants race lawnmowers in UK endurance event A total of 48 teams lined up for the annual 12-hour endurance race staged in West Sussex, England 05/08/2019
United Kingdom 'Breakfast means breakfast': Robot waitress named after Theresa May The real Theresa May is out of a job, but this English tearoom has a robot waitress named after the former Prime Minister. 05/08/2019
United Kingdom Watch again: British pilots attempt world tour in restored Spitfire In a world-first, two British pilots will attempt to fly around the world in the iconic Spitfire. 05/08/2019
United Kingdom Small majority for Scottish independence for first time in two years Scottish voters would back independence from the UK by a small majority, a new poll suggests, in the first poll lead for independence for two years. 05/08/2019
United Kingdom Heated debate has always been part of British politics. Brexit has made it angrier. Analysis: "The way both sides talk about each other — each month it gets more and more polarized," one expert said. 04/08/2019
United Kingdom UK Border Force find 60 guns in car arriving in Dover from Calais Britain's National Crime Agency said the find is believed to be "the largest seizure of lethal purpose weapons at a UK port." 04/08/2019
Earth News Our East London City Cycling Guide Taking in a new city is all the more fun - and eco friendly - on wheels. We took to the saddle and biked around East London. 04/08/2019
United Kingdom Dam repairs continue but threat to English town remains Hundreds of people have been evacuated from the town of Whaley Bridge with police officers going door-to-door to notify residents. 03/08/2019
United Kingdom Pro- and anti-Tommy Robinson protests to be held in London "Experience has shown us that protests such as those planned for this weekend can create tension and disorder," a Met Police Commander said ahead of the rallies. 03/08/2019
United Kingdom Rochester Cathedral turns medieval nave into mini-golf course The "play and pray" initiative is aimed at attracting a younger audience. 02/08/2019
United Kingdom Watch: British inventor tests jetpack suit over open water The suit, designed by a company founded by former Royal Marines reservist Richard Browning, can fly up to 10 minutes. 02/08/2019
No Comment 'Pray and play': English cathedral unveils crazy golf course The nave of Rochester Cathedral is home to a nine-hole course each including a model of a different type of bridge 02/08/2019
United Kingdom Euroviews. 50 years after the moon landing, protecting the space sector’s intellectual property is vital ǀ View We have seen a shift in innovation in the space sector from previously state-owned activities to now private [...] activities, operated by the likes of SpaceX, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic. As a consequence, the protection of intellectual property in the space sector is rapidly increasing. 02/08/2019
United Kingdom Lib Dems win Welsh by-election, cut Johnson parliament majority to one "My very first act as your MP when I arrive in Westminster will be to find Mr Boris Johnson, wherever he’s hiding, and tell him loud and clear: stop playing with the futures of our communities and rule out a no-deal Brexit," newly-elected Jane Dodds said. 02/08/2019
United Kingdom Military helps to shore up damaged dam amid town flooding fears A British military helicopter dropped bags of ballast onto the outer slope of a dam that partially collapsed and risks bursting and flooding the town of Whaley Bridge in Derbyshire, central England. 01/08/2019
United Kingdom Scotland wants continued EU-protection for its whisky and salmon Scottish authorities have called on the British government to secure mutual recognition of geographically protected produce with the EU even in the event of a no-deal Brexit. 01/08/2019
United Kingdom Why is Brecon by-election so important to Boris? | Euronews Answers How did the by-election in Wales' Brecon and Radnorshire constituency come about and why is it so important for the UK's new prime minister Boris Johnson? 01/08/2019
World Johnson may opt for backstop ‘which only applies to Northern Ireland’ Kevin Meagher is writer and commentator on Irish politics and a former special advisor the Labour party in Northern Ireland. He thinks Boris Johnson might try to negotiate a separate deal keeping Northern Ireland in the single market to avoid a hard border. 01/08/2019
United Kingdom UK announces €2.3bn for no-deal Brexit preparation UK Chancellor Sajid Javid announced that the government would double Brexit funding for this year to prepare for no deal. 01/08/2019
United Kingdom Euroviews. Fewer people are marrying but that won’t stop marriage being reinvented for a new generation ǀ View This week, the new UK prime minister Boris Johnson will invite his girlfriend, Carrie Symonds, to live with him in Downing Street. If being live-in lovers is good enough for the PM, is it good enough for the rest of us? 31/07/2019
United Kingdom 'UK's ten hottest years since 1884 have all occured this century' This shows the UK's average temperatures in selected years. All its hottest years since 1884 have occurred this century. 31/07/2019
World UK government response knife crime wave 'completely inadequate' With over 44 thousand knife crime offences in England and Wales last year, the figures are the highest since records began. 31/07/2019
United Kingdom UK PM Boris Johnson discusses Brexit conundrum in Northern Ireland New UK prime minister Boris Johnson has held talks in Northern Ireland over trying to find a solution to the Irish backstop. 31/07/2019
United Kingdom Euroviews. Johnson and Trump both need a victory abroad. Pacifying the Middle East is unlikely to be it ǀ View For the sake of his political survival, Boris Johnson needs to make a mark on the world stage. Derided as a buffoon or worse, he is likely to look beyond Europe for a way to secure his legacy. 30/07/2019
United Kingdom Greta Thunberg to hitch ride across Atlantic on high-speed racing boat Greta Thunberg to hitch ride across Atlantic on high-speed racing boat 30/07/2019
Business Dominic Raab on Brexit: EU position is 'stubborn' UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said that on the EU side the UK saw a 'stubborn' position and Britain might end up leaving on WTO terms. 29/07/2019