United Kingdom Euroviews. The BBC is closing the gender pay gap. Now it must deal with the ethnic pay chasm ǀ View Of the 75 highest-earning stars at the BBC, nearly half are now women. But if the gender pay gap was a scandal, the ethnic pay gap is a disgrace. 10/07/2019
United Kingdom UK's Johnson and Hunt clash over Brexit,Trump in first TV debate The two contenders expressed differing views on how to deal with US President Donald Trump amid a leaked memos scandal. 09/07/2019
United Kingdom UK MPs back same-sex marriage and abortion moves for Northen Ireland The UK parliament on Tuesday backed amendments that would compel the government to extend same-sex marriage to Northern Ireland and liberalise abortion if the country is unable to re-establish its own devolved government by October 21. 09/07/2019
United Kingdom Corbyn says new UK PM must put Brexit plan to second referendum In a letter to party members, he added that Labour would campaign in favour of remain to stop a no-deal Brexit or what he called a “damaging Tory Brexit”. 09/07/2019
United Kingdom Sir David Attenborough: 'Radical change needed on climate change' Sir David Attenborough faced questions from British MPs during a parliamentary committee on climate change. 09/07/2019
Living 3 artists paying tribute to recycling at Masterpiece London I spent an afternoon at Masterpiece London and found 3 artists that boast sustainability credentials. 08/07/2019
United Kingdom Watch: UK sculpture display brings art to the people Frieze Sculpture, the art fair's annual outdoor exhibition features towering sculptures created by more than 20 international artists. 08/07/2019
Living EXCLUSIVE: Grace Beverley on her game-changing sustainable activewear With 1 million followers and counting, the social media influencer turned business woman unveils her new sustainably sourced gymwear. 08/07/2019
United Kingdom British Airways faces fine of more than €200 million over data breach After roughly 500,000 users' data was compromised in 2018, British Airways faces a fine of £183.39 million (€204.6) by the UK Information Commissioner's Office. 08/07/2019
United Kingdom UK Leadership race: Boris is frontrunner with 2 weeks to go Polls put former Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson streets ahead of his rival, current Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt with backing from 74 percent of the party. 08/07/2019
No Comment London, Bupadest celebrate LGBT rights with Pride parades Thousands of people turned out to celebrate LGBT rights in London and Budapest's Pride parades. This year marked 50 years since the Stonewall uprising in New York, a protest that changed the face of the gay rights movement worldwide. 07/07/2019
United Kingdom London regrets leak of memos calling Trump administration "inept" Britain expressed its regrets to Washington on Monday for the leak of confidential memos in which its ambassador described US President Donald Trump's administration as "dysfunctional" and "inept". 07/07/2019
United Kingdom First British female medical students get degrees 150 years later The "Edinburgh Seven" enrolled at university in 1869 but were prevented from graduating and qualifying as doctors after pressure and discrimination from their male peers. 06/07/2019
Living Clean Beauty Insiders, the natural beauty content platform in the know In conversation with pioneering bloggers, formulators and entrepreneurs Dominika and Elsie on launching their brand BYBI. 06/07/2019
United Kingdom Watch: Thousands take to streets of British capital for Pride Parade This year's edition marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising that brought the issue of gay rights to the attention of the world. 06/07/2019
United Kingdom Duke and Duchess of Sussex release pictures of Archie's christening Revellers gathered outside Windsor Castle in the UK on Saturday morning as reports circulated that Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, or baby Archie, would be christened there. 06/07/2019
Living From Brighton to London: The first zero waste restaurant in the UK Silo is starting a sustainable restaurant trend that's starting to spread all over the world. 06/07/2019
Living How to recreate the Duchess of Cambridge's Wimbledon Bright Whites Get the Duchess of Cambridge's monochrome look from these sustainable brands 05/07/2019
Eco-Innovation We tried a new train journey that can take you into the past The new touring route, crossing the west of England between Bristol and London, reveals thousands of years of human history. 05/07/2019
United Kingdom Residents of Welsh village could be Britain's first climate refugees An official report suggested Fairbourne, in northern Wales, should be decommissioned by 2045 as it is being threatened by rising seawaters. 04/07/2019
Green News Tried and tested: Was Glastonbury Festival 2019 really plastic-free? I visited the UK's most iconic music festival that decided to ban plastic this year! Did they achieve their goal? 04/07/2019
United Kingdom Watch: Contemporary sculptures fill the Tate with movement "It's not necessarily about the needle itself or the magnet. It's about that space in between that empty space," says Assistant Curator Helen O'Malley. " 03/07/2019
United Kingdom Everybody needs to play their part in climate change: May British Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday took questions in Parliament at one of her last PMQs in office. 03/07/2019
United Kingdom NHS must take urgent steps to defend against cyber attacks: new report "Pretty much everything is digital in healthcare. Even after a week after the WannaCry attack, many appointments were cancelled. At the end of the day, any limitation in care will have an impact," Dr Saira Ghafur, lead author of the report, told Euronews. 02/07/2019
United Kingdom More than 75% of British MPs struggle with mental health: report A study conducted by the British Medical Journal has found that more than three-quarters of MPs in the UK face challenges with their mental health. 02/07/2019
Business Japan's NTT invests big in London amid Brexit uncertainty Japan's NTT invests big in London amid Brexit uncertainty 02/07/2019