United Kingdom Kids interrupt BBC news interview and make the internet LOL They say never mix children and live television. Here's why. 10/03/2017
United Kingdom Euroviews. What do you call 200 Jewish and Muslim women in a hall? There is a mistrust of Muslims within the Jewish community, reinforced at each extremist atrocity perpetuated by people claiming to be represent Islam. Likewise in the Muslim community, prejudice against Jews often isn’t far from the surface. 10/03/2017
United Kingdom [In pictures] Creative selfies light up Saatchi Gallery contest Europeans have captured their creative side by turning their cameras on themselves for a special selfie contest. 10/03/2017
United Kingdom 10 ways you can make a difference Nowadays comics and cartoons are often more powerful and convey more messages than a simple photo 10/03/2017
United Kingdom Scotland threatens London with independence by autumn next year Scotland may choose to have a second referendum on independence as early as autumn 2018, says First Minister Nicola Sturgeon 09/03/2017
United Kingdom UK zoo boss loses licence after 500 animal deaths South Lakes Safari park founder denied licence, after the death of one zookeeper and more than 500 animals. 08/03/2017
Sport Pressure mounting on Arsenal boss Wenger Arsenal’s 5-1 drubbing in the Champions League by Bayern Munich on Tuesday evening has piled even more pressure on under-fire boss Arsene Wenger, whose future at the club past the current season appea 08/03/2017
Economy Britain sets Brexit budget course Britain's finance minister Philip Hammond spelt out the government's plans to steer the economy through its departure from the European Union. 08/03/2017
United Kingdom Brexit rebel Lord Heseltine is fired as UK government adviser Former Conservative Deputy Prime Minister Lord Michael Heseltine has been fired as a UK government adviser after leading moves to give Parliament the final say over Britain’s exit deal from the… 08/03/2017
United Kingdom UK Lords vote to give parliament more power to reject final Brexit vote The British House of Lords has backed another amendment to the Brexit bill demanding a “meaningful” vote from parliament before Theresa May’s final deal with the… 07/03/2017
United Kingdom George Michael died from natural causes Officials in the UK say there is no need for further inquiries into the death of the 53-year-old, who rose to stardom in the 1980s with his group Wham!, before embarking on a successful solo career. 07/03/2017
Economy UK shopping slowdown signals weaker growth British Retail Consortium sees drop in non-food sales as Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development frets about Brexit uncertainty. 07/03/2017
United Kingdom Women should "go forward in comfy shoes", say MPs debating work dress codes British MPs discuss workplace dress codes after petition receives 150,000 signatures 06/03/2017
United Kingdom Euroviews. For trade, think near, think big but mostly think China: View Germany could soon export more to China than to its crucial neighbor and partner France, and it already exports more to China than it does to Italy 06/03/2017
Cult Trauma in art by Yayoi Kusama and Louise Bourgeois Two iconic female artists and how they turned their traumas in to art can be seen in an exhibition in London. 05/03/2017
United Kingdom Thousands march amid fears over NHS cuts Tens of thousands turned out to protest in London amid growing concern about the state of the National Health Service. 04/03/2017
United Kingdom Brexit and the divided kingdom? Political shake-up as a Northern Ireland snap election sees nationalists come within one seat of their rivals 04/03/2017
United Kingdom Democratic Unionist Party finish one seat ahead of Sinn Fein in N. Ireland snap election The two largest parties now have three weeks to form a new power-sharing government in order to avoid devolved power returning to Westminster. 04/03/2017
Economy UK economic momentum fading business surveys suggest Britain's unexpectedly strong economic growth since last June's vote to leave the European Union may be starting to fade as inflation picks up. 03/03/2017
United Kingdom Two tales of Brexit Two British companies – two very different takes on Brexit. 03/03/2017
United Kingdom Uber in London to appeal driver "literacy" ruling London transport regulators want to force private drivers to prove the level of their reading and writing skills in English 03/03/2017
United Kingdom Uber loses UK court battle over language tests Judges have ruled that Uber drivers in London must prove their English language skills. 03/03/2017
United Kingdom British PM appeals for UK stability amid Brexit preparations Theresa May insisted there is "no economic case" for breaking up the United Kingdom 03/03/2017
United Kingdom Londoners evacuated as quarter-ton WWII bomb found Around 50 residents of an affluent London neighbourhood have been evacuated after construction workers uncovered an unexploded World War Two bomb. 03/03/2017
United Kingdom Northern Ireland votes, but will Westminster prevail? Northern Ireland votes in an Assembly Election, but with the two main parties at odds, a fresh power-sharing government seems on rocky ground. 02/03/2017