Culture news Saatchi Gallery debate: the "selfie effect" Watch the best moments of a debate how this cultural phenomenon has impacted the world. 07/07/2017
Canada Charles and Camila giggle at throat-singing performance Charles and Camilla get a fit of the giggles at Inuit welcoming ceremony in Canada 05/07/2017
Culture news Saatchi Gallery debate: the selfie, social addiction or art? Is this a real cultural addiction or simply a new form of art? 04/07/2017
United Kingdom UK: Thousands join anti-government protest Carrying placards reading "Tories out" and "Not one day more," thousands marched through London on Saturday in protest against the conservative government's policies. 01/07/2017
Europe News 'The best is yet to come' - Estonia set to take up EU presidency Tallinn says its goal is to make Europe more united and stronger 29/06/2017
My Europe Series Brexit Britain: falling pound, border fears and a frightened workforce With Brexit talks only just begun, Britain faces a possible economic downturn and Northern Ireland's peace deal looks shaky 29/06/2017
United Kingdom Brexit: Theresa May evokes 'implementation period' During PMQs, Theresa May announced an implementation period could be needed to ensure a smooth Brexit. 28/06/2017
United Kingdom Paddington author Michael Bond dies Bond, who created the beloved bear with a hard stare, died following a short illness. 28/06/2017
United Kingdom Brexit could break up more than a political union – it could break up families Tough immigrations policies in the UK led some citizens and their foreign partners to live elsewhere in the EU - but now their future is unclear 28/06/2017
United Kingdom Man flattened by bus heads straight to pub Simon Smith got back on his feet after being hit by a bus in Reading, UK 27/06/2017
Europe News EU's Barnier cool on PM May's offer for expats Theresa May’s offer on protecting the rights of EU nationals needs “more ambition” and “clarity, the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Monday. 26/06/2017
United Kingdom Theresa May and DUP strike deal for minority UK government Theresa May and DUP leader Arlene Foster presided at the signing of a deal at Downing Street on Monday 26/06/2017
United Kingdom May reveals post-Brexit residency rights for EU nationals Ministers are denying EU nationals will become second-class citizens. 26/06/2017
United Kingdom UK: 34 tower blocks fail fire safety tests Britain’s housing safety scandal is getting worse by the hour as more tower blocks fail the fire safety checks carried out after the deadly Grenfell tower blaze. 25/06/2017