Economy

Brexit battle reaches Britain's central bank

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has said that Britain leaving the European Union would deliver a short-term hit to UK economic growth and sterling.

08/03/2016

World News

Rare footage shows Prince Charles as cute toddler with his royal mum

What a way to mark Mother’s Day in the United Kingdom! Sunday saw Britain’s Royal Family release rare footage, from 1949, of tiny toddler Prince

07/03/2016

Economy

More problems for Hinkley Point as EDF executive quits in protest

French utility EDF won't delay a decision on building nuclear reactors at Hinkley Point in England even though its finance director has quit saying the project is too risky.

07/03/2016

Business Series

RWE 'to cut 2,500 jobs at its struggling British subsidiary npower'

German utility RWE reportedly plans to cut about 2,500 jobs at its struggling British subsidiary npower amid customer losses, billing issues and tougher competition.

07/03/2016

Sport

UK wife-carrying championships: 'A test of true love'

Ladies were swept off their feet in Surrey this weekend during the 9th annual UK wife-carrying championships, a unique event which brings husbands

07/03/2016

United Kingdom

Newlyweds Murdoch and Hall hold star-studded blessing service in London

A day after their marriage, media mogul Rupert Murdoch and actress and model Jerry Hall have celebrated with a blessing service at St. Bride’s church

05/03/2016

Business Series

Facebook's UK tax bill could jump from thousands to millions

Changes in the way Facebook does business could mean it has to pay millions more in tax in Britain as it no longer shifts some profit offshore.

04/03/2016

World

MOOCs: vital tools in education of the future - or over-hyped online fad?

When Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCS) first emerged around a decade ago – the term ‘MOOC’ itself first started to be used in 2008 – they were

04/03/2016

World News

Paris and London put pressure on Russia over attacks in Syria

France and Britain on Thursday called on the Syrian government and its Russian ally to end attacks on Western-backed rebels

03/03/2016

World News

France and UK boost cooperation on security and defence, including new drone technology

France and the UK have announced closer cooperation in areas of security and defence at a joint summit in northern France

03/03/2016

World News

What would a British exit from the EU, or "Brexit" look like?

Euronews takes you through the options for Britain’s potential divorce with Brussels. What happens if the UK votes to leave the EU? Article 50 of

03/03/2016

World News

France warns Britain of migrant influx after EU exit

France has warned Britain that it will let thousands of migrants head to its shores if the country opts to leave the European Union. In an interview

03/03/2016

Cinema

Sacha Baron Cohen is back with satire 'Grimsby'

The film stars him as Nobby, an unemployed father of nine from the northern English town that gave the film its name.

01/03/2016

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UK emergency services prepare for the worst

A crash involving two tube trains leads to the evacuation of dozens of passengers from London’s underground network: this is the scenario of a drill

01/03/2016

United Kingdom

Scottish warning for David Cameron over referendum on EU membership

The Scottish first minister has repeated her claim that a so-called Brexit could trigger calls for a second referendum on Scottish independence.

29/02/2016

World News

Protest in London against UK's Trident nuclear deterrent

Protesters in London voiced their opposition to the renewal of Britain’s ageing nuclear weapons system, Trident, at a cost about forty billion euros

28/02/2016

United Kingdom

How British expats can vote in the UK EU referendum

The UK’s EU referendum – 3 things An estimated 5.6 million British citizens overseas Since 1985, anyone over 18 who has lived abroad for less than

27/02/2016

France

Farewell to the 'Jungle' - migrants begin to leave following court ruling

Around a dozen migrants and refugees on Friday boarded one of the first buses transporting people from the ‘Jungle’ camp near Calais After Thursday’s

26/02/2016

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Flying Scotsman leaves London after 10-year refit

The Flying Scotsman – one of the world’s most famous steam locomotives – set off from London on Thursday on its first journey following a 10-year

26/02/2016

United Kingdom

BBC under fire over handling of Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal

The BBC has come in for strong criticism over its handling of allegations against one of its late stars, Jimmy Savile, accused after his death of

25/02/2016