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Post-Brexit financial reforms a dud, says parliamentary committee
The UK Treasury promised to boost the competitiveness of the country's financial sector post-Brexit. One year on, MPs say these "big promises" are undelivered.
The King's speech: Charles sets out British government's programme
Under the British constitution, parliament is officially opened by the monarch, who reads a speech written and prepared by the ruling party. Parliament is sitting again after its summer recess.
UK Conservative party chairman fired after inquiry into tax affairs
Pressure had been building on Nadhim Zahawi amid allegations he settled a multimillion-euro unpaid tax bill while he was in charge of the UK Treasury.
UK opposition leader wants to see a less powerful Westminster
The UK's main opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer says he would take some powers away from central government and give them to the nations and regions
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What's next after Scotland lost its case for a new independence vote?
Nicola Sturgeon's Scottish National Party faces three options after being prevented from legally holding a new independence referendum.
Truss and Kwarteng to pocket up to €19,000 in severance pay
79 UK ministers and whips have resigned over both Boris Johnson and Liz Truss' tenure, 71 of whom are entitled to a payout of taxpayers' money.
How to travel to the Queen’s funeral in London and what to do
Funeral details, key dates, venues, how to get around and where to stay in central London to honour Queen Elizabeth II.
Queues begin in London to view Queen Elizabeth II's coffin
Millions are expected in London to pay their last respects to Queen Elizabeth II as she lies in state.
King addresses Westminster condolence meeting
King Charles III pledged Monday to follow his late mother’s example of “selfless duty”.
London's 'Big Ben' fully visible again to ring in the New Year
"It's an international symbol, an international symbol of democracy, and [...] it was the only bell allowed to ring during the Second World War. So that was the sound of liberty and hope."
Johnson accused of complacency over Afghanistan retreat in UK debate
Many ruling Conservative Party MPs castigated the government over the chaotic events in Afghanistan, but the prime minister insisted the UK had no choice but to withdraw its troops.
Demonstrations outside UK parliament urge more support for Afghans
Former Afghan interpreters for the British army protest in Parliament Square following the resumption of power by the Taliban in Kabul. The anti-war group 'Stop the War' also held a demonstration.
'Brexit carnage': UK fishing sector protests extra red tape outside EU
British fishing communities were among the strongest supporters of Brexit. But now some are protesting against the extra red tape it has brought.
Minor scuffles during pro-Brexit demo outside Downing Street
British police have arrested one man after scuffles broke out at a pro-Brexit rally outside Downing Street in London on the day the UK was meant to leave the EU.
'Capable of great things... but he upset lots of people along the way'
Seb Whale, who is currently writing a biography on Bercow, spoke to Euronews about the legacy he leaves behind.
Euroviews. Why the U.K. can't get its act together on Brexit ǀ View
The Brexit saga, of which this week’s events are only the latest chapter, is at heart a story about the U.K.’s failure to understand its place in the modern world.