LONDON — Britain’s energy regulator announced Friday it will raise its main cap on consumer energy bills to an average £3,549 ($4,197) from £1,971 a… Read More »UK energy bills to rise by 80% in October as regulator announces hike
LONDON — Liz Truss said “the jury is out” on whether French President Emmanuel Macron is Britain’s “friend or foe” at a Conservative leadership campaign… Read More »Liz Truss: ‘Jury is out’ on whether Macron is Britain’s friend or foe
The U.K. National Crime Agency is examining a cyberattack that has affected some systems used by the National Health Service. Advanced, a software firm providing… Read More »UK looks into cyberattack affecting NHS services
British prosecutors have charged a man with intending to “injure or alarm” Queen Elizabeth II after he was arrested at Windsor Castle on Christmas Day.… Read More »UK prosecutors charge man caught with crossbow at Queen’s home
The relationship between the U.K. and the U.S. “is deep and it is strong,” the new American ambassador to Britain Jane Hartley said in an… Read More »UK-US ‘special relationship’ remains strong under Biden, new ambassador says
The British government has written to the Scottish government on Wednesday, formally denying a request from Edinburgh to hold a new independence referendum. At the… Read More »British government says ‘no’ to Scotland on new independence vote
Press play to listen to this article PORTSMOUTH, England — Boris Johnson’s government has left Portsmouth’s local council holding the bag on a nearly £8… Read More »UK leaves local leaders on £8M hook for unused Brexit checks warehouse
Germany and Ireland have slammed the British government’s “unilateral” plans to walk back the Brexit agreement on Northern Ireland. Britain’s approach threatens to undermine the… Read More »Germany and Ireland slam UK’s plan to scrap Northern Ireland agreement
