World May 22 British Prime Minister Sunak sets July 4 election date as his Conservatives face an uphill battle The party has struggled to overcome a series of crises, including an economic slump, ethics scandals and a revolving door of leaders in the past two years.
Politics May 20 WikiLeaks founder Assange wins right to appeal against an extradition order to the US Two High Court judges on Monday said Assange has grounds to challenge the U.K. government's extradition order. The ruling sets the stage for an appeal process likely to further drag out a years-long legal saga.
World Mar 22 WATCH: Princess Kate announces she has cancer, has begun chemotherapy Kate, the Princess of Wales, said Friday she has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. The video announcement came after weeks of speculation spread on social media about her whereabouts and health since she was hospitalized in January for unspecified abdominal surgery.
World Mar 20 Prince Harry's lawyer implicates Rupert Murdoch in cover-up of unlawful snooping by his tabloids Prince Harry's lawyer says the cover-up of unlawful information gathering at British tabloids owned by Rupert Murdoch went all the way to the top.
World Mar 11 Why news organizations retracted the Princess of Wales photo Kensington Palace had issued the image Sunday as speculation swirled on social media about the whereabouts of the oft-photographed princess who hadn’t been seen in public since December.
World Mar 11 Kate, Princess of Wales, apologizes for editing family photo that stoked speculation about her health Several news agencies that initially published the photo, including The Associated Press, withdrew the image over concerns about digital manipulation.
World Mar 09 Voters in Ireland reject changes to constitutional language about family and women Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar conceded defeat Saturday as two constitutional amendments he supported that would have broadened the definition of family and removed language about a woman’s role at home were headed toward rejection in early vote tallies.
Politics Mar 07 Trump is ordered to pay legal fees after failed lawsuit over the Steele dossier Former U.S. President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay legal fees to a company founded by a former British spy that he sued for making what he claimed were false claims that harmed his reputation.
World Feb 03 Irish nationalist Michelle O'Neill named first minister of Northern Ireland's government An Irish nationalist made history Saturday by becoming Northern Ireland’s first minister as the government returned to work after a two-year boycott by unionists.
World Oct 09 United Kingdom's Supreme Court to weigh legality of sending asylum-seekers to Rwanda The U.K. Supreme Court will start hearing arguments over whether the British government's contentious policy to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda is lawful.