No place for racism in our society: Minister on Meghan interview
Britain's children's minister said on Monday that there was no place for racism in society after Meghan accused someone in royal family of racism
Since Britain left the EU last year, relations between the two have soured, with both sides accusing the other of acting in bad faith
Johnson announced a roadmap for lifting lockdown measures with schools opening first, and removing all remaining legal limits on contact with others not earlier than June...
African-Americans were assigned to the French Army in the last months of World War I because their own countrymen refused to fight alongside them
The health ministry said rapid test kits would be made available to collect from Monday at more than 500 locations
Hammersmith Bridge has been closed to motor traffic since April 2019 following the discovery of micro-fractures in its brittle cast iron pedestals
With more than 120,000 fatalities, Britain has suffered the world’s fifth-highest official death toll from the pandemic and its biggest economic crash
After winning widespread recognition for its handling of the coronavirus last year, Germany now finds itself struggling with its sluggish vaccine rollout
Britain now aims to give a first dose to all over-50s by April 15, the government said, having previously indicated it wished them to receive the shot by May
Researchers hope to learn things about how the immune system responds to the coronavirus that would be impossible outside a lab
