Ikea parking lot becomes coronavirus testing area
Several structures make up a drive-through facility in Wembley to help health care workers get tested for coronavirus.
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Families grieve loved ones amid pandemic
In the UK, confirmed cases of the coronavirus have soared to more than 65,000. CBS News foreign correspondent Ian Lee spoke with a woman who lost her father, and joins CBSN from London with a closer look at the story and Britain's response.
UK easing lockdown in midst of outbreak
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is taking steps to reopen the UK's economy even though the country now has Europe's deadliest coronavirus outbreak. CBS News foreign correspondent Imtiaz Tyab joins CBSN from London to discuss the prime minister's plan.
V-E Day parades canceled due to pandemic
May 8th marked the 75th anniversary of "Victory in Europe Day." But with the coronavirus pandemic barring public gatherings, many celebrations were either limited or canceled altogether. David Martin reports.
Rise in domestic violence amid lockdowns
There's been an alarming rise in domestic violence cases worldwide as families are forced to quarantine together amid coronavirus lockdowns. Police in London have made thousands of arrests in domestic abuse cases. CBS News reporter Haley Ott takes a closer look.
Lockdowns could mean more domestic violence
Governments and activists around the world have been responding to spikes in domestic violence as stay-at-home measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 force victims and survivors to self-isolate with their abusers. CBS News' Haley Ott has the story from London.
Surge in domestic violence amid UK lockdown
Over 4000 domestic abuse arrests have been made in London since the country's lockdown began, and British lawmakers are calling for more funding. CBS News' Haley Ott has more.
On Earth Day, Royal Botanic Gardens offer "dose of humility"
"If you abuse the natural world, bad things happen, including bad things to people," Royal Botanic Gardens Director Richard Deverell said.
Boris Johnson discharged from hospital as condition improves
The British prime minister was diagnosed over two weeks ago, becoming the first world leader confirmed to have the illness.
Harry and Meghan at last public events as royals
The pair's split from the royal family will become official on March 31.
Mayoral candidate says London can host 2020 Olympics
"We have the infrastructure and the experience," Shaun Bailey said. "And due to the #coronavirus outbreak, the world might need us to step up."
NYC-to-London flight sets transatlantic speed record
British Airways flight sets a new speed record for subsonic commercial aircraft to fly between the two cities, according to Flightradar24.
Man with fake bomb stabs 2 in "terrorist-related" London attack
"Three people are known to have been injured in the Streatham attack earlier this afternoon," the Metropolitan Police said on Twitter.
How Dickens made Christmas what it is today
Dickens description of Christmas established how we celebrate the holiday over 100 years later.
Prince Philip admitted to London hospital
In a statement, the palace said Philip was admitted for observation and treatment in relation to a pre-existing condition on the advice of his doctor.
Formula 1 heiress robbed of jewelry worth $66 million in London raid
London police are investigating the theft of a large cache of "high-value jewelry" reported stolen from the palatial home of heiress Tamara Ecclestone
Trump calls Trudeau "two-faced," cancels NATO press conference
The news conference was expected to take place during the House Judiciary Committee's first public impeachment hearing.
Trump rips French leader for "nasty" remark at NATO summit
President Trump, who has repeatedly threatened to withdraw from NATO, surprised many by affirming the alliance's purpose.
London attacker was a convicted terrorist
Two people were killed and three others were injured in Friday's attack.
2 killed, 3 injured in London Bridge stabbing attack
London's Metropolitan Police said the suspect was arrested in 2012 for "terrorism offenses" and released in December 2018.
Teens admit to threatening lesbian couple in London
A judge ruled that the May attack was motivated by homophobia.
Uber loses license in London over safety, vows to appeal
Uber vowed to appeal the decision, which it called "extraordinary and wrong." It can continue to operate for 21 days
Doctors warn WikiLeaks boss Assange so ill he "could die in prison"
WikiLeaks publishes open letter addressed to authorities in Britain, where Assange remains jailed ahead of U.S. extradition proceedings
You'll have to spend $2,500 to visit this store Santa
Harrods in London says its store Santa is only available to big spenders "in recognition of their loyal" patronage
Tiny beetle species named for climate activist Greta Thunberg
The golden-colored beetle belongs to a group of some of the smallest known free-living animals
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