Parents of U.K. teen killed in crash involving U.S. woman want answers
The whereabouts of Anne Sacoolas – suspected of killing British 19-year-old in a car crash – remain a mystery
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Large climate change protests in London and other cities
"We're here again, and we're going to stay here until they actually do something," organizer says
U.K. says U.S. diplomat's wife should face justice for fatal crash
Family of teen killed in road accident and the British prime minister say American's diplomatic immunity should be waived
U.S. diplomat's wife flees U.K. in wake of car crash that killed teen
Harry Dunn, 19, was struck head-on by an unidentified woman driver while riding his motorcycle
U.K. Supreme Court deals Boris Johnson a huge Brexit defeat
Court declared Johnson's controversial decision to suspend Parliament weeks ahead of scheduled EU withdrawal "unlawful" and null and void
British tour operator Thomas Cook goes bust and cancels all bookings
The enormous, debt-laden global travel company had sought $250 million to avoid going bust, but it failed, and now thousands of Brits need "rescue" flights home
Plumber praised for fixing elderly woman's boiler for free
His invoice said "no charge for this lady under any circumstances"
Brexit could make thousands of kids in U.K. undocumented immigrants
Child advocacy groups say it could be difficult for about 5,000 young people under state guardianship in Britain to gain legal residency if the U.K. crashes out of the EU
Court rules suspension of British Parliament illegal
Decision to suspend legislative body was motivated by the "improper purpose of stymying Parliament," the court says
Boris Johnson suspends UK Parliament over latest Brexit defeat
Opposition parties in the U.K. say they won't support an election until Britain has secured a delay to departing the European Union on October 31
Law against "no-deal" Brexit gets royal rubber stamp
Legislation means Boris Johnson cannot take U.K. out of the EU without a deal on the October 31 deadline unless Parliament gives consent
Boris Johnson's brother Jo quits Parliament over Brexit
"In recent weeks I've been torn between family loyalty and the national interest," Jo Johnson says
Boris Johnson suffers Brexit vote defeat
Members of Parliament are terrified of a so-called "no-deal Brexit," fearing it would cause chaos and even food shortages
What comes next with Brexit? Here's why no one knows
If all the talk of political rebellions, possible elections, and shutting down Parliament has your head spinning, you're not alone
Another Brexit delay likely as "rebels" try to block U.K. PM's path
Boris Johnson is threatening to answer a major defeat in parliament by calling a new election, which could help him, or end his short stint in office and derail his Brexit ambitions
Will Brexit drive Scotland to break from the United Kingdom?
"If Scotland is independent in 2025, 2030, I think Brexit will pretty obviously be the main reason for that," warns man who fought 5 years ago to maintain the union
Rebellious lawmakers vote to take over Brexit from PM
The 328 to 301 vote cleared the way for Boris Johnson's opponents to introduce a bill Wednesday that would prevent Britain from leaving the European Union without a deal October 31
British parliament poised to consider bill to stop no-deal Brexit
A showdown between the Prime Minister and lawmakers who disagree with his Brexit strategy commences as House of Commons reconvenes
Brexit worries drive value of the British pound to a 34-year low
While most Britons effectively get poorer with the drop in their currency's value, some big corporations are cashing in
U.K. leader Johnson threatens Brexit "rebels" with banishment
Prime minister warns fellow Conservative lawmakers that if they try to stop his march toward a no-deal Brexit, they'll be booted from the party
Queen's Guards try to beat the heat as temperatures soar
All soldiers are prone to fainting in the heat, and it's such a problem, the British Army is funding research on how to prevent it
Outrage as U.K. PM moves to suspend Parliament weeks before Brexit
Prime Minister Boris Johnson insists it is a routine move, but many see it as an unprecedented power-grab to try and "govern without parliament"
Prince Andrew denies seeing suspicious Jeffrey Epstein behavior
"At no stage during the limited time I spent with him did I see, witness or suspect any behavior of the sort that subsequently led to his arrest and conviction," Andrew said
U.K. tries to fight knife crime with "racist" chicken box campaign
Hundreds of thousands of boxes printed with the slogan "#knifefree" were sent to fried chicken restaurants around the country
Video shows Iran officer warning UK warship: "Don't put your life in danger"
The seizure has heightened tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway for the world's energy supplies
Terminal in Riyadh airport hit again, a day after deadly strike killed 12
Trump announces Russia-Ukraine "energy ceasefire" after criticizing Zelenskyy
Steve Bannon on the GOP and the midterms: "We can't afford to lose"
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Democrat Chris Pappas says "we're taking nothing for granted" in N.H. race
