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UK's Johnson sees room for a deal on N.Ireland post-Brexit trade

Earlier on Sunday, Ireland's foreign minister Simon Coveney urged Johnson not to introduce new trade laws that he said could undermine the peace process in Northern Ireland.

UK govt accused of 'cover-up' over Russian-born press baron

Evgeny Lebedev, who owns the London Evening

Johnson's friendship with the Russian-born businessman dates back to his eight years as mayor of London from 2008.

Queen misses UK parliament opening for first time since 1963

Charles delivered the Queen's Speech from the consort's throne, symbolically an inch shorter than the monarch's sovereign throne

In government reset, UK's Johnson looks to Queen's speech to win back voters

Johnson and his government are keen to return the focus on what they call the "real issues" and turn the page on scandals

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Britain's Johnson faces calls to apologise for India massacre

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, regularly emphasises the independence struggle as a vital component of India's national identity.

UK PM sorry for party fine but called 'man without shame'

One national survey suggested around two-thirds of the public spoke negatively about Johnson

Watchdog warned UK government of spyware infections inside 10 Downing Street

The hacking activity connected to the British prime minister's office was investigated by the UK National Cyber Security Centre

UK PM Johnson and finance minister Sunak to be fined over lockdown parties

Opponents have urged the prime minister to resign over the issue.

UK police to issue 20 initial 'partygate' fines

Johnson has already apologised for the parties, which included Christmas celebrations -- and a drink-fuelled gathering the evening before Prince Philip's funeral.

Katherine Tai (R) and Anne-Marie Trevelyan (L)

US announces deal with UK to end steel, aluminum tariffs

The Biden administration in October reached a deal to end the tariffs on the European Union, and in early February did the same with Japan.

The British government announced sanctions

UK's Kleptocracy unit to launch probe to identify Putin's London assets

UK's new "kleptocracy" unit has launched an investigation to identify assets that are allegedly kept by Russian President Vladimir Putin in London.

Chelsea back for sale after Abramovich strikes deal with UK

The Russian has been subjected to government sanctions due to alleged close ties with Vladimir Putin

Queen Elizabeth returns to work after Covid

Senior members of the royal family are due to visit eight of the 14 Commonwealth countries outside the UK

Queen Elizabeth II health: Monarch 'up and about' amid COVID-19 battle

The 95-year old is doing "light duties" as she isolates in Windsor Castle.

UK unveils sanctions on Russian banks and oligarchs

The five banks targeted -- Rossiya, IS Bank, General Bank, Promsvyazbank and the Black Sea Bank -- and three people sanctioned will see any UK assets frozen.

Queen Elizabeth II cancels engagements over Covid symptoms

News of her illness came the day before Johnson announced all pandemic legal curbs in England would end later this week.

Queen Elizabeth II catches COVID, experiencing mild symptoms

"She will continue to receive medical attention and will follow all appropriate guidelines," the Palace said.

Britain to set out plans to scrap COVID self-isolation laws

Johnson will also give more details on how Britain will guard against future coronavirus variants

Determined Queen didn't seek PM's approval to name Camilla the future Queen Consort

Palace officials clarified that they would have needed the government's official only if a change in the law was required to make Camilla the next Queen.

UK MPs' report finds Brexit burdening businesses

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said the report reflected the "lived experiences" of more than 1,000 small- and medium-sized firms trading with the EU.

Four top aides desert UK's embattled Johnson

Downing Street confirmed that chief of staff Dan Rosenfield was leaving, just over a year after he took on the role

UK PM sorry for 'partygate' but vows to plough on

Weeks of revelations since December have seen leaked photographs and emails indicating repeated breaches of social distancing rules the government set for the country.

Anger, reflection as N.Ireland marks 50 years since 'Bloody Sunday'

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week called "Bloody Sunday" a "tragic day in our history".

Queen overruled Boris Johnson to 'set an example' at Prince Philip's funeral

The 95-year-old was of the opinion that bending the restrictions for her would be unfair to the many people who had also lost loved ones during the crisis.