Dario Thuburn

US President Joe Biden said it was “unlikely” the missile had been fired from Russia, while France urged “utmost caution” in identifying who was behind the blast

Here are some of the more puzzling rules as Europeans settle for another winter holiday season overshadowed by the pandemic threat

The court said that the advice the PM had given to the queen, who formally issued the prorogation order, was "unlawful, void and of no effect"

The Brexit law that received royal assent on Monday is at the centre of a constitutional stand-off with enormous implications for Britain

Here is a look at the hopefuls to replace Theresa May as Prime Minister

Some eurosceptics are now pressing to end Britain’s 46-year EU membership with no deal, but May warned this could cause "significant economic shock"

​British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn on Monday tabled a non-binding no-confidence vote in Prime Minister Theresa May

A week ago Britain had strict red lines on Brexit, and pro-EU lawmakers were "traitors"

​British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative opponents could trigger a confidence vote against her if at least 48 MPs support it

All eyes are on whether there will now be further resignations by Brexit hardliners that could threaten May’s leadership

The bill transfers decades of European law onto British statute books, and also enshrines Brexit day in British law as March 29 2019

Tensions between far-right and anti-fascist activists have marred a gloomy campaign dominated by fears about immigration and economic malaise.

Hundreds of KFC outlets remained shut in the the UK due to a supply crisis after the company changed delivery partners

The scandal led to the resignation of Oxfam’s deputy head and has thrown into question government funding of roughly £32 million for the charity

Twenty-two people have been killed in a suspected terrorist attack during a pop concert by US star Ariana Grande.