The Brexit law that received royal assent on Monday is at the centre of a constitutional stand-off with enormous implications for Britain
Robert Mugabe shaped and twisted an entire nation in his own image. Now he can rule forever from the Great Presidential Palace in the Sky.
Educating our children in their mother tongues
will help to address underdevelopment in Africa
Bandied around as a panacea, “social cohesion” is actually a way for the elite to dominate citizens by forcing them to repress their differences
The regulators demanded Facebook provide guarantees that user information, such as transaction histories, will not be shared without explicit consent
The former London mayor easily beat his rival, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, in a poll conducted among members of the governing Conservative Party.
Hong Kong was ceded to Britain in perpetuity by China in the mid-1800s. But following an agreement in 1997, it would be handed back to China
Eleven candidates have set their sights on replacing May, who quit as the prime minister over her failure to take Britain out of the EU on time
Humans must urgently redefine a good quality life — and it should not include buying stuff
Here is a look at the hopefuls to replace Theresa May as Prime Minister
Theresa May’s resilience has been remarkable. But it is also finite
The Australian whistle-blower, who was arrested on April 11 after Ecuador gave him up, could face a 12-month prison sentence
The British were sold a defective Boris washing machine so they should be allowed to return it
EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said Wednesday "no solution" has been found so far to break the deadlock over Brexit.
Documents found in Britain’s national archives reveal that more than 500 000 black soldiers were underpaid for their service in WWII
Speaker John Bercow is best known for presiding over debates, bellowing "Order! Order!" at unruly lawmakers and chastising ministers who displease him
Matthew Hedges was among more than 700 prisoners pardoned by UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al-Nahyan
Some British hardliners had argued that Ireland would simply follow along in any exit deal — a sentiment that caused outrage among many Irish people
Operatives from Russia’s GRU arm carried out various ‘reckless and indiscriminate’ high-profile online attacks, says the UK’s foreign secretary
Britain’s main opposition Labour Party is bracing for a tumultuous debate on the toxic issue of Brexit at its annual conference
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group, missile strikes hit two military targets in Aleppo and Hama provinces
The WikiLeaks founder has been dodging an arrest warrant and extradition to Sweden over a probe into rape and sexual assault allegations against him.
Cheddar Man’s tribe migrated to Britain at the end of the last Ice Age and his DNA has been linked to individuals discovered in modern-day Spain
Zimbabwe is still suffering from having to pay off loans accrued by a pre-independence white supremacist government.
UK politician Carl Sargeant was found dead just days after resigning over misconduct allegations
At least one man dead and 10 others injured after a man rammed his van into worshippers near Finsbury Park mosque, police say.
Britain started the formal process of leaving the EU last month, but the negotiations are not due to begin for weeks.
A second referendum may have to be held if the ‘leave’ camp manages to win with a small margin.
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside British Prime Minister David Cameron’s 10 Downing Street home on Saturday to demand his resignation.
David Cameron wins vote by a majority of 174, but Britain is a bit-part player and it’ll make little difference to the wider picture.
Corbyn is making his mark on the UK’s Labour Party, but he ignores its May disaster at his peril.
As the world marks victory over Japan Day, a remarkable story is told of a Nigerian soldier rescued by Rohingya villagers.