Britain condemns the Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia
Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirms pubs, cafes, restaurants, hotels, cinemas and museums in England will reopen on 4 July as hospitality sector restarts in easing of lockdown restrictions
Five Eyes - US, Australia Canada, New Zealand and Britain - met via videoconference "to advance defense & security cooperation on matters of common interest to support & defend a stable, rules-based, global order that is increasingly being challenged"
The UK government will oppose any forthcoming annexation of the West Bank by Israel
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says there have been no further COVID19 deaths in the country for the sixth day running
The second victim of the Reading terror attack has been named as 39-year-old American citizen Joe Ritchie-Bennett, his family has confirmed to the Philadelphia Inquirer
British security official: The motive for the City of Reading stabbing is unknown, but has nothing to do with anti-racist demonstrations
British police arrested Libyan man after knife attack in Reading - security source
A source tells Sky News that it is believed a multiple stabbing in Reading centre is terror-related
A large police response is responding to a "serious incident" in Forbury Gardens, Reading, following reports of a stabbing
12 month agoMass stabbing in Reading: Three people have died and two people are in critical condition, The Telegraph reports
Serious incident in Reading, UK. Early reports say that several people have been stabbed with possible fatalities. Earlier there was a BLM protest but organizers say incident is unrelated to event
Katie Hopkins permanently banned from Twitter, social media firm confirms
The UK's covid-19 alert level has been downgraded from four to three following a recommendation from the country's chief medical officers
With some exceptions, "face coverings will be mandatory on all public transport," from Monday including "taxis and private hire cabs, as well as buses, trains, the Glasgow subway, Edinburgh trams, planes, and enclosed areas on ferries," announces @NicolaSturgeon
Fourteen people found inside lorry in Essex arrested
12 month agoRed Arrows & Patrouille de France flying over Paris this morning
12 month agoHeading North over the North Sea: 3x USAF KC135R QUID881/882/883 RAF Global Express Sentinel R.1 RRR7304
The United Kingdom is deeply concerned at the Venezuelan Supreme Court's decision to announce the appointment of members to the National Electoral Council without the approval of the National Assembly, in clear contravention of Venezuela's Constitution
Canada has lost it's bid for a UN Security Council seat. Norway takes 130 votes. Ireland takes 128 votes. Canada came in at 108 votes. Didn't need to go to subsequent rounds
Cecil Rhodes statue to be taken down at Oxford's Oriel College
Counter Terrorism Police say a 14-year-old boy from Eastleigh, in Hampshire, has been charged with the preparation of terrorist acts connected to Islamist terrorism
12 month agoBoris Johnson in car crash at Parliament. Just now. Security drives into back of his car as Kurdish protester runs into road
The BBC has called for public service staff - including journalists - to "express an interest in voluntary redundancy" as it looks to make a further £125m in savings for the financial year as a result of the impact of Covid-19 on its income
British Prime Minister: Very concerned about the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the economy
12 month agoUK MP Andrew Rosindell has tabled a new Early Day Motion to express parliamentary "concern" and "surprise" at HSBC and Standard Chartered's support for the looming HongKong security law. 13 MPs have signed
British Health Secretary: We are winning our battle against the Coronavirus
Department of Health says a further 233 people with covid-19 have died in all settings in the UK bringing the total number of deaths to 41,969
Researchers in England say a steroid called dexamethasone reduced COVID19 deaths by up to one third in severely ill hospitalized patients. It's the first evidence that a drug can improve survival
A Downing Street spokesman says children currently receiving free school meals will continue to do so following a campaign by Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford
