Britain unlikely to investigate Comcast bid for Sky, says minister

Former London mayor Ken Livingstone says he does not accept the allegation that he has brought the Labour Party into disrepute or that he is "in any way guilty of anti-Semitism"

Research from Institute of Cancer Research suggests an over-sterile germ-free environment in the first year of life and "unlucky genetics" are major causes behind childhood leukaemia

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says Ken Livingstone's resignation from the party is "sad" but "the right thing to do"

Ken Livingstone has announced that he is resigning from the Labour Party saying the issues around his suspension for alleged anti-Semitism had become a "distraction"

Metropolitan Police says a man attempted to enter a nightclub in Kingston-upon-Thames with a knife in the early hours of yesterday and Sky Sources say the man was Tyler Dooley who is the nephew of Meghan Markle

Zimbabwe applies to rejoin Commonwealth following ousting of Mugabe

UK Ambassador to the DPRK Alistair Morgan also confirmed what I have been pointing out, China have began to relax sanctions on North Korea and find new "loopholes". He reminded us overall they have a greater "tolerance" of the DPRK nuclear program than the U.S and a bigger timeline conerning it

UK Ambassador to the DPRK Alistair Morgan states that the latest North Korean "pushback" in terms of dialogue is directly connected to the US demands and that these American views were made clear to Kim Jong-un during the Pompeo visit the other week

On this note, UK Ambassador to the DPRK Alistair Morgan stated North Korea are looking for a "step by step" or "phased" approach to denuclearization and will be seeking simultaneous rewards with each step. He says American demands for fast denuclearisation and a "Libya Model" have went down poorly

UK ambassador to the DPRK says Moon Jae-in has actively sought to downplay the Human Rights issue as an incentive for denuclearisation. He states the US supports this. Both are prepared to guarantee the security of North Korea's government to achieve denuclearisation, which is the priority

The UK Ambassador to the DPRK, Alistair Morgan is speaking at Oxford University today. He says American investment in the DPRK is a "carrot they are rejecting" fearing the political consequences. He notes KCNA has upped propaganda warning of "bourgeoise capitalism"

Britain's government says it does not intend to block Comcast's bid for Sky

Theresa May says UK willing to pay for association with EU nuclear research agency Euratom post-Brexit, in return for "a suitable level of influence in line with that contribution and the benefits we bring"

В Великобритании проведут три новых расследования, относительно беспристрастности телеканала RT

Кремль после того, как Роману Абрамовичу не продлили визу в Великобританию : "российский бизнес часто сталкивается с недружественными и беспринципными действиями»

Britain more welcoming to migrants, says Brexit-supporting minister Gove

Пресс-секретарь Терезы Мэй не комментирует задержку визы для российско-еврейского олигарха

Drivers on London Underground's Jubilee Line are to strike on June 6 and 14 in a row over new timetables, the RMT union says

Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesperson says the foreign office is "seeking more information from the Iranian authorities" and the Government is committed to securing Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's release

The inquiry has opened into the Grenfell tower fire and will hear from families of all 72 victims who died in the fire in west London on 14 June last year

Британский медиарегулятор OFCOM открыл три новых расследования против телеканала RT – документ РИА

UK Head of the Royal Air Force tells the Defence Space Conference that "our dependency on space is increasing"

Channel 5 has just announced Michael Palin has returned from filming a "travel series" in North Korea

Boris Johnson: We must give the Prime Minister "time and space to negotiate"

Российские деньги, которые прячут в Британии и отмывают через финансовые учреждения в Лондоне, мешают правительству, которое проводит меры против Москвы, - министры Великобритании

One person has been injured after a large grass fire near the summit of Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh

Sturgeon: I thought that the fact that she walked the first part on her own if you're looking at a proud statement of feminism then you find it from her

Sturgeon: There are some powers, over farming fishing that are currently devolved to the Scottish Parliament. The current law said they should return to the Scottish Parliament. But the UK wanted to centralise these powers for up to 7 years and to impose things on Scotland

Sturgeon: The question is how we arrive at the content of the frameworks. I think it should be by agreement with the Scottish Parliament, Welsh Assembly etc

Sturgeon: If you think about the last couple of years in the UK, it's about how we cope with the damages of Brexit. But in Scotland we can look at how we can seize the opportunities

Sturgeon: Once we get some clarity about the Brexit outcome, then I will consider the timing of an independence referendum Peston

UK Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Hancock: We need to make sure we need a legislative framework to be safer online. The plans include looking at the code of conduct to see how people behave online... making sure there's better transparency about what happens online. And I'm worried about age verification