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Since Labour swept to power two years ago, Britain has cycled through three U.S. ambassadors, two trade secretaries and is now preparing for a second prime minister.

A journalist who conducted a stalking campaign against former chancellor George Osborne and his wife Thea Rogers has walked free from court.

Andy Burnham should publicly offer to provide a nuclear umbrella over Europe if he becomes the UK’s next leader, a top European diplomat told.

There were times when prime ministers seemed to be on their way out as soon as they’d arrived.

For the people of Lebanon, 2020 proved to be a year of near-total catastrophe.

An influential committee of MPs might initiate an inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s role as a UK trade envoy despite his arrest, as it has come to light that the disgraced former royal frequently urged ministers for a larger government role.

They always generate friction with their colleagues, sometimes act as lightning conductors by taking the blame for the boss’s failings, and occasionally cause the kind of power surge that blows the fuse box or threatens to set the whole system on fire.

The former Prime Minister has given his support to a new initiative to provide prostate cancer screening to men who are most at risk.

Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to recover more than £100m of taxpayer money from a company linked to Baroness Mone over a Covid medical supplies scandal.

Queen Elizabeth II was a Remainer who did not support Brexit but thought that EU bureaucracy was "ridiculous", according to a new book.

The sleepy Oxfordshire hamlet of Dean has been swarming with US secret service and police as US Vice President JD Vance begins his holiday.

Rishi Sunak, who is serving as the interim Tory leader, announced his Shadow Cabinet after many top Tories lost their seats in a devastating general election night for the party

Foreign secretary had brief video call with person claiming to be Petro Poroshenko, says Foreign Office

A D-Day furore for his rival lets the Labour leader play PM in waiting. But questions remain over his party’s defense plans.

The year was 1997, and U.K. Conservative Leader William Hague had convened a meeting of his top team following Labour’s landslide election victory.

Education secretary Gillian Keegan, Jeremy Hunt and David Cameron oppose move, while university leaders warn of economic and cultural impact

Report provoked a flurry of questions for the British government Monday afternoon.

Briton with cancer living in Italy unable to get care he is entitled to after Brexit