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Farmer attempts to extort £1.4 million from Tesco by stuffing baby food jars with metal blades

Tesco issued a product recall for 47,000 jars of Heinz baby food and 140,000 jars of Cow and Gate baby food.

Man accidentally burns down flat after botched marriage proposal

Groom-to-be sets up proposal scene with hundreds of tea lights and returns to find his flat on fire after fetching his girlfriend from work.

Johnson holds care home and hospital workers accountable for rising COVID-19 death toll

Majority of the care providers felt insulted given that they have gone beyond what was expected of them.

Queen Elizabeth II's dressmaker Stewart Pravin and team make scrubs for NHS hospital

Parvin, who has been designing clothing for the royal family since 2007, joins other British designers in making PPE essentials for coronavirus relief.

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'Best President ever' - pro-Trump activist pops Baby Trump balloon

Protests venues in the UK saw a face-off between the Trump supporters and anti-Trump activists as the US president met with the British prime minister and other political leaders.

Tearful Theresa May announces resignation

British Prime Minister Theresa May announced her resignation on Friday. The PM was in tears while announcing her decision to quit.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested in London

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested at the Ecuadorian embassy in London on Thursday.

EU to delay Brexit until October over failed negotiations

The European Union has granted the UK a "flextension" until Oct. 31.

More Brexit Voters Think Theresa May Muddled Negotiations As Commons Takes Over

Brexit latest has the British parliament gaining an upper hand on the process, reflecting the disenchantment with Prime Minister Theresa May's handling of the Brexit negotiations.

Ryanair passenger left with bloody nose after mid-air fight

Two passengers on a Ryanair flight from Glasgow, Scotland, to Tenerife, Spain, were detained after they got into a fight that left one person with a bloody nose.

Anti-Brexit protesters outside the Houses of Parliament

No-deal Brexit rejected by MPs: What does this mean?

After rejecting Prime Minister's Brexit plan twice, the British Parliament on Wednesday voted to reject a no deal Brexit too.

London police investigating 3 bomb threats at major UK transportation hubs

Scotland Yard is investigating packages containing explosive devices that were mailed to three major London transit hubs in what might be considered "a linked series."

Theresa May promises £1.6B 'bribe' for Brexit-supporting communities

Prime Minister Theresa May has come under fire for the 1.6 billion pound ($2.1billion) fund that promises economic growth for pro-Brexit communities.

Brexit date could be delayed until 2021 as Theresa May's plans underwhelm

Brexit is unlikely to happen on March 29 and may drag on until 2021.

Hiring with conviction: Give former prisoners a decent chance in the workplace

For those who wish to seek rehabilitation and contribute to society, we must think about how the crime has affected their lives and how we can support them back into work.

Do your employees need a workplace detox? Seven steps to improving a company's culture

The effects of a toxic workplace culture can range from deteriorating employee health and happiness levels, to decreased productivity and employee churn.

Brexit diet could lead to 5,600 deaths a year as fresh fruit and veg prices shoot up

Brexit-related increase in trade costs will make it harder to get hold of foods that are critical components of healthy diets and chronic-disease prevention.

We must stop a minority of Brexit fanatics from holding the United Kingdom to ransom

The hard Brexit wheels are coming off. We know it, the EU knows it, May knows it.

Toxic workplaces are feeding the impostor phenomenon – here's why

The "impostor's" internal drive for perfection and their constant expectation of external criticism pushes them to underestimate their abilities.

Conservative Party conference 2018: It's do or die for Theresa May

The cost of failure in Birmingham will be very high for May, the Conservative Party, and the country.

Chequers vs Canada-plus Brexit trade plans – 7 key differences explained

Overall, neither proposal is very attractive from an economic point of view.

Chancellor of the Exchequer John McDonnell

Labour and John McDonnell are right to give workers a stake, says company law professor

Shadow chancellor unveiled striking proposals on employee ownership and employee representation on the board, at Labour Party conference.

Labour Party conference 2018: More Corbyn personality cult than a social movement

Generations of leftists argued the party needed to look beyond Westminster and mobilise millions behind a full-blooded socialist programme.

Is Chequers plan dead? Why Theresa May's Brexit great escape is still possible

Theresa May's trip to Austria has made it even harder to argue that Chequers is really the answer to the Brexit question.

Brexit: What EU migration has done for the UK

Despite the numerous positive benefits, it may be in private-rented accommodation and low-paid work where the impact is most perceived.

How Boris Johnson could incite more Muslim women to don the burqa

Burqa comments like Boris Johnson's are pushing Muslims to reassert their identity.

Jeremy Corbyn, antisemitism and the problem of nothingness

Antisemitism demands open reflection, a vision for the future and, most of all, political leadership.

How to programme your winning mentality

Our mind comes as standard equipment at birth. It's free, and we don't tend to value the things that we get for free.

Giant Trump baby blimp: Why humour is such a powerful form of protest

An inflatable "baby" Donald Trump is expected to be the star attraction in London as protesters take to the streets to oppose the visit of divisive US president.