Brexit talks continue but UK Navy on standby as deadline nears
Transport companies have also warned that EU member Ireland could see import volumes shrink in the event of new customs procedures for goods routed through Britain.
Shortages, jams and shutdowns: UK readies for Brexit 'no-deal' chaos
Failure to secure a deal in time for the end of the transition period on December 31 would see Britain revert to World Trade Organization rules, with tariffs and quotas, from January 1.
Global stocks mixed as pound sinks and Airbnb surges
Johnson warned last-gasp talks for a Brexit trade deal with the European Union could fail, and urged the public to prepare for a "no deal."
Johnson heads to Brussels as time runs out for Brexit deal
The EU fears Britain slashing its regulations, which could allow its companies to undercut European firms.
'Global Britain' defends slashing aid budget
Finance minister Rishi Sunak told Sky News that Britain was facing an "economic emergency" because of the pandemic.
EU set to defend its market amid Brexit frustrations
London has been resisting signing up to the EU's vision of a post-Brexit "level playing field", with trade penalties if either side diverges from agreed standards.
Feuding in Downing Street as UK faces Covid, Brexit challenges
Labour shadow health minister Jonathan Ashworth tweeted that as Britain's death toll from coronavirus reached 50,000, "the preoccupation of Boris Johnson is his squabbling spin doctors."
2-year-old fatally mauled by dog banned under UK's Dangerous Dogs Act
The child was reportedly attacked by a Dogo Argentino, which is banned from being kept as a pet in many counties around the world.
UK govt suffers parliamentary defeat over Brexit bill
Without a deal, Britain would leave the EU single market and customs union on January 1.
Watch as police officer shoves bagpiper at The Cenotaph on Remembrance Day
A video apparently revealed that the Scots Guards veteran had pre-planned the provocation leading to the incident that caused outrage.
Coronavirus latest: Fresh curbs for England and Italy as US sets new case record
More than 9.4 million people have been infected and 233,000 have died in the United States since the disease was first detected in China late last year.
Two British teens dead and one critical after parasailing accident in Greece
The tour operator may face manslaughter charges for ignoring multiple health and safety laws put in place to avoid such accidents.
Netflix subscription rates in the UK speculated to go up soon following US price hike
As detailed by the company, the reason behind the new rates is to supposedly deliver more value for its customers in the United States.
UK Covid update: Govt stands firm on local measures despite virus surge
Cases are doubling every nine days and rising in all age groups and regions, according to the ongoing study by Imperial College London and Ipsos MORI.
67-year-old British man dies in Japanese jail during imprisonment for smuggling drugs
The man died just one year into his sentence for trying to smuggle 2.1 kilograms of amphetamines into the country.
Coronavirus: UK reasearchers prepare for controversial human challenge trials
Given the urgency brought upon by the pandemic, government healthcare officials are pressured to deliver positive results.
Barnier warns 'little time left' as Brexit stalemate drags on
If no deal is found and implemented before December 31, Britain will end up trading with the EU on bare bones WTO regulations.
Start-up medical drone delivery service receives backing from UK Space Agency
Similar to the ones that were introduced before it, the service will transport protective equipment, test kits, and samples to and from hospitals.
Apple enables Health Records feature for users in the UK and Canada
Health Records first launched in the United States in 2018 with only a few healthcare institutions supported.
COVID-19 vaccine: Experts urge public not to expect dramatic changes
Even with the help of the United States' Operation Warp Speed initiative, it would likely take several months for doses to become accessible globally.
Superbike racer accused of domestic abuse after wife falls to her death from Dubai hotel
The woman fell from the window of the hotel in Dubai as her family claims she was a victim of domestic abuse.
Two men arrested for rape and murder of Lancashire doctor and daughter
The murder investigation was launched when the bodies of the woman and the teen were discovered in their home.
Air hostess arrested for drug dealing following COVID-19 job loss
After losing her job, the air hostess started storing and transporting drugs for her boyfriend, she met on a dating site.
EU-UK trade talks resume under Brexit bill cloud
Chief negotiators Michel Barnier and the UK's David Frost met last week.
NHS COVID-19 app encounters another major issue, draws criticism once again
Following the controversial failure of the "Operation Moonshot" mass testing this is another setback that might lead to a public outcry.
Man brutally bludgeons seagull to death for stealing sandwich
A petition has been created to urge the prosecution of the man responsible for the wild animal's death.
COVID-19 testing debacle in the UK draws harsh criticism from top lawmakers
Resources currently available were purportedly insufficient to handle the demand, which led to backlogs among several laboratories.
Killer whales launch unusual attack on boats leaving sailors injured
Scientists baffled by the string of unusual activity exhibited by the mammals near Portugal and Spain.
NHS COVID-19 contact tracing app to require businesses to put up QR code for users to scan
Establishments that normally see folks gather for more than 15 minutes will be asked to put up QR code posters designated by the government.
AstraZeneca virus vaccine final phase trials resume after setback: University of Oxford
Even though the delay might have surprised the public, those involved with the development of vaccines and drugs are familiar with instances such as this.