Anger in Scotland after British PM rules out new independence vote
Scottish First Minister hits back at Johnson after he rejected a new independence ref.
Tag: Britain
Britain’s economy stalls over rate cut fear
Britain’s economy has stalled as Brexit contributed to slashing manufacturing output.
EU warns of tough talks post-Brexit with UK
UK could lose its open access to the EU market if refused to extend post-Brexit talks.
Top UK bosses earn annual average wage in days: Research
There has been longstanding concern in Britain about wage discrepancies.
Britain urges Iran to come in from the cold
Britain urges Iran to “do the right thing” by de-escalating tensions with the US.
UK manufacturing shrinks again: Data
Britain’s manufacturing activity slumped in December for the eighth month in a row, hit by Brexit jitters and global trade tensions, data showed yesterday.
Britain’s Queen hails climate movement on Christmas Day
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II used her Christmas Day message Wednesday to pay tribute to young environmental campaigners who were inspired to global action by Swedish teen Greta Thunberg.
Johnson’s Brexit deal secures first win in new parliament
Britain’s new parliament gives its initial approval to a revised EU divorce deal.
Johnson starts work as PM with Brexit a priority
Prime Minister Boris Johnson got down to work Monday following his sweeping election victory, appointing ministers and announcing plans to publish legislation this week to get Britain out of the European Union.
Britain votes in snap ‘Brexit election’
Britain went to the polls yesteday to decide the future of Brexit in a snap pre-Christmas election aimed at ending years of political deadlock and bitter divisions over the country’s European Union membership.
Britain ramps up terror checks after London stabbings
Britain’s PM orders the security services to step up monitoring of convicted terrorists.
Remains of 16 found dead in UK truck arrive back in Vietnam
The first remains of the 39 people found dead in a truck in Britain last month arrived in Vietnam early Wednesday, capping a weeks-long wait by families eager to bury their loved ones.
Johnson, Corbyn trade blows in first TV debate before polls
Johnson and Corbyn traded blows over Brexit and the health system.
Prince Andrew denies having sex with teen victim of Epstein
Britain’s Prince Andrew has “categorically” denied having sex with an alleged teen victim of disgraced US financier Jeffrey Epstein, who claims she was forced to sleep with the royal, in an extraordinary interview broadcast on UK television on Saturday.
British parties get set for snap December 12 polls
Britain’s political leaders tested their election pitches on Wednesday after parliament backed Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s second bid for a pre-Christmas poll aimed at breaking the lengthy Brexit deadlock.
Vietnam collects DNA to identify dead inside truck in Britain
Vietnamese officials collect DNA samples from relatives of those feared dead in truck.
South Korea ratifies Britain FTA ahead of Brexit
South Korea’s parliament ratifies a trade deal between Seoul and London.
Dread builds in Vietnam over fate of missing UK migrants
Dread mounted across Vietnam over 39 people found dead in a truck in Britain.
Horror in Britain as 39 found dead in truck
Britain launches investigation after 39 bodies were found in a refrigerated truck.
Scottish nationalists want new referendum on leaving Britain
The Scottish National Party to call for a new referendum on independence next year.
Britain, EU enter make-or-break Brexit week
Britain and the European Union yesteray enter a pivotal week that determines if they are still on course to reach amicable divorce terms – and when Brexit might finally occur.
UK to end EU freedom of movement from October 31
Britain says it would end EU freedom of movement rules immediately after Brexit.
Labour courts rebel Tories to block no-deal Brexit
Labour Party urges rebel Conservative lawmakers to help block a no-deal Brexit.
UK calls for EU-led armada in Persian Gulf over tanker tensions with Iran
The once-mighty sea power Britain has called for an “European-led maritime protection” mission in the Persian Gulf, after London and Tehran escalated tensions by seizing each other’s oil tankers.
Boris Johnson’s clowning glory
The fissures that have emerged over the last three years — not only within the Conservative Party, but throughout the political system and society in general — have left the UK deeply damaged.
Initial backing for Britain’s Hormuz Strait safe passage plan
France, Italy and Denmark gave initial support for a British plan for a European-led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, proposed after Iran’s seizure of a British-flagged tanker, three senior EU diplomats said on Tuesday.
Johnson wins vote to become PM
Boris Johnson wins the race to become Britain’s next prime minister, but will face a confrontation over Brexit with Brussels.
UK car sector accelerates towards electric future
Britain’s auto industry is accelerating toward electrification.
Kingdom’s homeless football team bid for glory
After securing all travel permits and visas, Cambodia’s team of eight football players will leave for Britain next week where they will represent the kingdom at the Homeless World Cup – an annual football tournament that aims to energise underprivileged people to change their own lives.
Leaked memo in diplomatic row ‘linked to Brexit Party’
The diplomatic row that led to Britain’s ambassador to the United States stepping down has taken a new turn after it emerged the journalist who allegedly leaked confidential messages has close links to the Brexit Party.
