Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 mission, which took the first humans to the moon’s surface, President Donald Trump has praised the bravery and heroism of astronauts, Wallace and Gromit.
Airports in Scotland have been closed indefinitely over fears that Donald Trump, whose mother was Scottish and emigrated to America in 1930, may attempt to go back to where he came from following his impeachment.
Antivirus software vendors faced backlash this morning as customers received unsolicited St. Swithin’s Day promotional emails.
Chris Grayling has deployed the Seaborne ferry fleet to protect British shipping interests in Iranian waters.
The American citizen was arrested after climbing over Buckingham Palace’s front gate last night, the Metropolitan Police Service has said.
The UK government has moved swiftly to appoint Ivanka Trump as the new UK ambassador in Washington following the resignation of Sir Kim Darroch.
The European Union have announced new legislation that will kill a UK plan to open up alternative burial locations.
ITV’s new weekday prime time talent show, Britain’s Next Prime Minister, has been canned after the pilot fails to engage viewers.
Reports say Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, was not injured by a fall from the fence he has been sat on for the last three years.
Tory leadership candidates Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt will spend the day preparing for a head-to-head debate that will be broadcast on ITV tonight.
The UK government has launched an investigation after diplomatic emails were leaked to The Mail on Sunday.
Under fire British ambassador Sir Kim Darroch seemed to have avoided an international crisis last night by sending a significant portion of a well-known brand of hazelnut and wafer chocolates to the White House.
Local councils should be permitted to bury bodies under speed bumps in a bid to ease overcrowding in cemeteries and reduce speed on urban roads, says a new report.
Dictators from around the globe have chipped in to buy Donald Trump some more tanks for his Fourth of July parade.
Boris Johnson has promised to review the so-called “sin taxes” levied on milkshakes and other sugary beverages.
Liberal Democrat MEPs will release a statement later today in which they apologise for wearing T-shirts featuring foul language during the opening of the European Parliament.
