Matthew James Goodwin, a prominent British political scientist, recently questioned the media's handling of the UK's grooming ...

A post shared on X claims to show a cover of The Times about grooming gangs from 2025. Verdict: Misleading This front page is ...

Elon Musk’s recent obsession with UK politics is being fuelled by a series of popular accounts on his social media platform X ...

TODD BOEHLY is in talks to buy The Daily Telegraph. The Chelsea co-owner, 51, could help to fund Dovid Efune's bid to acquire the UK Newspaper. Efune, 39, already owns The New York Sun and is ...

A collection of British newspapers. Royal links to an alleged Chinese spy feature on the front pages of Friday’s newspapers. The Daily Telegraph and The Times both focus on reports that a ...

In 2018, he paid for full page ads to be placed in several British newspapers, beginning his search for the families of the soldiers. From that search and with the help of the Royal British Legion ...

The late Queen Elizabeth II’s second, and reportedly favourite, son featured on the front pages of British newspapers for a third straight day on Dec 15 over his links to the unnamed Chinese ...

More specifically, Mr. Mandelson, as European commissioner for trade in 2018, warned in a British newspaper it was “necessary to recognize Mr. Trump’s behavior for what it is: he is a bully, and the U ...

The late Queen Elizabeth II's second son, and reportedly favourite, featured on the front pages of UK newspapers for a third straight day Sunday over his links to the unnamed Chinese businessman.

Andrew was forced to pull out from his family’s Christmas celebrations, British newspapers reported on Sunday, amid public anger over his role in a second major scandal in five years. He was labeled ...

UK newspapers reported on Monday that Buckingham Palace had told Andrew to withdraw from public view over Christmas. The Barron's news department was not involved in the creation of the content above.

The U.K. will have to swallow jurisdiction of the Court of Justice of the European Union, meaning London would accept EU laws applying for the first time since Brexit, the British newspaper reported.