Geoffrey Boycott is stepping down as a regular cricket commentator on BBC Radio’s Test Match Special after a 14-year run because the former England opener feels that at the age of 79, having survive...

The convention is that an incumbent Prime Minister is not attacked by his immediate predecessor if they are from the same party but on Saturday Theresa May came out against Boris Johnson by attacking ...

Britain’s two main political parties suffered a severe rebuke from voters in local elections, according to results announced on Friday, in an indication of frustration and disenchantment over the co...

The Thames has burst its banks outside George Clooney’s home in the Berkshire village of Sonning, flooding much of the garden and the tennis court and threatening the £10 million property.In a sens...

Three summers ago in England, I loafed around a polling booth in a church building watching the natives vote on their membership of the European Union. Ever since then I’ve had a proprietorial attit...

The Tate Modern, once a power station on the south side of the Thames opposite St Paul’s Cathedral, is one of London’s biggest tourist attractions. It has a giant Turbine Hall, where Anish Kapoor ...

Britain is fast approaching a democratic showdown. The Brexit saga might yet prove to be among the worst of the current worldwide horde of nationalist populisms, or it could offer the best example of ...

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom will act as a sort of Third Umpire next week and decide whether Boris Johnson acted illegally in advising the Queen to prorogue Parliament, the Prime Minister h...

Indian and other foreign students in the UK will be allowed to stay on and work for two years after graduation under Boris Johnson’s progressive policy of opening the country “to the brightest and...

The Most Reverend Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, prostrated himself before the Jallianwala Bagh memorial in Amritsar on Tuesday and uttered the words “very sorry” .Welby prayed at the sit...