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The ‘Bibby Stockholm’, which will be moored in the port of Portland, will accommodate a maximum of 500 men in 222 rooms

The British government is studying a new proposal to make the practice more attractive in the country

A new generation of British leaders has altered the political landscape but experts point out the next general election will be the real acid test among the wider public

The Scott Trust, the foundation that owns the British newspaper, will allocate £10 million to a restorative justice program for descendant communities

Tim Davie announced on Monday that the popular sports presenter will return to “Match of the Day,” bringing to a close a days-long saga over the network’s social media guidelines

The agreement, described as a ‘decisive breakthrough,’ is a big victory for the British PM but not the end of his troubles. Selling it to his own Conservative Party may be a tougher struggle

A new book delves into a sex change center that the British government is shutting down

The Church of England’s General Synod will continue to block same-sex marriages in their churches, although it now allows clergy to recognize them

The brother of the British monarch is threatening to revive his legal battle against Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of sexually assaulting her when she was a minor

The word, say critics, has ties to imperialism and monsters, and should be replaced with ‘mummified remains.’ Conservatives are having a field day with the move

David Carrick pleaded guilty to dozens of sexual offenses between 2003 and 2020. The London police allowed him to remain in the force despite 14 internal probes

The media furor sparked by the royal’s memoir may overshadow the monarch’s coronation and lead to a new ‘annus horribilis’ for the British royal family

The owner of a painting said to be a true likeness of the playwright wants to sell it for over $12 million, but experts disagree on whether it is the real thing

The most intimate of acts is in fact a public matter, states the Oxford scholar in her book ‘The Right to Sex.’ She advocates for a feminism at the intersection of gender, class and race

Susan Hussey has stepped down from her palace duties after asking a Black charity leader where she was ‘really’ from

The German-American scholar – published widely during the Trump era – is studying how multiculturalism can thrive in democratic societies

The spouse of the new British Prime Minister has a fortune that doubles that of King Charles III courtesy of a 0.91% stake in the family business and shares in six other companies

The Indian-born writer is one of the most provocative and perceptive intellectuals of our time. Based in London, he challenges the West’s narratives of liberal consensus. Now, he returns to the novel to reflect on uprootedness

The former chancellor will be asked to form a government by King Charles, replacing Liz Truss, the outgoing leader who only lasted 44 days on the job

The politician said she could not deliver on the promises she made when she was running for Conservative leader, having lost the faith of her party

Buckingham Palace says tradition and modernity will be present at a ceremony that is expected to be much shorter than Elizabeth II’s own coronation in 1953

Once anti-royalist, anti-Thatcher and anti-Brexit, the Tory leader made a radical political shift to become the heroine of Conservative Party hardliners. But what will her new U-turn on tax cuts do for her image?

More than 500 sitting and former heads of state will gather in the British capital to honor the deceased monarch

About 100 workers at Clarence House, the king’s headquarters while he was Prince of Wales, were warned of redundancies during a church service for Elizabeth II

Nationalism in Scotland and Northern Ireland threatens the stability of the new monarch’s reign

The event was televised for the first time and attended by former prime ministers of the UK and other dignitaries while crowds gathered outside to formally hear the news