Karen Pierce, Britain's ambassador to the United States ... “I think other countries are unnerved when America isn’t working in the way they think it should work and showing leadership.

“[The] UK is out of line but I’m sure that one… I think that one can be worked out.” open image in gallery Keir Starmer has said he wants a ‘strong trading relationship’ with America ...

The UK also still shares a lot of regulatory standards with the EU which could affect its options and bargaining position with America. With Sir Keir seeking a “reset” with the EU, the Prime ...

Whitehall is watching anxiously as the president of the world’s largest economy unleashes tariffs on America’s neighbours ... and his allies are hoping Britain will avoid getting caught ...

LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Britain, France and Germany on Friday ... UNRWA," he said in a statement on the social media platform X. "We will abide by the law and we will continue to facilitate ...

Washington, United States — US President Donald Trump indicated Sunday that he would not immediately impose tariffs on Britain, as he suggested that the European Union could be line for levies ...

The British man asks them a range of questions and the man in the driver's seat responds with "yes, sir" multiple times, ...

"Should the UK do the same?" An identical post on X, opens new tab received more than 100,000 views. However, Britain scrapped birthright citizenship in 1983. Before Jan. 1, 1983, anyone born in ...

Second, if there is one country in the world with even bigger trade deficits than the US, it's Britain. This country has deindustrialised even quicker than America, with the upshot that unlike the ...

The UK statistics agency is deploying artificial intelligence, QR codes and behavioral science as part of a raft of novel strategies to drive up responses to its crisis-hit labor market survey.

Britain risks being left more vulnerable to blackouts as a political row in Norway over power exports escalates. The Norwegian government collapsed this week following a row over EU green energy laws.

It is notable that Britain’s fastest-growing political party has just five MPs. Parliament’s benches are less a place to go to pose questions than to pose for clips on X. This House seems to ...