U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry outlines strategies for the international community to tackle threats from militants, following meetings ...
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry outlines strategies for the international community to tackle threats from militants, following meetings with his British counterpart in London. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)."> Less
Media reports say the pasengers killed when a private jet crashed in southern England were relatives of late al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden...
Media reports say the pasengers killed when a private jet crashed in southern England were relatives of late al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Paul Chapman reports. Less
The German anti-immigration and anti-Islam group, PEGIDA, holds its first official march in the United Kingdom, as several thousand of its s...
The German anti-immigration and anti-Islam group, PEGIDA, holds its first official march in the United Kingdom, as several thousand of its supporters also turn out in Germany's Dresden. Gavino Garay reports. Less
European Union leaders insist there will be 'no informal talks' with the British government until it makes a formal request to lea...
European Union leaders insist there will be 'no informal talks' with the British government until it makes a formal request to leave. Yiming Woo reports. Less
England's High Court rules that the British government requires parliamentary approval to trigger the process of exiting the European U...
England's High Court rules that the British government requires parliamentary approval to trigger the process of exiting the European Union, upsetting Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plans. Less
British Prime Minister Theresa May calls for the country to unite after Saturday's (June 3) terrorist attack in London. Rough cut (no r...
British Prime Minister Theresa May calls for the country to unite after Saturday's (June 3) terrorist attack in London. Rough cut (no reporter narration) Less
The some 2.5 billion paper cups used every year in the UK aren't recyclable, but one man says he's about to turn the beverage industry upsid...
The some 2.5 billion paper cups used every year in the UK aren't recyclable, but one man says he's about to turn the beverage industry upside down. Joel Flynn drinks it in."> Less
Soaring summer temperatures are helping swell orders for Britain's only deckchair manufacturer. But as demand from its traditional market on...
Soaring summer temperatures are helping swell orders for Britain's only deckchair manufacturer. But as demand from its traditional market on UK beaches declines, Southsea Deckchairs is branching out into fashion and export. Hayley Platt went to Portsmouth for a closer look."> Less
The dynamic and changing silhouettes formed by flocks of starlings is a natural wonder enjoyed by ornithologists, but little understood. Now...
The dynamic and changing silhouettes formed by flocks of starlings is a natural wonder enjoyed by ornithologists, but little understood. Now a team of researchers at the UK's University of Warwick have come up with an explanation, one that they say could have major implications in the field of drone robotics. Jim Drury reports."> Less
A UK-based biotech firm is developing a new weapon to kill off the dengue virus. Researchers in Brazil are producing millions of male mosqui...
A UK-based biotech firm is developing a new weapon to kill off the dengue virus. Researchers in Brazil are producing millions of male mosquitoes genetically modified with a gene that kills off their offspring. The plan is to release the GM males into the wild where they will mate with females who will give birth to mosquitoes that carry a gene that kills them before they reach maturity. The scientist say that if done on a large scale, the dengue-carrying mosquito population could be decimated in a matter of months. Ben Gruber reports."> Less
Scientists in the UK have successfully grown a fully functional organ inside a living animal by transplanting cells grown in a laboratory. T...
Scientists in the UK have successfully grown a fully functional organ inside a living animal by transplanting cells grown in a laboratory. The researchs marks the first time a living organ has been created outside the body. Researchers from the MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Edinburgh hope their study will pave the way for similar techniques to be used in humans in future. Matthew Stock reports."> Less
British Prime Minister David Cameron tells the British people that the deal clinched with other EU leaders in Brussels gives the UK the "ben...
British Prime Minister David Cameron tells the British people that the deal clinched with other EU leaders in Brussels gives the UK the "benefits" of EU membership without the parts of Europe "that don't work for us". Rough... Less
Prime Minister David Cameron says Britain will not turn its back on Europe but that the UK's decision to leave the European Union must ...
Prime Minister David Cameron says Britain will not turn its back on Europe but that the UK's decision to leave the European Union must be accepted. Less
Fear over Britain's EU exit are once again on the minds of investors as the UK currency slumps to another historic low and Asia stocks ...
Fear over Britain's EU exit are once again on the minds of investors as the UK currency slumps to another historic low and Asia stocks fall into the red early on. Reuters Wayne Cole says it's all adding to worries that Brexit's effects... Less
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