At 4:24 p.m. on Monday, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, gave birth to a baby boy in the presence of her husband Prince William, royal officials announced as the sun began to go down in London on the hottest day in Britain this …
At last, the summer event the world and the international media have been awaiting has arrived. The Duchess of Cambridge, formerly known as Kate Middleton, has gone into labor and the child who will one day be Britain’s monarch …
The wait for the world’s most anticipated child is drawing to a close. Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, was admitted to a central London hospital in the early stages of labor early today, royal officials announced.
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Pippa and Harry are likely picks. But so too are any number of nonroyal friends
On June 16, the eve of the G8 meeting in Northern Ireland, the Guardian newspaper reported that British intelligence agencies had spied on officials from friendly governments during two 2009 summits – of the G20 – in London.
To most people who watched the widely distributed video of Michael Adebolajo standing in a London street on May 22 talking into the camera of a passer-by while holding a meat cleaver that he had allegedly just used to help kill a
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The whole world witnessed the aftermath of the suspected May 22 terror attack in London. Bystanders filmed and photographed the body of a man, lying in a suburban street, as his apparent killers, not fleeing but seeming to flaunt …
British Prime Minister David Cameron this morning denounced right-wing riots and attacks on mosques as “knee-jerk responses” to the brutal knife attack apparently committed by two men on a London street yesterday as the attack …
Security is the top priority for the competitors and spectators expected in the British capital on Sunday
Throughout her life and political career, Margaret Thatcher was a divisive figure. On the eve of her funeral, Scotland Yard has been attempting to predict just how divisive the former Prime Minister will be in death.
Since …
Prominent members of Britain’s political class were quick to eulogize the divisive former Prime Minister
As Pope Benedict prepares to step down, Rome fast-tracks the retirement of Britain’s highest ranking Catholic prelate amid scandalous allegations.
Though many ravenous Brits and Americans often insist “I’m so hungry I could eat a horse,” few of them would happily allow horsemeat to pass their lips. But as the horsemeat scandal continues to reign over the U.K. and part …
