Relatives of hundreds of patients who died in a single English hospital were right to ask all the questions, head of the inquiry said on Wednesday. Read More »

A UK secondary school’s new uniform policy has raised questions and drawn criticism from parents and social media. Read More »

As Westminster stalls on introducing laws regarding its use, a new poll finds that Brits are overwhelmingly in favor of medical cannabis, while a majority are in favor of a less hard line stance on broader use of the herb. Read More »

In France, people will face fines up to the equivalent of $885 for wolf-whistling or making sexual comments toward others after France’s National Assembly approved a new bill this week to limit sexual harassment. Read More »

Meghan Markle was a true princess bride on Saturday, wearing a dress by Givenchy and a GORGEOUS tiara from the royal family's collection. Read More »

The royal wedding was no average affair. In fact, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s wedding cost around $42.8 million. Read More »

As a two-day conference on the fight against terrorism financing began on Wednesday at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Paris authorities announced that they have identified hundreds of donors supporting one of the most notorious terrorist groups. Read More »

Despite a lack of public support, Theresa May, led by the US, went ahead with airstrikes against the Syrian government. We took the streets of London to find out what the public now thought following the attack. Read More »

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Over 60 percent of UK nationals believe that a parliamentary vote on whether London should join the United States in its possible military action against Syria should be held, a survey by YouGov pollster showed on Thursday. Read More »

Western countries and their key Asian allies have deployed naval forces to areas including the Yellow Sea to enforce the trade embargo imposed on North Korea by the UN Security Council over its nuclear and missile programs. Read More »