A respected English doctor allegedly disguised himself as a nurse to inject his mother's partner with a "flesh-eating" poison under the pretense of administering a COVID-19 booster shot, according to a report.
A large number of parents have already stated their support on a one day protest that opposes the changes in the country's educational system. The National Curriculum Test or SAT will now be given to students six to seven years of age.
In light of the February issue by the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales and the Judicial Executive Board to look into the so-called McKenzie Friends professionals or non-litigants advising clients, critics and supporters recently came up in an on-going discussion.
An injunction ordered by the court has caused an outrage among newspapers in England and Wales for banning them from publishing details about the "celebrity threesome" case, while newspapers in Scotland and the U.S. have done so.
U.K.Ministry of Justice closes 86 courts to fund for new IT system and wi-fis in courts. United Kingdom will make use of the budget that maintains underused courts in Wales and England to finance for new IT system and Wi-Fi's in other courts.
A lesbian woman battling with her ex-partner for the return of her seven-year-old IVF-born daughter from Pakistan has been given hope by a Supreme Court ruling. Justices ruled the child had been habitually resident, allowing the woman’s appeal.
David Cameron’s proposed housing and planning bill is bombarded by criticisms from the Local Government Association (LGA), warning that it will lead to the loss of 88,000 council homes in England by 2020. It will also make people spend a collected £210 million to live in more expensive rental sectors.
Justice Secretary Michael Gove scrapped major cuts to England’s criminal legal aid system, which was previously initiated by his predecessor Chris Grayling.
A new UK law passed last June strengthens Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions’ move to label Israeli settlement products. This would make it easier for people to boycott these Israeli companies.
'The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Poltergeist' will also be based on a real life occurrence of the Warren couple. This time they will be in England to solve a demonic activity.
British police have made a fourth arrest in connection with a cyber attack on telecoms company TalkTalk (TALK.L) in which the company said bank details of more than 20,000 customers were hacked.
Chinese dissident artist and free speech advocate Ai Weiwei said that authorities in Beijing returned his passport on Wednesday, more than four years after it was confiscated following his 81-day secret detention.
Prime Minister David Cameron sealed a surprise election win by persuading Britons to choose the security of modestly rising living standards over an implausible pretender many feared could become the puppet of Scottish nationalists.
Britons went to vote on Thursday in the tightest election for decades; one that could cause government gridlock, push the world's fifth-largest economy closer to leaving the European Union and stoke a second attempt by Scotland to break away.
Lawmakers in the lower house of parliament are expected to vote to ban branding on cigarette packs by a large margin later on Wednesday, a move that would force manufacturers to adopt plain packets in England by 2016.
Saint Michael, the archangel of battle, is tattooed across the back of a U.S. army veteran who recently returned to Iraq and joined a Christian militia fighting Islamic State in what he sees as a biblical war between good and evil.
British police said on Friday they had arrested a man in northwest England following the 2014 cyber attacks on Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox systems.
Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai, who was shot in the head by the Taliban in 2012 for advocating girls' right to education, and Indian campaigner against child trafficking and labor Kailash Satyarthi won the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
