A British man who showed his young victim pornography before sexually assaulting her has been convicted and sentenced to 16 years in prison for his crimes.
Two British teens have been arrested after a video of them throwing a seat down several floors at a shopping center towards at oblivious shoppers went viral.
Two British teens have been arrested after a video of them throwing a seat down several floors at a shopping center towards at oblivious shoppers went viral.
A young UK woman has been sentenced to three years in prison after she allegedly posted explicit photographs of her father's former mistress to an escort website in an act of vengeance.
While the Supreme Court has ruled that the foreign spouse income limit remains lawful, judges have commented about its negative impact on families and children's welfare.
The move is stated as their latest efforts to help crack down on Internet piracy. The UK government has drawn up a Voluntary Code of Practice that demote search results for copyright-infringing websites - signed by Google, Bing, the Motion Picture Association and the British Phonographic Industry (BPI).
If the UK cannot keep the European Medicines Agency after Brexit, ministers warned that British cancer patients might be put in the second or third wave of medicine recipients.
More than 200 law educators and students penned a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May, highlighting the negative impact of President Donald Trump's visit to the U.K.
Cold calls or nuisance calls will not be easily conducted in the UK. Since last May, the government imposed a new rule to easily track down unsolicited calls and has accumulated more than £2 million ($2.9 million) fines.
The proposed 30-hour extension on U.K's free childcare has not been attracive to service providers. Childcare providers fear that with the new proposal, business sustainability will be difficult.
The attacks of Saudi Arabia over Yemen recently shed light on another character in the story, and that is United Kingdom's weaponries. According to news reports, UK's weapons and in turn the British government are challenged regarding the issue of the breach on international humanitarian laws.
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.
Slavers are reportedly selling Nepalese children who are survivor of the earthquake. They are being sold to United Kingdom to work as unpaid domestic slaves.
The European Court of Justice will take a closer look at the approval of the Investigatory Power Bill in the UK. The justice court will verify if the new bill will be compatible to the EU law.
UK is facing a lawsuit from ClientEarth after the latter alleged that the government's air pollution plans would fail to meet the targets projected by the European Union.
Li Ka-shing, a Hongkong tycoon and reportedly one of Asia's richest men, says his investments in Great Britain will lessen if it votes to leave the European Union in the June referendum.
UK Chancellor made bold unveiling of a sugar tax in his Budget. Day after, Local Authorities asked for powers to regulate junk-food advertisement near school vicinity.
