Soaring inflation across the UK has caused “acute distress” to Britons, Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has said, stressing that the Bank of England must take “decisive action” to get prices back under control.

More than 1,000 faith leaders in the UK, representing six major religions, condemn the government's anti-refugee bill, warning it will criminalize refugees.

The UK has threatened Russia with massive consequences and financial sanctions if Ukraine is invaded.

​​​​​​​The UK hits a new record for the number of COVID-19 cases, with 88,376 new cases.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has defeated a Tory-led rebellion to cut the foreign aid budget by only a majority of 35 votes.

Boris Johnson has narrowly avoided a Tory rebellion to cuts to the UK aid budget as Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle disallows a proposed amendment on the grounds of a legal technicality.

The Electoral Commission has launched an investigation into the origin of funding for renovation works at Boris Johnson's private residence at 11 Downing Street.