The British royal family prepares for the baptism of Prince Louis, the third child of Prince William and his wife Catherine. The chapel of St. James's Palace is Monday the scene of the ceremony, where traditions are honored.
A British school has launched a bold idea: an 'unsafe space' at school to debate about controversial topics. The place has to serve as a forum, but some pupils see little benefit. 'You can be as racist, sexist and xenophobic as you want', says student Sarah Cundy to The Guardian.
A 57-year-old Rotterdammer was convicted in Britain to 18 years old. He had clogged about 50 kilo drugs in a car. When he was checked at the entrance to the Channel Tunnel, he walked against the lamp.
British singer and pianist Peter Skellern is deceased at the age of 69. Which on Friday announced his family through the Mirror. Skellern became world famous in 1972 with the song 'You're a Lady '.
The huge congestion on the access roads to the British port town of Dover last at least until Monday.
A 40-year-old asylum seeker from Sudan has been sentenced by a British court in Canterbury to nine months in prison because he had walked through the Channel Tunnel from France to England and had disrupted train traffic. According to British media, he could after the ruling left the court a free man because he had served the sentence in custody.
British Prime Minister David Cameron said in an interview with the Queen that on an anti-corruption summit Thursday in London, leaders come from 'incredibly corrupt countries'. 'There are a number of leaders of incredibly corrupt countries to Britain from Nigeria and Afghanistan, probably the most corrupt countries in the world,' Cameron told the queen.
A hotel in New Zealand do not know too many details of his guests. The owner has to wear his clients forbidden tight bicycle shorts.
A Sudanese man who managed to secure through the Channel Tunnel from France to walk to Great Britain, was granted asylum.
