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All passes for bankers in London withdrawn ahead of the vote on a Brexit Thursday. Central banks have contingency plans.

An American, a Briton and a Russian on Saturday after a month long stay at the International Space Station (ISS) again put foot on earth. Their Soyuz space capsule landed safely in Kazakhstan.

Thomas Mair, the suspect in the murder of the British parliamentarian Jo Cox, recently ordered a book with instructions how to make guns and explosives at home. He bought the books of a US neo-Nazi group.

The leader of the British party UKIP has been accused of tasteless propaganda in his Brexitcampagne.

Goldman Sachs has to sail the name close to the wind. The use of prostitutes for an asset manager to bind a Libyan billion to fund themselves through devious way, has come as a trough for a British court.

The proponents of the departure of the United Kingdom from the European Union, the Brexit, provided that their country really is no longer a member end of 2019.

Commercials that promote ideal body shapes, are prohibited in the subway and buses of London. The new mayor of the British capital announced Monday the ban, because young people through the commercials can be very insecure about their bodies.

With a colorful military parade in central London celebrates Britain Saturday the ninetieth birthday of Queen Elizabeth II. Thousands of people cheered the Queen far as she rode in an open carriage from Buckingham Palace to the exercise site for the Horse Guards Parade.

British Queen Elizabeth begins Friday three days of celebrations with a thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral. Saturday is officially the Queen's birthday, which was in April nineties.

Goudgerand pension for British employees of coin maker Royal Mint. As part of their pension they are allowed to invest only in physical gold.

British playwright Peter Shaffer who got an Oscar for 'Amadeus' and 'Equus' wrote on Monday at the age of ninety in County Cork in Ireland deceased from pneumonia.

British pedophile Richard Huckle Monday by a court in London sentenced to 22 times life imprisonment for abuse of Malaysian and Cambodian babies and children over a period of ten years. The thirty Huckle committed his crimes against poor victims aged six months to eleven years, according to British media.

On a flight from Malaysia Airlines from London to Kuala Lumpur, several passengers and crew were slightly injured, the airline reported. The unit was Sunday up to the Bay of Bengal with a short but intense turbulence.

Archaeologists have unearthed London's oldest handwritten text ever found in Britain. The manuscript, which dates from the year 57, was found on the construction site of the new office of Bloomberg. Some other as mined but undated manuscripts are possibly even decades older.

Financial markets dived Tuesday afternoon deeper into the red after new concerns about support from the British on leaving the European Union, erupted.

Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday in London underwent open heart surgery. His daughter in London and the government in Islamabad reported that the surgery went well.

Hedge funds have Brexit because of the referendum on June 23 in the City of London launched a major gokcircuit with polls for the results. With bets then they try to earn hefty.

Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday in London undergoing open heart surgery.

Ex-Mayor of London Boris Johnson should be trained about the European Union. That Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission said Thursday.

A Swedish court has decided that the arrest warrant against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange remains in force. The Swedish authorities want to question the 44-year-old Assange in connection with allegations of rape in 2010.

Sixteen banks including Rabobank can still expect billions in damages in the case around manipulation of the Libor rate. A US judge allows private parties yet to sue the banks. That may mean that they fall over, the judge realizes.

The last of the four executioners of Islamic State, which beheaded dozens of people last year and there videos of spread has been identified. It's a Londoner which claimed his mother was always a good boy, but radicalized in a short time.

Since the beginning of the civil war in 2011 in prisons of the Syrian government estimated that 60,000 people died. They died because of torture, malnutrition and lack of medicines.

Four women are Friday stabbed in a parking lot at a London supermarket. One finds them in mortal danger.

The man who climbed Wednesday on the wall of Buckingham Palace, is a convicted murderer. The 41-year-old Dennis Hennessy received Friday four months in prison for entering the palace gardens.

The new president of Taiwan's Tsai Ing-wen on Friday during her inauguration,, said that the country will play a responsible role '' in preserving peace and stability in neighboring China. The president sees Taiwan as a,, reliable custodian of peace ''.

A man was arrested on the grounds of Buckingham Palace after he had climbed over the wall of the working palace of Queen Elizabeth.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has stressed that the British do not come back to stand in line under his presidency for new trade agreements with the US Trump said this in an interview with British channel ITV broadcasting the interview Sunday.

A jihadist group that focuses on Gaza and Israel has put a video online in which step is shown by step how the deadly poison ricin can be made from seeds and used for terrorist attacks.

The 70-year-old Steinhoff step Sunday in New York in his rowboat and hopes again to get off after about three months in London. The 'elderly' Noor then, depending on the flow, a journey of between 4500 and 5400 kilometers sit on.