A 44-year-old woman and her daughter (4) were detained for three days in a prison in Dubai. The British woman's visa was not right after landing, but the woman had drunk a glass of wine with her food was the drop.
The British Conservatives are investigating remarks by party promoter Boris Johnson. The former Minister of Foreign Affairs has written that people look like bureaucracy and bank robbers in a burqa. This led to complaints that are now being investigated, according to Sky News, based on anonymous sources.
Men without jackets! This week is an unusual sight on Lord's, the prestigious cricket stadium just a stone's throw from Regent's Park in London. Because of the extreme heat wave it is in exceptional cases allowed to enter the holy cricket ground without being dressed in a 'decent' manner.
The London fire brigade fights a big fire on the upper floors of a block of luxury flats in the West Hampstead district. The fire brigade has been torn out with fifteen cars and more than a hundred firefighters in an attempt to extinguish the fire in an apartment building on Inglewood Road in north-west London, the fire brigade reports.
One of the five suspected men who were arrested for the acid attack on a 3-year-old boy in London appears to be the victim's father.
A 13-year-old boy who shot a chip with a straw in someone's face in a London branch of McDonald's has been charged with assault.
The British police have arrested three men in connection with the acid attack on a three-year-old boy Saturday in Worcester, England. The men of 22, 25 and 26 years were arrested in London on suspicion of involvement in the attack.
Julian Assange, the founder of whistleblower's website Wikileaks, may soon lose his safe place in the embassy of Ecuador in London.
Traders of investment banks Deutsche Bank and Barclays have been sentenced to joint thirteen years in prison in London. They manipulated Euribor interest rates for their own gain.
A 20-year-old Briton was found guilty in London for planning an assassination attempt against Prime Minister Theresa May. The young man, Naa \u0026 # x27; imur Rahman, wanted to use explosives to access the prime minister's office in Downing Street. And he planned to kill her in the chaos with a knife or firearm. The judge found him guilty of preparing terrorist actions. The penalty is determined later.
A huge balloon that Trump depicts as an angry baby will soon be seen in the United States. An activist has collected thousands of dollars via the website GoFundMe to order a copy of the flying monster. He wants to leave the 'Baby-Trump' in Bedminster, where the wave-loving president regularly plays a ball.
English security forces warn that terrorists are being recruited to carry out attacks in popular holiday resorts this summer.
President Donald Trump had to make it Friday when he visited Great Britain without a ride in a golden carriage through the heart of London to Buckingham Palace. The American president would have dreamed of that after Prime Minister Theresa May had invited him on behalf of Queen Elizabeth for a state visit shortly after taking office. Instead of a triumphal procession Trump was driven to Windsor Castle for a modest welcome in the castle and 'tea' with the Queen.
Thousands of people have taken to the streets in London to demonstrate against President Donald Trump. Protesters carried signs with inscriptions such as 'dump Trump' and 'keep your wives away from women's rights.'
Protestors against US President Trump's policy have fired a big balloon on Friday in London to introduce a baby version of the American president. The baby Trump hangs above the square in front of the parliament with permission from the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan.
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has fiercely turned to US President Trump, who is visiting Great Britain. Khan mentioned Trump's thesis that the rise of violent crimes is due to immigration, a ghastly nonsense. 'The idea that you can attribute that to immigration from Africa is utter nonsense' and we have to say this clearly to him, Khan says.
The British government has published the blueprint for the intended future relationship with the European Union. The 98-page document shows that London wants to maintain close ties with the EU in some areas, including by continuing to cooperate with various EU agencies.
US President Donald Trump starts Thursday on his first visit to Britain. He talks to Prime Minister Theresa May there and meets Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle. The president also did not exclude a meeting with ex-minister Boris Johnson. Johnson stepped up this week because he disagrees with May's brexit plans.
The US Embassy in London warns that President Donald Trump's visit may be accompanied by riots. Americans in the British capital are advised to keep their nerve and pay close attention if they suddenly encounter a big demonstration that can get out of hand.
Fascinated, but gradually also worried about the stability of Prime Minister Mays Cabinet. From Brussels, the latest developments in London are being looked at with increasing surprise.
Former foreign minister Boris Johnson fears that the United Kingdom is on its way to becoming a colony of the European Union. He writes this Monday in his letter of resignation to British Prime Minister Theresa May. According to Johnson, his country is 'really on the way to colony status.'
He likes the spotlights and the spotlights love him. No wonder that it was time for Boris Johnson to come to the fore in the Brexit drama. The ex-journalist, former editor-in-chief of the Spectator, ex-mayor of London and now again ex-minister of Foreign Affairs, is the biggest threat to Prime Minister Theresa May, a woman he, like almost everyone, in his intellectual shadow will stand.
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.
On his first visit to Britain as an American president, Donald Trump will avoid the expected protests in London as much as possible next week. He sleeps asleep from Thursday to the ambassador of the United States in the heart of London, but meets British Queen Elizabeth and British Prime Minister Theresa May outside the capital.
Deported Pakistani former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif (68) has been sentenced to a prison sentence of ten years. An anti-corruption court in Pakistan also imposed fines on the politician and his daughter on fines, a prosecutor said.
A famous etching by Rembrandt has changed ownership at the Christie's auction house in London for 3 million euros. It is a version of Ecce Homo. Then the Dutch master from the 17th century depicted the biblical story about Pontius Pilate, who lets the people of Jerusalem decide whether Jesus should be executed or spared.
London demonstrators have received permission from London mayor Sadiq Khan for a playful protest action when US President Donald Trump comes to visit. They want to let a big balloon in the shape of Trump air like an orange, angry baby.
Police services in several EU countries have seized tens of millions of euros in cultural heritage. This happened during a major international campaign against a gang that deals with the excavation and trading of historical objects, reports Europol.
The planned establishment of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in Amsterdam on 30 March 2019 will not be suspended. This has been determined by the European Court of Justice in the summary proceedings filed by the city of Milan.
The British airline Virgin Atlantic stops in the home country with the transport of illegal refugees who are forced to be expelled. The decision follows criticism from the LGBT community and a scandal in which dozens of people from the Caribbean have been expelled who have been living in the United Kingdom for years.
