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The Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has given his British colleague Theresa May a shirt of 'his' national football team, nicknamed the Red Devils. He did so in Brussels just before the start of an important EU summit. The shirt is to the great laughter of the other EU leaders and May itself number 10, the house number of Mays official residence in Downingstreet in London. England and Belgium play against each other on Thursday-evening.

Queen Elizabeth (92) does not feel well and has decided to stay at home. The British queen planned to attend the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Order of Saint Michael and Saint George on Thursday. The celebration is at St. Paul's Cathedral in the inner city of London.

A couple from London were sentenced Thursday to thirty years in prison for the torture and murder of their French au pair Sophie Lionnet. The couple's wife was obsessed with the delusion that her ex-boyfriend, former Boyzone singer Mark Walton, and the au pair colluded to abuse people in the couple's house.

The 28-year-old Brit Khalid Ali was found guilty before Tuesday in London for preparing an attack near parliament and making bombs for the Taliban. He was arrested in April 2017 in Parliament Street with three knifes in his pocket.

Today, exactly two years ago, the United Kingdom voted for a departure from the European Union. A lot has happened since then, but one thing is not yet: the economic boom promised by proponents of a brexit.

US National Security Advisor John Bolton is next week in Moscow to prepare a possible meeting between US President Donald Trump and his counterpart Vladimir Putin. That reported the Russian news agency Interfax.

President Donald Trump will meet the British Queen Elizabeth II in July. That is what the American ambassador in London, Woody Johnson, said to Sky News on Wednesday. It is not an official state visit with all the pomp and splendor, including a trip by coach.

President Donald Trump will meet the British Queen Elizabeth II in July. That is what the American ambassador in London, Woody Johnson, said to Sky News on Wednesday. It is not an official state visit with all the pomp and splendor, including a trip by coach.

The police in London have arrested a 23-year-old man in connection with the small explosion Tuesday in a subway station in the north of the British capital. He is suspected of possibly causing an explosion to damage and endanger security in the subway, according to British media.

Due to a small explosion in a subway station in the north of London, a few people were slightly injured on Tuesday. The police stated that it was 'unlikely' that it was an attack.

While the government of the Central African Republic (CAR) denies it, former tennis player Boris Becker maintains that he has a diplomatic passport of that country and thus enjoys diplomatic immunity. The 50-year-old German is in London in a lawsuit about his bankruptcy.

Three people were hit by a train on Monday in the south of London and lost their lives. The bodies of the victims were found on the track at the Loughborough Junction station, the Sky News channel reported.

A serious epileptic boy was admitted to a London hospital after the authorities seized the cannabis oil he used as a medicine. The case stirs up the discussion about the medical use of cannabis in Great Britain.

The British government has escaped a sensitive defeat in the House of Commons, the British House of Representatives. A majority of parliamentarians voted against an important amendment about the parliament's influence on the conditions under which the United Kingdom departs from the European Union.

A British pilot was sentenced to eight months in prison because he had gone down to work. The police arrested the 49-year-old man at Gatwick airport in London in January after the crew of the Boeing 777 had sounded an alarm. The aircraft was then about to take off for a flight to Mauritius, reports British media.

Theresa May said that she regretted her first reaction to the fire in the Grenfell tower almost a year ago. The British Prime Minister admitted in the Evening Standard newspaper that her actions after the disaster, which cost the lives of 71 people, wrongly gave the impression that she did not do so much.

The wealthy Indian jewelry retailer Nirav Modi has fled to the United Kingdom and wants to apply for political asylum there. The businessman is involved in a major fraud case in India.

He is 48 years old, has a steady relationship for three years and has already shared the bed with over a thousand women. Seani Love lives in London and earns a living as a male escort. He gives the British newspaper The Sun a unique insight into his dream job.

At a demonstration to demonstrate for the release of Tommy Robinson, Geert Wilders addressed some 20,000 people in London on Saturday. In his speech Wilders pleaded for the release of the anti-Islam activist.

With the arrest of a 14-year-old boy from the Tottenham district, the London police think they have solved a whole series of street robberies. Just before his arrest, the boy had raided at least seven people with a companion on a moped.

The British police have arrested nine people who mistakenly claimed to be victims of the lethal tower fire in London. They could put sums of money from 20,000 to 100,000 pounds (about 23,000 to 113,000 euros) in their pocket, reports the police.

In the London district of Knightsbridge, a big fire burns at a hotel on Wednesday evening.

Two criminals have robbed an Australian reporter and her cameraman in London. Because the camera was still running, images of the robbery were shown live in the control room of the television station in Sydney.

Sex dolls are becoming increasingly popular, but that they bring health benefits or offer pedophiles an 'innocent' way out of their sexual urges is only based on assumptions.

With a church service and a minute's silence in London, the terrorist attack of 3 June 2017 was discussed. Then eight people died and 48 people were injured. The relatives lit candles during a service in the Cathedral of Southwark, the BBC reports.

The Benelux, the partnership between the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg that celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, still has plenty of plans for the future. The Heads of State, Prime Ministers and Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the three countries meet in Brussels Tuesday to look back and look ahead. Despite the somewhat old-fashioned image, the Netherlands sees the Benelux as 'more relevant than ever'.

A 32-year-old man admitted before a court in London that he had made an appeal for an attack on Prince George, the 4-year-old son of Prince William and Kate. The trailer of terrorist movement IS did so via the messaging app Telegram.

Two illegal immigrants have admitted before the London court that they have been reimbursed over 140,000 euros in expenses by pretending to be victims of the disastrous fire in the London Grenfell Tower. The two, both 51, lived for about three-quarters of a year at the community's expense in a hotel in the Kensington district, the BBC reported.

The Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich has received Israeli nationality. The 51-year-old businessman, owner of, among others, the London football club Chelsea, is officially immigrated on Monday, according to Israeli television.

A 15-year-old boy was arrested Sunday after he stabbed another 15-year-old boy in the English town of Sheffield. The victim died from injuries in his chest. The 15-year-old suspect will be led on Monday.