Hundreds of Britons demonstrated Saturday in London at Prime Minister May's official residence for the release of the controversial right-wing activist journalist Tommy Robinson (35). His fans see evidence that Islam critics are being silenced.
Shoppers have found a new way to avoid the high price of avocados: they hit the roots of supermarkets with self-service options. Experts spoke about 'a new form of shoplifting'.
A 95-year-old man from London was arrested Friday. He would have killed his 61-year-old nurse.
British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson called 18 minutes with a joker who pretended to be Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pasjinian. British authorities suspect that the Kremlin is behind the phone call. Premier Theresa May announced on Thursday that an investigation into the incident is in progress.
The Russian Permanent Representative to the EU questions the genuineness of the nerve gas attack on Sergei and Joelia Skripal.
A London court has found a British couple guilty of the murder of their 21-year-old French au pair Sophie Lionnet, the BBC reports. The wife of the couple was obsessed with the delusion that her ex-boyfriend and the au pair colluded to sexually abuse them.
The British police arrested a nineteen-year-old man on Wednesday night on charges of preparing terrorist activities. The arrest took place in Bishop's Stortford, north of London. The man was transferred to a police station in London, let the police know in a statement.
The Russian elite follows arguably the developments in London, where the government of Theresa May in a frankly destructive report of the British Parliament is accused of being blind to the 'dirty' money that President Vladimir Putin's business life has done in London over the past decades. City has laundered.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will once again apologize on Tuesday for the role of his company in the abuse of private data of users in the scandal around Cambridge Analytica. Facebook has taken insufficient responsibility for user data, fake news and foreign influencing of elections, Zuckerberg will explain later in the day in the European Parliament, where there is a lot of outrage about the issue.
The former mayor of London Ken Livingstone leaves the Labor Party, reports the BBC. He has been suspended for two years by the party after accusations of anti-Semitism. Livingstone now says that he still does not accept those accusations against him, but that the attention to this case does not do the party any good.
They have a spot in the front of the route that they can no longer take away. Jolanda, Corinne, Mariëlle and Ria all come from the Bollenstreek and have chosen the wedding of Harry and Meghan to celebrate their twenty-year friendship. Mariëlle and Ria were already there when William and Kate married, but with the extended company it is 'even more fun'.
Two Egyptian brothers who were arrested in France for a terrorist plan wanted to use explosives and possibly the poison ricin. That means is not very effective to sow death and destruction, experts say. Perhaps the terrorists had themselves brought to an idea by Netflix.
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The president of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno, has decided that the extra security that is stationed at the embassy in London is immediately lifted. At the Embassy of Ecuador, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been living in exile for almost six years. For example, the Australian tries to prevent extradition to Sweden, where he has been charged with assault.
Who ordered the manipulation of the libor, the most important interbank interest rate? Those involved belittle their positions in a major lawsuit. A vice-president compares his role with that of an employee at McDonald's hamburger chain.
Experts investigating the deadly fire in the London Grenfell Tower are not for a ban on flammable siding. Survivors insisted on such a measure, but the principal investigator told the BBC that especially the lack of compliance with the rules is a problem.
London City Airport was evacuated on Wednesday evening after a fire started in one of the buildings at the airport. Outside, amidst the planes, about six hundred passengers are waiting.
'Warning: this is a private parking place', as it is written on an angry note on an ambulance in London. The author threatens: the next time the ambulance is molested.
In Windsor, the first British royalty fans have claimed a spot on the route where Saturday Prince Harry and his bride Meghan Markle ride by carriage. Among them is the 82-year-old Terry Hutt, who last month also camped for the hospital in London where Prince Louis was born.
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The man who disrupted the performance of the English SuRie at the Eurovision Song Contest appears to have more on his side. He also climbed the stage during The Voice 2017 and interrupted Dermot O \u0026 # x27; Leary during the National Televison Awards.
KLM's top man Pieter Elbers sees a solution for the Brexit in reactivating the aviation treaty from 1984 with Great Britain.
A memorial service for deceased scientist Stephen Hawking will take place in London on 15 June. A public lottery determines who can be there. Remarkably, people who are still born can also attend the service.
A taxi driver from Uber in London has to go into the cell for twelve years. The 38-year-old man had a 27-year-old woman raped in his car in 2016 after a ride. The driver is also on a register of sex offenders for the rest of his life. And when he has finished his sentence, he is expelled from the country.
A man who stole a unique painting from a London pub has regretted it. The portrait of a dog in a Victorian suit was returned after the owner of the pub shared the images of the theft.
The interest in attaching the ashes of the previous month to deceased scientist Stephen Hawking is so great that his family has set up a large lottery. The public can compete for one of the thousand admission tickets to the ceremony via a special website.
The British Prime Minister Theresa May has again suffered a defeat in the Upper House. A majority of the lords put a stop to the Prime Minister's plan to break ties with EU agencies with the brexit.
Germany and France do not intend to withdraw from the nuclear deal with Iran. The French minister Jean-Yves Le Drian (Foreign Affairs) said at a joint press conference with his German colleague Heiko Maas that Paris, Berlin and London would like to keep to the agreement, regardless of what the United States decides.
The violence in London continues unabated. On Saturday evening the 17-year-old Rhyhiem was shot dead in the street, after which his mother made a call. 'Let my son be the last!' But it went wrong again on Sunday.
Liang Rui has broken the world record at 50 kilometers at the World Speed Walking Championships. The Chinese arrived in their own country, in Taicang, to a time of 4 hours, 4 minutes and 35 seconds. With that, Liang Rui was more than a minute faster than the Portuguese Inez Henriques, who came to 4,05.56 in London last year and thus won the world record.
