British Prince Philip was admitted to a hospital on Tuesday night. According to Buckingham Palace, it is a precautionary precaution because the prince has an infection, the transmitter reports Sky.
The mayor of London issued an emergency warning for air quality in the British capital. Due to the extreme heat, poisonous air can blow over the city, said Sadiq Khan.
Behind the scenes, 27 EU member states are fighting a robbery about the housing of two European agencies. They are still in London but have to leave the Brexit.
The son of the man renting a van on Darren Osborne wrote on Facebook on Tuesday that it's a pity that his father's company does not rent steam rolls or tanks. The comment was later removed, British media reported.
British Prime Minister Theresa May sharply condemned the attack on mosque visitors in London. 'It was another attack aimed at ordinary and innocent people,' said May outside her office. 'This time it was after praying British Muslims who left a mosque.'
The police in London assume that 79 people died at the flat fire in London; A number of victims are still missing. The police charge them to the dead, so police chief Stuart Cundy knows. Five missing people found themselves to be still alive.
The Moroccan Mosque Council of the Netherlands (RMMN) calls Muslims to keep calm after the attack with a van at a mosque in London.
The delivery van with a 48-year-old man in London on a group of Muslims was hired at a company near Cardiff, the capital of Wales, on Monday.
The man who had been killed by a mosquito bin on Monday morning might have died before the attack. This has highlighted a British Criminal Investigation Coordinator, Neil Basu, on Monday.
The man who arrived in London on Monday with a delivery bus on Muslims shouted, according to eyewitnesses, 'I'm going to kill all Muslims.' British media also reported that eyewitnesses called him calling after people were called in. 'I've delivered my share.'
Survivors of the burned Grenfell flats in London receive an advance of a little 6,400 euros. The money is paid in two parts.
British Prime Minister Theresa May is speaking of a 'tragic incident' on Monday. She responds to the news that a car has once again been deliberately driven into a crowd of people.
UPDATE 03:50- In the night of Sunday on Monday, a bus in the British capital of London has been ridden on a group of pedestrians. According to British media, the assault occurred at the door of a mosque on Seven Sister Road in the Finsbury Park district. Three people would have been severely injured.
The London police announce new figures on Monday's estimated number of deaths as a result of the fire in the Grenfell Tower. The death toll is 58, but according to police commissioner Stuart Cundy is definitely increased.
According to the mayor of the British capital, the lethal tower fire in London could have been avoided. Sadiq Khan said Sunday according to the BBC that the tragedy was actually caused by local government and successive governments, which would have been guilty of 'years of neglect.'
The wall covering of the Grenfell Tower burned out in Britain could not be used in such a large building. 'I understand that this facade cover, this flammable coating that is banned in Europe and the US, is also prohibited here,' said Minister Philip Hammond (Finance) according to British media.
There is no doubt about it: the United Kingdom leaves the European Union. With that message, British Prime Minister David Davis (Brexit) arrived Sunday, a day before the brexit negotiations between London and Brussels began.
French voters have not been massively drawn to the ballot box on Sunday morning. Around 18.00, according to the Ministry of the Interior, almost 18 percent of the voters had cast their vote; The lowest rise in years.
British Prime Minister Theresa May admitted Saturday that the immediate help for residents who needed care or information was 'not good enough' in the first hours after the fire in a London apartment. This she stated in a statement after she had spoken in her office with a delegation of the affected residents. May had already announced Friday that all residents should be housed in the neighborhood within three weeks.
The number of people who came alive by the fire in a London apartment is officially already at 30, but for the lives of 58 missing people is feared. Dozens of residents are still in the hospital. The fire broke out in the night of Tuesday on Wednesday on one of the lower floors of the Grenfell Tower. The fire broke out quickly, leaving many people unable to flee the building.
The British emergency services have saved sixteen alleged illegal immigrants at East Grinstead in England from a 'sophisticated' truck. According to British media, the migrants bore from the vehicle to other road users to indicate that they needed help.
For the peace march of Muslims under the motto 'Not with us' in Cologne, only a few hundred people gathered on Saturday. The organizers had counted on 10,000 participants. Hot debates were preceded by the manifestation, especially because a dome of Islamic organizations, Ditib, has denied participation in the anti-terrorist demonstration.
Almost at the head one year after the brexit referendum and exactly three months after the official letter of cancellation, negotiations on UK departure from the EU begin Monday. Finally, Brussels sighed, that the British government has warned several times that time is coming.
The upper floors of the black-skinned skeleton of this week's completely burned Grenfell Tower in London are still unacceptable. There are the remains of dozens of residents who were unable to leave the apartment on time. Through mobile phones and social media, their death struggle is sometimes a crying proximity. But actually every floor of the tower surface tells its own story. A grasp of the stories of the approximately six hundred residents of a residential tower whose most horrible nightmare became reality.
Dozens of furious protesters stormed the headquarters of the London suburb of Kensington and Chelsea on Friday. They tried to go to the top floors to get a driver's story. The police blocked their way in the town hall.
The number of people who came to life by the fire in a London apartment has risen to thirty.
Queen Elizabeth and her grandson Prince William visited Westway Sports Center on Friday, where victims of the flat fire were caught. The queen met emergency workers and spoke with victims, according to the BBC.
If the contractor had only spent more than 6,000 euros on the renovation of the Grenfell Tower, everyone would have lived
In the British Parliament, police officers arrested a man using a taser. According to British media, he would have had a knife with him.
The British Prime Minister, Theresa May, has still not revealed her face to the victims two days after the fatal flat fire. And that comes to her to be in serious criticism in the United Kingdom. London mayor Sadiq Khan and opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn have already met victims. May would be too busy with the cabinet formation.
