Presenter for criticizing government policy was fired

BBC presenter Gary Lineker, who criticized the government's immigration policy on Twitter in England, was dismissed until he agreed with the institution. In the statement, it was stated that Lineker's use of social media violated the corporate rules.

Harry and Meghan are asked to leave their home

Prince Harry and Meghan recently revealed about their family in an interview on Netflix. After this revelation, the royal family asked the couple to vacate their home in England. Previously, the house was presented to the younger brother, Prince Andrew.

UK economy shrinks 0.3% in three months through October

Britain’s economy shrank in the three months through October, confirming the toll that rampant inflation and rising interest rates are having on business and industry.

Former Chancellor Rishi Sunak becomes UK's new prime minister

Sunak is the 1st British Asian prime minister of the country

Liz Truss resigns after 6 weeks, making her shortest-serving UK premier ever

Leadership election to be held, completed within a week, with Truss staying in post until then

Liz Truss becomes UK’s 3rd female premier, replacing Boris Johnson

Truss receives votes of more than 57% of party members to leave contender Rishi Sunak behind

UK’s premier Johnson resigns, says he will continue until new leader is in place

Boris Johnson’s resignation comes after 2 days of political storm, resignations in London

Early UK local election results show Conservative unpopularity, mixed Labour support

'We had a tough night in some parts of the country,' says British Prime Minister Johnson, who leads Conservatives

UK sanctions 5 Russian banks over Moscow’s recognition of Ukrainian separatist regions

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says 3 individuals were also target of UK sanctions with their assets frozen

US lifts COVID travel ban on Europe, UK, Brazil

Ban will be terminated effective Jan. 26 and US will maintain travel ban on China and Iran

EU not to agree Brexit deal 'without Irish backstop'

European Parliament president says UK has not proposed any alternatives to withdrawal agreement

UK: Anti no-deal Brexit bill to become law

The Benn bill intended to prevent a no-deal Brexit has been passed by the House of Lords

UK, France react to Iran's statement on nuclear deal

Iran's intention to further reduce its level of compliance with nuclear deal 'deeply concerning', UK says

UK, Israeli premiers meet, discuss Iran nuclear crisis

Boris Johnson also meets with US Vice President Mike Pence, discusses Brexit as well as Middle East peace process

Boris Johnson warns MPs against anti no-deal Brexit law

PM urges MPs not to “chop the legs off” government’s negotiating position and that UK will leave on 31 October

US, Iran risk 'accidental' conflict: UK

British Foreign Secretary says UK is 'worried about the risk of a conflict'

UK, Germany, France urge to reduce violence in Syria

3 European nations 'gravely concerned' over Assad regime's attacks in northwestern Idlib province

UK: Iran pulling out from nuclear deal 'unwelcome'

Foreign Secretary Hunt urges Iran not to take escalatory steps while US' Pompeo says they are watching Iran's activities

UK: Defense secretary sacked over Huawei leak

Gavin Williamson was reportedly responsible for leak from security meeting about Huawei involvement in UK's 5G network

Julian Assange's concern is 'American injustice'

Assange's lawyer Jenifer Robinson says Assange's concern was never facing justice in UK or Sweden