Prince Harry stays in Britain for the Queen’s birthday
Prince Harry decided to remain in Britain for the Queen’s birthday, who will be 95.
The Queen is celebrating her birthday without her husband for the first time during reign
Queen’s birthday is happening four days after Philip’s funeral: the monarch will turn 95 on Wednesday.
Blossoms: the first mass-attended music gig after pandemic takes place in a month
Blossoms is taking place on 2 May in Liverpool and fans will not have to wear masks or socially distance.
Guest list for Prince Philip’s funeral was revealed
These are the 30 names on the guest list for Prince Philip’s funeral
Funeral of Prince Philip: royals without uniform
Royals will be out of uniform at the funeral of Prince Philip. This decision breaks with traditions.
Meghan Markle is willing to forgive the Royals, an unamed source says
Meghan Markle wants to support Harry after his grandfather’s death and an unnamed source said she’s willing to forgive the Royals.
Grant Shapps: British people can go on holiday abroad
Mr. Shapps says that British people will go on holiday abroad. There will be a traffic light system which indicates the destinations and the rules.
A prison introduces an educational farm for prisoners
A prison introduces an educational farm for prisoners’ stress.
Prince William ends his friendship with Tom Bradby
William ends his friendship with Tom Bradby, because he would take Harry and Meghan’s side.
Riots in Northern Ireland: violence continues in Belfast
Violence continues in Northern Ireland: riots and violence in Belfast.
BP cut debt to $35 billion a year ahead
Disposals and oil price increase got BP’s debt load from $38.9 billion down to $35 billion in three months, CEO Bernard Looney is reporting on figures and share buybacks on April 27.
Around 2,000 Peacocks jobs saved
The jobs and 200 stores have been saved in the deal by senior executive Steve Simpson.
London: Princess Diana will be commemorated with a blue plaque
Princess Diana will be commemorated with a blue plaque in her old house in Earl’s Court (London).
Police issue new images of missing student Richard Okorogheye
The 19-years-old is supposed to have left his home around 8.30 pm on March 22.
Sir Lenny Henry’s letter asks black Britain to have trust and take Covid-19 vaccine
Sir Lenny Henry writes an open letter to black Britons, co-signed by many celebrities, urging them to get vaccinated against Covid-19 and fight “racial inequality”.
TRNSMT 2021 rescheduled for September
The Chemical Brothers, Snow Patrol, Dermot Kennedy, Amy Macdonald and Tom Odell will perform on Sunday 12.
No “freedom pass” app required for pubs until everyone gets vaccinated
“Freedom pass” app may be required to enter pubs and sport venues, meanwhile MPs extend emergency Covid rules for a further six months.
China: sanctions against British politicians, companies and lawyers
Sanctions against British politicians, companies and lawyers: the decision in China after the actions of Great Britain against Uighur Muslims in the Chinese region of Xinjiang.
Peers spur Boris Johnson to reopen EU talks while Patel submits an “immigration overhaul”
While Boris Johnson is asked to reopen EU talks on services sector, Patel is discussing her widely criticized immigration plan in the afternoon.
Salt Bae open his first restaurant in the UK
The new restaurant will launch on May 17 2021 at the Park Tower in Knightsbridge. It will make Gökçe’s 13th restaurant in Turkey, the United States, and Dubai.
Freddie the seal dies as a result of the injuries caused by a dog attack
The seal, nicknamed Freddie Mercury, who became popular after his numerous appearances by the Thames, has been euthanised after a dog attacked him on Sunday.
Boris Johnson ‘s export vaccines request to the EU
Boris Johnson should ask Europe not to block exports of vaccines Covid 19.
British Retail Consortium explains how Covid-19 changed shopping habits
Pandemic’s impact on retail has been huge in the last year. Experts predict its consequences will last even after the end of restrictions and try to imagine how shopping will be in the future.
Naga Munchetty apologises for appreciating offensive tweets
Naga’s co-host, Charlie Stayt, was praised for mocking the flag of Robert Jenrick, Secretary of Housing, because it was not up for standard size for government interviews.
Boris Johnson to submit to the AstraZeneca vaccine today and asks citizens not to refuse their dose
The leader Boris Johnson will receive in the coming hours the first dose of AstraZeneca vaccine and urges people to do the same to defeat the Covid.