The United Kingdom’s decision last month to leave the European Union — Brexit — triggered volatility in global financial markets, but also left investors with more questions than answers as to the future of the Eurozone and the UK’s role outside it.
The Farnborough air show opens on Monday in the face of turbulence from Britain's shock decision to exit the European Union.
Post its June referendum to leave the European Union, Britain on Friday initiated the process of recasting its trade relations
British consumer confidence suffered one of its biggest drops in 21 years and the country’s largest department store
Police locked down parts of Britain's Houses of Parliament on Thursday after a Muslim lawmaker was sent an envelope containing white power, sparking fears of a chemical or biological attack.
Five men were crushed to death when a concrete wall collapsed at a metal recycling site in Birmingham, Britain's second-largest city, the local West Midlands Police force said on Thursday.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair told US President George W. Bush eight months before the 2003 invasion of Iraq "I will be with you, whatever", and relied on flawed intelligence and legal advice to go to war, a seven-year inquiry concluded.
US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday that Britain's vote to leave the European Union might never be implemented and that London is in no hurry to go.
Holidays abroad are already more expensive and supermarket food prices will rise -- Britons are feeling the pinch from Brexit, analysts say.
French purists have never taken kindly to having English thrust upon them, and some have seized upon Brexit as a chance to rid themselves of Shakespeare's language -- at least at EU headquarters.
Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn faced a revolt on Sunday over his handling of Britain's EU referendum as seven members of his top team resigned and others seemed set to follow.
Turmoil unleashed by Britain's vote to leave the EU engulfed the opposition Labour Party while policymakers as far away as China, Japan and South Korea fretted on Sunday over the threat to global financial stability, hours before markets reopen.
