Ofcom has unveiled final rules aimed at protecting children from harmful online content—rules the regulator says will transform how tech companies operate.
Prince William and Princess Kate will not attend the traditional Easter service at Windsor Castle this year, choosing instead to spend the holiday privately with their children—Prince George,
Belgians stocked up on reading material Wednesday as they prepared to join their European neighbours in an enforced period of home comforts and cultural pursuits.
He may be languishing in jail but with his books flying off the shelves, Kurdish politician Selahattin Demirtas has joined an illustrious line of Turkish prison writers.
On what would have been Bob Marley's 80th birthday, 8,000 primary school children gathered at the Manchester Co-op Arena to celebrate the reggae legend's legacy.
British banking giant Barclays said Wednesday that net profit tumbled 42 percent in the first quarter, hit by the economic shock sparked by the deadly novel coronavirus.
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced that Wandsworth and Haringey have been designated as the winners of the prestigious London Borough of Culture for 2025 and 2027,
Sotheby’s has revealed the world’s oldest known Kiddush cup, a rare and extraordinary piece of medieval Judaica, which will be on public display for the first time in London later this month.
Welsh-born singer Charlotte Church has defended herself against accusations of antisemitism after leading a 100-strong choir in singing the anti-Israel chant 'From the River to the Sea,