Author: James Hookway

English politicians have taken a tongue-in-cheek approach to the end of the world. But it could be working.

Driven by nostalgia—and maybe the apocalypse—an army of ‘phone spotters’ is racing against the clock to save the U.K.’s remote red boxes.

The bar at Lidl’s new store in Northern Ireland is more than a marketing stunt, even if it has seating that resembles shopping carts.

The sport, long regarded in the country as the game of the English upper classes, is having a revival—without the snooty traditions.

The sister of the woman Knox was acquitted of murdering has objected to the show that is due to be performed at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.

The sister of the woman Knox was acquitted of murdering has objected to the show that is due to be performed at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.

Officials are hunting a vandal defacing meters with super glue and foam, but nobody’s talking in a town that’s fed up with parking enforcers.