In England, politics goes nuclear
The U.K.’s Labour leader wants nuclear disarmament, and he’s going to war with his own party to try and get it
Leah McLaren
Think your commute is long? Try Barcelona to London.
Surging property prices are turning a growing number of middle-class Londoners into ’super commuters’—and they’re happier for it
The Queen receives Justin Trudeau in the U.K.
After a cordial meeting with the Queen, Trudeau’s U.K. stop included a party, questions about foreign policy, and a lengthy speech about Canadian diversity
When Justin Trudeau meets the Queen
The Prime Minister and the Queen will have much to discuss, including his late father
Why are Britain and France producing so many young jihadis?
The answer may have more to do with social exclusion than Islam
How the U.K. is at the vanguard on transgender equality
The cultural shift in the United Kingdom toward transgender awareness has not been without controversy
Considering a British ’sugar tax’
A new report highlights Britain’s swelling addiction to sugary foods
Who will get the last laugh in Britain?
New Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn may be a joke to the Tories. But on an EU referendum, he could be their undoing.
In Northern Ireland, the Troubles are brewing again
The police are calling two recent murders IRA revenge killings. And the fragile coalition governing Stormont hangs in the balance.
The latest trend for London’s super-rich: multi-storey basements
Why ’iceberg houses’ with multi-storey basements—possibly the final frontier in high-end London real estate—are coming under fire