United kingdom

The police are calling two recent murders IRA revenge killings. And the fragile coalition governing Stormont hangs in the balance.

The days of majority government in Britain are dead. So which unlikable leaders will form the next coalition?

Scott Gilmore on interesting times in U.K. politics and why Jason Kenney is such a hot topic at British dinner parties

David Cameron and Ed Miliband are interrogated

The victory for No leaves just one problem: Is it really possible for the United Kingdom to go on existing? The Maclean’s Editorial

What led officials to ignore Rotherham, the nation’s most shocking sex abuse scandal for more than a decade?

After centuries of uneasy union, Scotland is poised to vote on independence. The end of Great Britain may be closer than we think.

How a reality show all about baking—instead of bickering or backstory—became a proxy for an uncertain United Kingdom

Both loved and loathed, the 1995 film classic looms large in the battle over Scottish independence

An epidemic of loneliness is Britain’s ‘national shame’ and a growing health crisis among the elderly