#UK

Russia’s foreign ministry has issued a “stop list” of 30 British citizens, including 15 cabinet ministers, who are banned from entering the country in the latest episode of a tit-for-tat diplomatic spat between Moscow and London.

The British foreign minister has ruled out sending U.K. troops to Ukraine, following reports that London and Paris were discussing the possible deployment of forces to the country.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned that a global conflict “is serious and real” and that the war in Ukraine has entered a “decisive stage.”

A social media influencer and part-time model has been linked to the illegal export of high-tech U.K. equipment to Russian military-connected companies.

Britain and Moldova have signed a new defense and security partnership to strengthen Moldova’s “resilience against Russian aggression.”

A Polish fugitive who built a lucrative alcohol empire and was dubbed ‘Whisky King’ after spending 20 years on the run in the UK is to be extradited back to Poland.

Britain’s Foreign Office has criticized Russian authorities for what it suggested was a Kremlin-orchestrated media stunt designed to intimidate London’s deputy ambassador at a Moscow airport.

Britain has imposed sanctions on 18 further Russian oil tankers and four liquefied natural gas vessels, the largest batch of sanctions to date against the country's so-called "shadow fleet," the government said on Thursday.

InPost, an international locker delivery firm founded in Poland by entrepreneur Rafał Brzoska, has secured the takeover of two companies from the Menzies Group as Polish companies continue their buying spree in the U.K..

The United Kingdom has imposed new sanctions on Russian military units it says were involved in using chemical weapons in Ukraine.

Russia's GRU military intelligence service is seeking to cause "mayhem" across Britain and Europe, the UK's domestic spy chief said on Tuesday, while a growing threat from resurgent al Qaeda and Islamic State was his greatest terrorism concern.

A Polish man who broke into a house, cooked dinner, tidied up and did the owner’s laundry has been jailed for 22 months by a court in the U.K.

Britain on Thursday sanctioned five vessels and two associated entities involved in the shipping of Russian liquefied natural gas, with the government saying it was using new legal powers for the first time to target LNG vessels directly.

Russia's FSB security service said on Friday it had revoked the accreditation of six British diplomats in Moscow whose actions it said showed signs of spying and sabotage work.

The former head of a Polish government agency at the center of a corruption scandal will remain on remand in a British prison after a London court denied him bail.

The purchase of Britain’s Thomas Cook travel operator by Polish online platform eSky is part of a wider trend of former Eastern Bloc companies expanding westward, raising eyebrows in the UK.

The U.K. is considering sending prisoners to Estonia as part of efforts to tackle overcrowding in English and Welsh jails, a British newspaper has reported.

Ukraine has made repeated requests for more air defense support to defend itself.

While Taylor Swift continues her ‘Eras’ tour, Keir Starmer, the British prime minister, is on what could be called his ‘reset’ tour.

A Ukrainian student who fled to the UK following Russia’s invasion of her homeland in 2022 is set to join Britain’s elite after being offered a place to study at the University of Cambridge.