Britain
BritainFatal stabbing of UK MP declared terrorist incident
Prime minister Boris Johnson said Amess was “a much-loved friend and colleague” and “a fine public servant”
British lawmaker stabbed to death in church
A British lawmaker from prime minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party was stabbed to death on Friday in a church by a man who attacked him at a meeting with voters from his electoral district
Energy crunch
Some European countries run coal-fired power plants as gas costs soar
The energy crisis in Europe has also been exacerbated by a lack of wind for turbine sites, while hydropower has not been enough close the gap in the United States
No self-isolation in Britain for fully vaccinated Bangladeshi travellers
The British government has added Bangladesh to the list of countries with approved proof of Covid vaccination, effective 11 October
Tennis
Raducanu to take her time in search for new coach
British star Emma Raducanu plans to take her time before hiring a new coach as she returns for her first tournament since winning the US Open at the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells
Amazon opens Britain’s first ‘4-star’ non-food store
Amazon on Wednesday expanded its chain of physical shops selling non-food products to Britain, opening a new outlet southeast of London that will compete with local stores
Snubbed Australia to be ‘patient’ in fixing France ties
Australia’s leader said he is being given the cold shoulder by French president Emmanuel Macron after the controversial scrapping of a submarine deal, but vowed to be “patient” in repairing frayed ...
Biden asks for early Macron talks as allies try to smooth tensions
The United States and Britain sought Sunday to smooth tensions with Paris over a new security pact with Australia, with US president Joe Biden requesting early talks with his French counterpart ...
UK identifies case of 'mad cow' disease
British officials have identified a single case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), commonly known as mad cow disease
AUKUS
EU must unite after US pact with Australia, Britain: Borrell
A new US security pact with Australia and Britain shows that the European Union must develop its own defence and security strategies, particularly in the Indo-Pacific
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