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Woody Johnson said a host of attacks on Donald Trump by David Lammy were ‘not wise’ but predicted Britain’s foreign affairs chiefs can ‘recover.’

Riots that followed the killing of three children in Southport are the latest far-right show of force confronting Britain’s new government.

Diplomats and activists from around the world are discussing ways to keep up the fight against global warming, even in the face of an absent or hostile U.S. administration.

The Tories may have been kicked out of government, but for the Scottish National Party, July’s U.K. election may prove terminal.

New government pares back pensioner payments and vows to build more houses — but it’s a big gamble.

As Labour refocuses on Europe and America, doubts linger in Japan about whether it can rely on London.

Labour attack dossier lays out holes in Britain’s finances — which the Tories dismiss as simply a political excuse to raise taxes.

With just 121 Conservative MPs left, it’ll be an uphill struggle for these contenders to turn around the once-mighty British party’s fortunes.

As the U.K. and the EU enter a new era, their relationship is likely to gradually become more Swiss.

Labour, with an eye on the next election, wants voters to hear that the public finances are worse than they thought — so blame the Tories for higher taxes.

Labour U-turns on the previous government’s opposition to the warrant, arguing for judicial independence and everyone being subject to international law.

“It would probably be very useful for a basketball competition,” Poole Harbour Commissioners’ chief tells POLITICO.

Berlin wants to expand the British prime minister’s proposed security pact into a broader EU-UK “reset.”

A flurry of energy announcements from Keir Starmer are about one thing — driving through his government’s ambitious climate goals.

The race to succeed Rishi Sunak as UK Conservative leader is heating up.

Eluned Morgan, once the youngest MEP in Brussels, is set to take office in Cardiff.

Britain’s new Labour government is seeking deeper military ties with Germany and France.

Keir Starmer faced awkward questions at PMQs — but not from Rishi Sunak.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer ‘shocked’ by attack which police say they do not believe was terror-related.

The probable Democratic presidential candidate ruffled feathers when she visited Britain back in November.

“It’s for the American people to decide who they want for their president.”

British lobbyists have launched a schmooze offensive as they try to capture the attention of Labour’s greenhorn contingent.

Ukraine leader is first to address a U.K. Cabinet meeting since Bill Clinton.

In Milwaukee, the battle for Donald Trump’s attention is heating up and Brits want in.