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  • In London, 13% of people tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies while in the South West of England it was less than 3%, according to new research released by the Department of Health and Imperial College London on Thursday.Health

    Millions in England test positive for COVID-19 antibodies, with the poor and minorities hardest hit

    By Tim Ross and Bloomberg
  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson joins a socially distanced lesson during a visit to Bovingdon Primary School on June 19, 2020 near Hemel Hempstead. The Johnson Government faces a huge challenge to reopen the schools with the public divided on the best strategy to resume education and restore the economy.International

    Closing schools is ‘socially intolerable,’ says Boris Johnson. Teachers and parents are far less assured

    By Tim Ross and Bloomberg
  • TOPSHOT - Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson (R) welcomes US President Donald Trump (L) to the NATO summit at the Grove hotel in Watford, northeast of London on December 4, 2019. (Photo by PETER NICHOLLS / various sources / AFP) (Photo by PETER NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Images)International

    Facebook and Twitter could face ‘substantial fines’ under U.K.’s planned new rules on harmful online content

    By Alex Morales, Tim Ross, and others
  • HERTFORD, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 04: US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson onstage during the annual NATO heads of government summit on December 4, 2019 in Watford, England. France and the UK signed the Treaty of Dunkirk in 1947 in the aftermath of WW2 cementing a mutual alliance in the event of an attack by Germany or the Soviet Union. The Benelux countries joined the Treaty and in April 1949 expanded further to include North America and Canada followed by Portugal, Italy, Norway, Denmark and Iceland. This new military alliance became the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). The organisation grew with Greece and Turkey becoming members and a re-armed West Germany was permitted in 1955. This encouraged the creation of the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact delineating the two sides of the Cold War. This year marks the 70th anniversary of NATO. (Photo by Steve Parsons-WPA Pool/Getty Images)International

    Angry over U.K. refusal to ban Huawei from its 5G networks, Trump berates PM Johnson in heated phone chat

    By Tim Ross and Bloomberg
  • LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 13: British Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party Boris Johnson leaves after speaking to supporters and press as the Conservatives celebrate a sweeping election victory on December 13, 2019 in London, England. Prime Minister Boris Johnson called the first UK winter election for nearly a century in an attempt to gain a working majority to break the parliamentary deadlock over Brexit. As the results roll in the Conservative Party has gained the number of seats needed to win a clear majority at the expense of the Labour Party. Votes are still being counted and an overall result is expected later today. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)International

    Boris Johnson’s Overwhelming Election Victory Upends Britain

    By Tim Ross, Alex Morales, and others
  • Conservative party leader Boris Johnson is on track to win the 2019 U.K. general electionPolitics

    Pro-Brexit Boris Johnson Expected to Win U.K. Election by a Large Majority, According to Exit Poll

    By Tim Ross, Robert Hutton, and others
  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaves the back of Downing Street, London, on his way to Brussels for the European Council Summit. (Photo by Kirsty O'Connor/PA Images via Getty Images)International

    EU and U.K. Reach a Brexit Agreement, But Major Hurdles Remain

    By Ian Wishart, Tim Ross, and others
  • Kim DarrochPolitics

    Kim Darroch Quits as U.K. Ambassador After Infuriating Trump

    By Tim Ross, Kitty Donaldson, and others
  • BRITAIN-POLITICS-EU-BREXIT-CONSERVATIVES

    Theresa May Could Be Close to a Brexit Deal but She’s Losing Tory Party Members

    By Alex Morales, Jessica Shankleman, and others
  • Theresa May

    Theresa May’s Brexit Deal Still Hobbled by Irish-Border Issue

    By Jessica Shankleman, Alex Morales, and others