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A Q&A with the U.K. father and son duo focusing on children during the coronavirus pandemic
Health
A Q&A with the U.K. father and son duo focusing on children during the coronavirus pandemic
By Katherine DunnJune 14, 2020
U.K. airlines to sue government over two week quarantine rule for arriving passengers
Travel & Leisure
U.K. airlines to sue government over two week quarantine rule for arriving passengers
By Ellen Milligan, Jonathan Browning, Siddharth Philip and BloombergJune 12, 2020
China raises the stakes in defending Huawei in the U.K.
Tech
China raises the stakes in defending Huawei in the U.K.
By Eamon BarrettJune 8, 2020
Protestor holds a sign reading "keep your knees off of our necks" at Hyde Park protest for George Floyd murder
Politics
Europe’s reaction to George Floyd’s death highlights racism at home as well as in the U.S.
By Katherine Dunn and Jeremy KahnJune 3, 2020
Black and Asian Britons are succumbing to COVID-19 in overwhelming numbers, a controversial report shows
Health
Black and Asian Britons are succumbing to COVID-19 in overwhelming numbers, a controversial report shows
By Katherine DunnJune 2, 2020
London’s Savile Row exported bespoke British suits to the 1%. Can it survive in a socially distanced world?
London’s Savile Row exported bespoke British suits to the 1%. Can it survive in a socially distanced world?
By Katherine DunnMay 30, 2020
How a trip to an English castle united Britain against the country’s lockdown architect
How a trip to an English castle united Britain against the country’s lockdown architect
By Katherine DunnMay 27, 2020
Roadside sign on the Isle of Wight urges motorists to download a coronavirus contact tracing app that the U.K. government is trialing on the island.
Tech
Coronavirus apps’ fatal flaw: Almost everyone has to use them or they won’t work
By Jeremy KahnMay 26, 2020
The U.K.’s lockdown is making the country’s electricity grid greener—for good
Energy
The U.K.’s lockdown is making the country’s electricity grid greener—for good
By Katherine DunnMay 26, 2020
Arriving in the U.K.? Expect two weeks in quarantine—or face a massive fine
Health
Arriving in the U.K.? Expect two weeks in quarantine—or face a massive fine
By Katherine DunnMay 22, 2020
To aid social distancing—and cut air pollution—London’s mayor declares stretches of the capital will be car-free
Environment
To aid social distancing—and cut air pollution—London’s mayor declares stretches of the capital will be car-free
By Katherine DunnMay 15, 2020
Welcome to Britain’s confusing plan to ease its lockdown
Health
Welcome to Britain’s confusing plan to ease its lockdown
By Jeremy Kahn and Katherine DunnMay 11, 2020
Britain’s banks are facing $99 billion in bad debt due to pandemic, Bank of England warns
Finance
Britain’s banks are facing $99 billion in bad debt due to pandemic, Bank of England warns
By Silla Brush and BloombergMay 7, 2020
This U.K. scientist helped shape the country’s social distancing rules. Then he broke them
This U.K. scientist helped shape the country’s social distancing rules. Then he broke them
By Robert Hutton and BloombergMay 6, 2020
Boris Johnson declares the U.K. ‘past the peak’ of COVID-19 infections—but no plans to ease restrictions yet
Boris Johnson declares the U.K. ‘past the peak’ of COVID-19 infections—but no plans to ease restrictions yet
By Katherine Dunn and Jeremy KahnApril 30, 2020
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