The doctor who saved the life of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson when the leader had contracted the virus back in March, has now been infected with COVID-19. Professor Nick Hart from the Guy’s and St Thomas’s Hospital London is self isolating after testing positive for COVID-19.

Doctor who saved UK PM Boris Johnson's life in April contracts coronavirus

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are all set to come face to face in an attempt to seal a post-brexit trade deal. UK & EU's repeated efforts to narrow their differences have fallen flat.

UK, EU to discuss post-brexit trade deal, both sides still stuck over 3 issues

Last ditch efforts are on from both sides as British and European Union negotiators embarked on talks which are probably in their final two days. The negotiations are taking place over a trade deal.

Brexit: Last ditch efforts on to save trade deal talks from failure

United Kingdom and European Union negotiators paused trade talks on Friday to call in their leaders to try to narrow gaps and get an agreement over the line.

UK, EU call in leaders to save trade talks | Johnson, EU Chief to hold emergency call

LONDON — Britain’s approval of a coronavirus vaccine this week, beating every other Western country, would be a political gift for any leader. But perhaps none needs it as much as Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

For Boris Johnson, a week to exorcise the demons of 2020

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that it would be months before almost vulnerable people received vaccines. The bulk of the jabs will be given between January and April of 2021.

UK PM: Would be months before vulnerable groups get COVID-19 vaccine

British leaders who were invited to India's Republic Day

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday said that COVID-19 vaccines should be voluntary, adding that the country will not make the vaccines mandatory. Johnson added that he urges people to take the vaccine, but that it is not a part of “our culture or our ambition in this country to make vaccines mandatory”.

'Not how we do things': British PM Boris Johnson on rumours of compulsory vaccination

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged lawmakers to support his new system of regional coronavirus restrictions on Tuesday, arguing in the face of criticism from his party that the system was needed to keep the virus under control.

UK's Johnson urges lawmakers to back regional COVID-19 restrictions

Locals of the UK may not have been entirely happy with their Prime Minister's decision of imposing a second lockdown, but a recent study has revealed that the lockdown helped reduce the coronavirus infections by 30 per cent.

UK observes 30% decline in COVID-19 infections due to national lockdown: Study

Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon on Thursday warned the United Kingdom that she wants the second referendum "in the earlier part" of the next Scottish parliament, which begins next year.

Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon warns UK; wants referendum 'early in next parliament'

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called the devolution of powers to Scotland “a disaster”, a comment that played into the hands of Scottish nationalists pushing for an independence referendum that opinion polls suggest they could win.

Boris Johnson says devolving powers to Scotland was 'a disaster'; faces criticism

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson appointed Dan Rosenfield, a business consultant and former treasury official, as his new chief of staff on Thursday. Dan Rosenfield will formally take over the prime minister's office on January 1, according to a Downing Street statement, potentially handing him a poisoned chalice as Britain quits a post-Brexit transition period out of the European Union.

Boris Johnson appoints Dan Rosenfield as new chief of staff after aide's stormy exit

Innocence is something we may fast be losing in this connected, digital world. But there is hope. Not everything has become mechanical. An 8-year-old boy in the UK, Monti, was concerned about Santa Claus contracting coronavirus.

Will Santa use hand sanitiser? Worried 8-year-old writes to UK PM Boris Johnson

Britain President Boris Johnson has announced new measures which bring back regional approach to tackle COVID-19. Fresh measure has to be taken to open business where infection rate is low. Boris Johnson has said that government will not force anyone to get vaccinated.

Britain Government will not force anyone to get vaccinated

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday said the "escape route" from the novel coronavirus is visible, saying that the strict measures would not continue beyond December 2.

Boris Johnson says 'escape route' from coronavirus 'in sight'

Britain's Finance Minister Rishi Sunak on Sunday ruled out the possibility of a 'normal' Christmas as the government prepares for tighter restrictions amid worsening coronavirus crisis.

No 'normal' Christmas this year, says Britain's Finance Minister Rishi Sunak

Every Friday for the past two months, Peter Krykant has parked his white van on Parnie Street in central Glasgow, Scotland, around the corner from a games shop and several art galleries, and waited for people to come by and inject illegal drugs.

How a man with a van is challenging UK drug policy

British health secretary Matt Hancock said the country could enjoy a "normal Christmas that people really look forward to" amid strict lockdown measures in place due to surge in coronavirus cases.

Britain hopes for 'normal Christmas' as coronavirus cases surge in Europe

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will on Thursday unveil what is being billed as Britain's biggest programme of investment in the armed forces since the end of the Cold War.

UK to unveil 'largest military investment' in three decades

The US President Donald Trump has fired the Director of the US Department of Homeland Security Christopher Krebs after he had disputed Trump's claims of electoral fraud and has claimed that the recently-held US election 2020 were not manipulated.

Morning news brief: Trump fires Christopher Krebs, Biden holds talks with Modi and more

United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday warned his top minister that the envisioned trade agreement with the European Union remained uncertain. He, however added that Britain would thrive with or without a deal.

UK PM Boris Johnson tells ministers that Brexit deal with EU remains uncertain

The firm has claimed that so far results suggest the vaccine has a 94.5% effectiveness against the disease.

UK secures 5 Million doses of potential vaccine by Moderna

European Union diplomats warned Britain on Monday that time was fast running out for a Brexit deal, and that it may already be too late to ratify one, as negotiators in Brussels began a last-ditch attempt to avoid a tumultuous exit at the end of December.

'Extremely late': Time is running out for Brexit deal, says European Union

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