Netizens are trolling the 'COVID secure marshals' introduced by the Prime Minister of United Kingdom Boris Johnson on Wednesday. In a news conference, Johnson said the aim behind the step was to ''boost the enforcement capacity of local authorities'' and to to help ensure social distancing in town and city centres, and by setting up a register of environmental health officers that local authorities can draw upon for support.

Netizens ridicule UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's army of 'COVID secure marshals'

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced at a coronavirus briefing a “moonshot plan” for UK. Announcing the details the PM urged people to abide by new restrictions that outlaw gatherings of more than six people indoors and out, and said they were imperative if the country was to avoid further toughening of the rules.

UK PM Boris Johnson's new 'moonshot plan': Plan to combat coronavirus rising cases

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a deadline for a post-Brexit trade agreement with the European Union. He has set October 15 as the deadline, brushing off fears about "no-deal" chaos if talks fail.

British PM Boris Johnson sets October 15 as deadline for Brexit negotiations with EU

EU leader Ursula von der Leyen warned Monday that Britain is legally obliged to respect the Brexit withdrawal agreement, which must form the basis on any future relationship.

European Union chief warns UK must respect Brexit withdrawal deal

Britain's top Brexit negotiator warned the European Union that the island country will not blink first in trade negotiations with the EU and is not scared of a no-deal exit.

'We won't blink first': UK warns the EU on Brexit trade negotiations

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged people to go back to work if they can. UK government said that it is now safe to return to work. Govt. asked people to help the economy recovery.

UK: Johnson urges people to return to work to help the economy recover

Official figures showed on Friday that the British government's debt has exceeded £2.0 trillion after taking loans from a large state for the first time.

British government debt exceeds £2 trillion for the first time in July

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is paying tribute to veterans of the multinational World War II campaign against Japan, which formally ended 75 years ago some three months after Nazi Germany had been vanquished in Europe.

Victory over Japan Day: Boris Johnson pays tribute to World War II veterans

As the UK is slowly reopening the economy and coming back to the normal day-to-day life, all schools and universities are still closed. However, recent local media reports claim schools might reopen very soon in the country.

Boris Johnson to ask schools to reopen by September: Reports

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson rode a made-in-India Hero Cycles bike designed in the UK as he launched a new GBP 2-billion cycling and walking drive which is part of the government's anti-obesity strategy to combat COVID-19.

British PM Boris Johnson rides Made-in-India cycle at launch of UK’s health programme

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson starts his day by going for a run. Johnson doesn't go alone and his dog, Dilyn, gives him company. This is a lifestyle change that Johnson felt he had to make when he was battling COVID-19 at an intensive care unit.

Make Britain great or fit! Why UK and world need to take obesity seriously?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he was too fat. He believes being fat made it difficult for him to fight the Wuhan Virus. So, he is urging Brits to shed some pounds by getting fitter. WION's Palki Sharma tells you more about Britain's new national obesity plan.

Gravitas: Boris Johnson's new obesity strategy

Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged Britishers to lose "a little bit of weight" on Monday and used his own struggle with his weight before he was infected with the coronavirus.

British PM Boris Johnson shares his struggle with weight urging citizens to get fit

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson discussed China's actions in Hong Kong and its treatment of Muslims in Xinjiang, Reuters report stated quoting a British summary of the discussion.

Pompeo and Johnson discuss China's actions in Hong Kong and Xinjiang

The United Kingdom on Monday will suspend its extradition treaty with Hong Kong over the introduction of draconian security law by the Chinese administration. The move is set to further damage relations between London and Beijing, which became tensed due to a host of measures, including China's respose to the coronavirus crisis and Huawei among others.

Boris Johnson says 'tough' actions as UK set to suspend extradition treaty

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he will only impose another nationwide coronavirus lockdown as a last resort, comparing the tool to "a nuclear deterrent" in a Sunday newspaper interview.

UK PM Johnson says reluctant to use national lockdown again

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to pour 3 billion pounds ($3.8 billion) into England's National Health Service (NHS) to try to ward off any resurgence of the coronavirus, as he sets out the next stage of his recovery plan for Britain.

UK PM Boris Johnson announces additional funding for NHS

After announcing a partial reopening of the economy, the UK government has decided to pause publishing of the daily coronavirus tally after detecting a possibility of having the wrong figures displayed.

Death toll may be exaggerated: UK government to pause daily updates

England cricket great Ian Botham is to be made a Lord by Boris Johnson as a reward for his support of Brexit, according to a report in The Times. The newspaper said Botham would be among 30 new life peers announced by British Prime Minister Johnson to mark his first year at 10 Downing Street.

England cricket great Botham to be made a peer: report

Shamima Begum, who went to Syria to join Islamic State, has been allowed by a UK court on Thursday to return home to challenge government's decision which revoked her citizenship.

IS bride Shamima Begum allowed to return UK to fight for citizenship

Germany is one country whose government has not banned the use of Huawei equipment. Britain's decision to ban China's Huawei from its 5G network increases further pressure on EU countries.

WION Fineprint: Will EU help United States win war against Huawei?

China said Wednesday it will take necessary measures to safeguard its own interests following Britains decision to purge all Huawei 5G network equipment from the country.

China strongly opposes UK's Huawei ban; will act to protect its interests

HUAWEI will be completely removed from the UK’s 5G networks by the end of 2027, the government has announced on Tuesday

'Huawei to be removed from UK 5G networks by 2027', says UK Govt

Huawei's UK chairman John Browne resigned today as Britain approved the removal of Chinese telecom giant Huawei from its 5G network.

United Kingdom lays out plan to remove Huawei | UK Cultural Minister

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