Michael Holden

A year after he and his wife Meghan announced they were stepping down from royal duties, Prince Harry said the shock move had been driven in part by the actions of a "toxic" British press which was destroying his mental ​health.

Queen Camilla says it was difficult to keep King Charles' cancer diagnosis private

Former British pop star Paul Gadd, better known by his stage name Gary Glitter, appeared in a London court on Wednesday accused ​of historic sex offences against a young girl.

Some eight years after Prince Harry went into open legal conflict against the British tabloid press, winning a number of high-profile court battles against big media organisations on the way, he has lost ​the war.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, said on Sunday that she had scaled the three highest peaks in Britain in 24 ​hours to raise money for a cancer charity, citing it as a personal achievement following ‌her own battle with the disease.

Former Scottish National Party chief executive Peter Murrell was jailed ‌for just over five years on Tuesday after admitting embezzling more than £400,000 ($540,000) of party funds to buy items such as cars, a motorhome and luxury goods.

He has agreed to pay income and capital-gains taxes when he sells private assets.

Two men, including one who worked as a British immigration officer, were jailed on Thursday after being convicted of spying ​on prominent pro-democracy dissidents now based in Britain on ‌behalf of Hong Kong, and ultimately China.

The British government's decision to ban the pro-Palestinian campaign group Palestine ​Action as a terrorist organisation is lawful because of its support for violence, London's Court of Appeal ruled on Monday.

A Ukrainian man was found guilty on Monday of carrying out arson attacks on property connected to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in May last ​year on behalf of a mystery figure he knew only as "EL Money".