British holidaymakers are being warned of a possible summer of misery around cross-Channel ports after a weekend which saw thousands

Frustrated motorists stuck gridlocked traffic near Dover have questioned whether the chaos was caused by the French authorities punishing Britain for leaving the EU.

Britain's new finance minister Philip Hammond, under pressure from his peers from around the world, says there could be more clarity

A woman takes herself on a date after she is stood up.

Expected to be completed by 2020, the England Coast Path will eventually run to more than 4000km.

Shandelle Battersby gets a taste of big city living in a contemporary London apartment.

This historic British mansion or a run-down Otahuhu property with a house needing demolition - which one would you prefer?

Brits are enjoying their hottest weather ever - by sunbathing in their underwear. It has the nation in a tizz.

The girlfriend of a Kiwi rugby player downed six Jagerbombs in ten minutes just hours before she was allegedly raped and murdered, a UK court has heard.

A UK father-of-three is understood to have killed his wife and daughter with a shotgun before turning the weapon on himself outside a swimming pool.

Economists are slashing growth forecasts and companies are warning of Brexit's dire consequences. London? No, Dublin.

Theresa May's rapid rise to prime minister will help the UK economy skirt a recession following the Brexit vote.

Boris Johnson had a bumpy start to his role as Britain's new Foreign Secretary when the plane he was on to Brussels was forced to make an emergency landing in Luton.

From the top of the Battle Abbey gatehouse, visitors will have a 360-degree view of the Sussex countryside where the clash that ended the Anglo-Saxon phase of English history took place.

Chief Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson faced a wave of criticism and mockery after being named Britain's Foreign Secretary.

Theresa May has moved into 10 Downing St to become the UK's second female PM, taking charge at one of the most turbulent times in recent history.

Appointed foreign secretary much to the chagrin of his European peers, Boris Johnson's first speech in the role was met with boos

New UK leader Theresa May faces a glass cliff after reaching power at a precarious time.

Many in Britain will be breathing more easily knowing a new Prime Minister is being sworn in today.

COMMENT: Judging by Helen Clark's performance and the audience enthusiasm for her, she may be the UN Secretary General.

When reality dawned, the reaction was swift. For one corner of the U.K. investment industry, it's not clear where it will stop. Funds

Call it the drift economy. The world somehow manages to stay afloat yet doesn't go much of anywhere very fast.

A quarter of jobs in Britain's business services sector are at "high risk" of automation within the next two decades.

COMMENT: Post Brexit, it's business as usual for existing institutions and policies in defence, counter-terrorism and migration management.

David Cameron didn't seem too down about leaving Number 10 Downing St.

On the day that Theresa May became only the second woman to ever be Britain's Prime Minister, she probably didn't expect to be overshadowed by another female.

John Key says he doesn't know Theresa May very well but his impression is she's a straight shooter and others speak highly of her.

John Key says NZ will have to work harder to push its credentials in Europe now that the UK no longer be a strong voice at the EU table on its behalf.