U.K. Politics and National Security Correspondent
Our man in Britain. Correspondent for the Wall Street Journal. A tad French.
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By: Max Colchester
The Democratic Unionist Party said it would reject the Windsor Framework recently hammered out by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the EU over Northern Ireland’s trading status.
By: Paul Hannon, Max Colchester
Price increases in February picked up to 10.4% from 10.1% in January as the cost of food rose at the fastest pace since records began in 1989.
By: Max Colchester, Kelly Crow, Elissa Miolene
Major international museums are increasingly giving back plundered treasure, but the London institution has long resisted returning artifacts from the colonial era, including prizes such as the Elgin Marbles and Benin Bronzes.
By: Max Colchester, Peter Landers
Britain becomes the first European power to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which the U.S. exited under President Donald Trump.
By: David Luhnow, Max Colchester
On the eve of a visit by President Biden, the Catholic and Protestant communities are cleaved by Brexit and sectarian tensions.
By: Max Colchester, Catherine Lucey
The president has worked to keep the historic pact and resolve Northern Ireland trade issues.
By: Max Colchester
Aristocrats at the ceremony have been asked to make way for hundreds of charity workers and ordinary Britons.
By: Max Colchester
The coronation ceremony dates back 1,000 years, a throwback to a bygone age when all-powerful monarchs dictated the fates of nations.
The Duke of Sussex plays minor role in father’s big day, underscoring enduring rift in royal family.
By: Max Colchester
President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Britain as part of a tour of Ukraine’s European allies aimed at replenishing the country’s war chest ahead of a planned counteroffensive.
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