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John said that an infection has caused him to lose sight in his right eye and that his left one is 'not the greatest', resulting in the singer's inability to read or watch anything.

William, Prince of Wales, is attending the ceremony on behalf of the UK at the request of the British government, the palace said.

There were more 200 flood warnings and flood alerts in place across England and Wales, while trains from London to the southwest were cancelled and rail services in central England were severely disrupted.

Before a meeting of the G7 foreign ministers, Lammy told reporters Britain was announcing “the biggest sanctions package of the Russian shadow

Since the first small unmanned aerial system was first spotted on Nov. 20, the number of drones has fluctuated and there have been a range of different sizes and configurations, said the U.S.

Data from the Office for National Statistics showed a net migration of 728,000 in the year to the end of June, lower than the updated 906,000 posted for the previous year.

Britain, Italy and Japan will set up a joint company to develop, design and build an advanced stealth jet, they said on Friday, moving forward with a major defence project at a time of political turmoil and regional conflict across the world.

LONDON - Buckingham Palace said Friday it would investigate staff working for Britain's royal family following an after-party, which the Sun reported ended in a "punch-up" and "bar brawl."

Thames Water, the British utility that risks running out of cash, faces a crunch week, as the water regulator sets future prices, and a court process begins that should help it to secure a 3 billion pound ($3.80 billion) lifeline. Regulator Ofwat's final decision, due on Thursday, is crucial to all Britain's water companies, but especially to Thames - as it fights to stave off nationalisation. The company, which has 16 million customers, has become a poster child for Britain's broken water sector following accusations investors have for decades plundered companies for dividends while neglecting infrastructure and the environment.

Notices inform the public about work on a replacement outfall pipe that releases excess stormwater into the sea near the Swalecliffe wastewater treatment works, in Whitstable, Britain, on July 22.