French insurer AXA won a London court ruling on Friday worth nearly 675 million pounds ($908 million) against Santander over the mis-selling of payment protection insurance more than two decades ago.

The UK government's ban on Palestine Action is a "disturbing" misuse of counter-terrorism legislation, the United Nations' human rights chief has warned. Volker Turk urged the government to lift the ban on the group, calling it "disproportionate and unnecessary."

The error "does make for awkward, unnecessarily difficult, problematic situations" for American tourists, an etiquette expert told Newsweek.

British teenager Jay Slater, who was found dead on the Spanish island of Tenerife last year, died accidentally from a fall, a coroner concluded on Friday, according to British media reports.

The U.S. president is due to visit Trump-owned golf courses in Scotland and meet informally with the British prime minister over the U.S.-U.K. trade deal.

The U.K. announced over NATO's annual summit in June that it would purchase 12 F-35A nuclear-certified fighter jets.

UK stocks are poised to open a touch lower, potentially snapping a six-day winning streak as global investor appetite for risk wanes on lower expectations for easing from the US Federal Reserve. The pound has extended yesterday’s drop and is now trading below $1.

In one case, a coroner in London discovered that the DNA of several bodies had been co-mingled in one of the caskets, Healy-Pratt told UK news agency PA Media.

The lido has been given grants of more than £1.1m by the council towards the overall restoration. The Cleveland Pools Trust spent 20 years raising £9.3m to restore the Georgian lido.

Steel industry leaders have urged the Prime Minister to push Donald Trump to end tariffs on UK imports, when the pair meet during the US President's visit to Scotland. But expectations are low, despite the US and UK signing a deal in May that was supposed to eliminate tariffs entirely.