Stories from United Kingdom

Two properties connected with The Great Escape in Queensbury sold for a combined $51 million this spring. The sales were reported by a social media source.

The UK has banned imports of raw milk cheeses from France and Italy, citing safety grounds. The same cheeses remain available on the market in their countries of origin.

Disabled people's rights in the UK are under attack from multiple directions. A Supreme Court ruling today was described as the latest example and appalling. The source expressed extreme disappointment with the ruling.

Two men have pleaded not guilty to murder following the death of a 19-year-old man in Whitstable on Good Friday.

Travere has acquired Everest for $1.1 billion to strengthen its rare kidney disease and Btk inhibitor programs.

The Supreme Court has overruled the Cheshire West judgment concerning deprivations of liberty and valid consent. Three charities described the ruling as a rollback.

The First Minister has asked Natural Resources Wales to investigate the River Tawe following concerns over sewage. Reports of people falling ill after swimming in the river were raised in the Senedd.

Nigel Farage expressed anger and dissatisfaction with a perceived two-tier system, stating there is no such thing as a two-tier pill without fear or favor. Nigel Farage commented on a mentality where blame is assigned to individuals rather than a broader systemic issue. He described the situation as a political anger that helps certain politicians. The comments were made on LBC News. Nigel Farage has re-entered British political discourse, criticizing mainstream politicians and their approach to issues like Black Lives Matter. His comments suggest a populist reform agenda is being pushed within British politics.

Rilzabrutinib has been authorized for the treatment of adults with immune thrombocytopenia who have not responded to prior treatments. The approval was issued by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency.

Russian submarines have been sent to survey Britain's subsea cables. The UK has deployed the Royal Navy and is mobilizing parliamentary draftsmen in response.