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Margaret Thatcher, the conservative British prime minister known as the "Iron Lady," died Monday following a stroke, her spokesman said. She was 87.
This is a great year for anniversaries, including the resignation of the British minister for war in an espionage scandal.
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Queen Elizabeth of Britain's refusal to take her husband's family name caused a 10-year rift in her marriage to Prince Philip, an upcoming biography says.
The savings rate in Britain has declined to the lowest level since 1959, the government's Office for National Statistics said.
Newly declassified documents show British leaders were appalled the United States was prepared for nuclear war over Cuba in 1962 and didn't consult with them.
Former Conservative Party minister John Profumo, forced from power in one of Britain's best-known Cold War-era political scandals, has died. He was 91.
Britain sold Israel plutonium and heavy water in the 1960s, helping to kickstart its nuclear weapons program, the BBC reports.
American rapper 50 Cent has added British aristocrat Dan Macmillan to his list of tailors.
Is George W. Bush the best Democratic president we have seen since Jimmy Carter? It seems that his Harvard and Yale education had more of a northeast liberal, elite effect on the young Dubya than is generally realized.
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