UK’s justice secretary proposes getting rid of juries for some criminal trials

Artifacts from a sunken ship offer insights into trans-Atlantic slave trade

Thanksgiving Food Special

An amazing summer weekend for soccer fans

An immigrant from Uganda finds an escape from racism

Dance with The World, 2021 edition: A playlist

Germany plans to return looted Benin Bronzes to Nigeria. Will other countries follow suit?

For holiday travel, England uses COVID tests to reduce quarantines

Statue of Black protester replaces toppled UK slave trader

Banksy unveils new pandemic-inspired art featuring rats in face masks

UK sanctions on Russians, Saudis are a ‘milestone’ for human rights, advocate says

Sex workers in Europe struggle to survive as clubs slowly reopen

Mourning in the midst of a pandemic

82-year-old British cyclist completes 1 million miles

A colony of feral parakeets has invaded London

‘Transgender women are women,’ organizers say after controversy over women-only pond in London

360 Staff Pick: Speech Therapy

Experimenting with Laughing Gas

Cosmo Pyke and Frank Ulwenya capture the sound of travel with soul and surf rock

Soul captured James Hunter’s heart at a young age

Blue salt crystals on meteorites stoke conversation about extraterrestrial life

Why the UK has an easier time than the US divorcing from coal

‘Fire and Fury’ in Europe: ‘Everyone at the school gate was talking about it this morning’

When it comes to walking in a park or down a city street, a study finds not all exercise is created equal

British singer Petula Clark hits the road — maybe to a ‘Downtown’ near you

MC Afrikan Boy’s ‘Wot It Do?’ is a call to action

The World’s music features this week: Boubacar Traore, Jyotsna Srikanth, and Elkin Robinson

Nick Mulvey’s latest album is a ‘response to these crazy times’ we’re living in

Kazuo Ishiguro wins the Nobel Literature Prize

A church in Britain just took over a pub to keep it going

African American Ira Aldridge, a Shakespearean actor in the early 1800s, honored in England

The UK joins a move to ban gas and diesel cars by 2040

US scientists answer France’s call to come ‘make our planet great again’

Dick Van Dyke apologizes for his ‘atrocious’ cockney accent in ‘Mary Poppins’

England’s new psychedelic renaissance

Protesters storm town hall as anger grows over London fire

Desire to make London’s Grenfell Tower ‘prettier’ likely escalated the blaze

Irish singer Imelda May sheds her signature rockabilly sound and style

This young, LGBT advocate isn’t your average Brexiteer

The World’s music features this week: Emily Scott Robinson, Ondatrópica and music from outer space

Not everyone is mourning Martin McGuinness, the IRA fighter turned peacemaker

Chuck Berry performed in Nottingham because he loved the city’s tikka masala

Brexit causes uncertainty among Britain’s specialty cheesemakers

Guess what? Shakespeare didn’t start the theater scene in England.

Happy 30th birthday, ‘world music’

The World music features this week: Teitur, Faada Freddy and Hannah Williams & the Affirmations

The World’s music features this week: Eljuri, Kady and Greg Lake

That’s not a pebble. It’s a fossilized dinosaur brain.

What the London Tube looks like past midnight

Theresa May is about to become Britain’s next prime minister

Iceland hands England an (embarrassing) exit

The geography of Brexit: What the vote reveals about the Disunited Kingdom

Mind the font: London’s Underground is getting a new look

Cutting through cloth ceilings, Kathryn Sargent opens her own tailor shop on Savile Row

Your Guide to The Weirdest Places in the U.K.

In 1815, six Muslims landed in London for the first time. Here’s what they can teach us.

Ska legend as political as ever, aiming at police who kill

Episode 5: Magna Carta in China

Should we ‘translate’ Shakespeare into modern English?

Science crunched Billboard’s charts to determine music’s most revolutionary year. It was 1991.