Jocelyn Murray, a skier who represented Great Britain at the 1956 Winter Olympics, died Feb. 11. The death of Murray, who competed under the name Jocelyn Wardrop-Moore, was not reported in the British media until Wednesday.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, the power to abolish the monarchy doesn’t lie with the monarch alone. In fact, there isn’t a whole lot that British Kings and Queens can actually do beyond the bounds of their constitutionally-defined mandate—one that primarily involves tasks such as appointing prime ministers,

Last-minute changes to new U.K. entry rules leave British dual citizens confused and angry. Here are the latest updates, explained.

New passport rules have caused ‘panic’ and ‘confusion’

With much of world on lockdown, now’s a good time to get around to tasks you’ve long putting off. For London’s British Museum, that includes adding objects and images to its online collections database. To date, it has digitized nearly 4.5 million ...

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From birthdays to bad news, making tea is the British response to every situation. But do you know the real reason why the British drink tea? For Brits, tea isn’t just a daily habit—it’s practically a national identity. In contrast, they drink only ...

The two British Longhair cuties may be the newer, cooler Thelma & Louise, but they're also the center of Mom's world. You can't tell by looking, but Biscuit—aka "Biccy"—is the smaller, tangerine-tinted kitty, while young Blueberry takes up a bit more space with her snow-white fur.

American vs British English: If you have ever found yourself reading an article and wondering why one writer says “color” while another writes “colour,” you are definitely not alone. American and British English are two major versions of the same ...

The deal allows 24/7 rail manufacturing to resume at Scunthorpe for the first time in over a decade.