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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain urged all parties to pull back from the violence in Tigray and allow humanitarian workers access to the area on Thursday, after the Ethiopian government declared a unilatera...

(Reuters) - Australian Chloe Dalton's hopes of defending the women's rugby sevens Olympic gold medal were crushed after she said she will miss next month's Tokyo Games due to a cheekbone fracture. Dal...

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister on Thursday set out his "vision" for financial services, saying Brexit is a "unique opportunity" to tailor rules while maintaining high regulatory standar...

WARSAW (Reuters) - Problems surrounding Swiss-franc mortgages taken out in Poland result mainly from the increase in value of the franc, not from clauses in the contracts, Polish financial regulator K...

(Reuters) - Tropical Storm Elsa formed in the Atlantic on Thursday and additional strengthening is forecast during the next couple of days, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) said. The storm is ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Vincent van Gogh's self-portraits will go on show in London next year, in what organisers say is the first exhibition dedicated to the Dutch post-Impressionist artist's depictions o...

SUNDERLAND, England (Reuters) - Nissan said on Thursday that a $1.4 billion investment in a new electric vehicle and battery plant in northern England showed that the Japanese carmaker was dedicated t...

(Reuters) - U.S. soccer player Alex Morgan leaves for the Tokyo Olympics in a week's time but says she is still unsure whether eased restrictions for nursing mothers will allow her to bring her 1-year...

ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss private bank Union Bancaire Prive

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's factories extended their post-lockdown recovery in June and ramped up hiring, but they also faced record inflation pressures due to supply chain problems caused by the cor...