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UK foreign minister Truss says she knows no details about alleged lockdown party - Vimarsana News

UK foreign minister Truss says she knows no details about alleged lockdown party

British foreign minister Liz Truss said on Wednesday she did not know the details of what happened when asked about reports of a Christmas party at Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Downing Street office during lockdown.

Britain could implement COVID-19 'plan B' as early as Thursday - reports - Vimarsana News

Britain could implement COVID-19 'plan B' as early as Thursday - reports

Britain could implement tougher COVID-19 measures, including advice to work from home, as early as Thursday in a bid to slow the spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, according to media reports.

Britain warns Iran it's the "last chance" to sign up to nuclear deal - Vimarsana News

Britain warns Iran it's the "last chance" to sign up to nuclear deal

British foreign minister Liz Truss urged Iran on Wednesday to sign up to the 2015 nuclear deal, saying it was "the last chance" to do, just a day before talks were expected to resume.

UK could still invoke Article 16 over N.Ireland row with EU, says PM Johnson - Vimarsana News

UK could still invoke Article 16 over N.Ireland row with EU, says PM Johnson

Britain does not rule out the possibility of invoking Article 16 of the Northern Ireland protocol if a disagreement with the European Union over how trade with the province operates cannot be resolved, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday.

We don't think COVID Plan B is required - UK's Raab - Vimarsana News

We don't think COVID Plan B is required - UK's Raab

Britain will not require stricter domestic COVID restrictions in the run-up to Christmas because vaccines had put the country into a more resilient position than a year ago, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said on Tuesday.