Mrs A could mean far more to London than Mrs B
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Many said these Games would be a shambles, but they turned out to be sensational. Sensational not just because of the virtual dope-of-the-day revelations but in their ancient concept and their modern execution.
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British government officials probably do not, on balance, have more extramarital affairs than government officials in other countries; it only seems that way.
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Her Majesty's recent encounter with the celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz was more than she could endure.
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I wondered whether Gurinder Chadha was making a statement or trying to be ironic when she wanted to meet in a posh curry-house above the Soho Theatre, in central London.
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Being English can be fraught with peril. Consider, for instance, the dilemma posed by peas.
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Queen Elizabeth II sounds more like her subjects than she did a half century ago, when she first assumed her royal "dutays," according to an academic study released Monday.Comment
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The increasing numbers of veiled Muslim women are fueling the debate over the role of Muslims in British life.
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A strology does not come easy to a rational newspaper like The Independent.
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Applying the legendary Mrs. B's business lessons to investing.
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If you were to ask most British rail travelers to describe their daily experience, chances are the words "elegant", "romantic" and "magical" would not pass their lips.
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The subtexts of two new books that aim to guide women through the worlds of commerce and finance both ask why a businesswoman canât be more like a businessman.
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People in the UK have been reading more - despite or perhaps because of busier lives, a study says.
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A 16th Century painting of Venus featuring the Roman goddess of love wearing little but a smile has been deemed too risque for the eyes of London's tube travellers.
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The Sept. 11 attacks on America forced Prime Minister Tony Blair's government to ponder a troubling question: Could terrorists pull off something similar, or even worse, in London or another big British city? The answer, they concluded, was yes.
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In a long lament in a recent issue of The Guardian, Carol Gould has described the anti-American feelings she has had to put up with while living in London, her adopted hometown.
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An election next year for the mayor of  London is shaping up to be an unusually brutal battle that  exposes one of the country&#39;s deepest social divisions: class.
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One rules with her head; the other, with her heart. One is a rough-and-tumble Brooklyn native; the other grew up in the heartland.