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GREGORY KATZ
It's her party: Queen has 8,000 subjects to tea
- The times they aren't a changing. Not at Buckingham Palace, at least.
- The times they aren't a changing. Not at Buckingham Palace, at least.
Senior British intelligence official is in coma
- Britain's senior intelligence official has been rushed to a London hospital after falling into a coma, officials said Friday, but foul play is not suspected in his sudden illness.
Another terror suspect freed on bail in Britain
- A terrorism suspect alleged to have deep ties to Osama bin Laden and al-Qaida has been set free on bail, British officials said Thursday in the second such case in less than three weeks after courts ruled the men could not be kept in jail indefinitely.
Terror suspect is bailed out in Britain
- For the second time in just over two weeks, a suspect alleged to have strong ties to Osama bin Laden and al-Qaida was set free on bail, British officials said Thursday.
Lost Beatles tape airs on BBC radio
- A Beatles interview from the 1960s in which John Lennon and Paul McCartney discussed the way they composed songs together was broadcast on British radio Tuesday after it was found in a film can in a damp garage in south London.
- A Beatles interview from the 1960s in which John Lennon and Paul McCartney discussed the way they composed songs together was broadcast on British radio Tuesday after it was found in a film can in a damp garage in south London.
Buckingham Palace says queen costs taxpayers little
- Buckingham Palace accountants insisted Friday that the cost of maintaining Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family is a bargain for taxpayers, despite a price tag of 40 million pounds ($80 million), while a prominent anti-monarchist group said many of the true costs are hidden.
Palace says queen costs taxpayers little
- Buckingham Palace accountants insisted Friday that the cost of maintaining Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family is a bargain for taxpayers, despite a price tag of 40 million pounds ($80 million), while a prominent anti-monarchist group said many of the true costs are hidden.
Queen confers knighthood on Salman Rushdie
- Author Salman Rushdie slipped into Buckingham Palace on Wednesday to receive a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II that had angered many parts of the Muslim world when the honor was announced last year.
- Author Salman Rushdie slipped into Buckingham Palace on Wednesday to receive a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II that had angered many parts of the Muslim world when the honor was announced last year.
British UFOs may be partygoers' Chinese lanterns
- Mysterious lights in the sky? Some British soldiers thought they might be unidentified flying objects. Then again, they might be those blazing Chinese lanterns released by the partygoers down the road - a new craze in England. Once they are lit, the small lanterns rise into the sky, much like hot air balloons.