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Germans reveal why they still 'Love UK'
German paper Zeit Online decides to cheer the Brits up a bit and show they were still appreciated by asking its readers to list things they like about the UK.
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Southgate ruled out
Bookmakers' favourite Gareth Southgate was on Thursday reportedly ruled out of taking over as Roy Hodgson's successor as England manager.
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England's 'brittle' football psyche exposed again
In attempting to unpick England's Euro 2016 humiliation by Iceland, captain Wayne Rooney and outgoing manager Roy Hodgson touch upon a common theme: mental readiness.
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Brexit: Berlin eyes Britain’s tech talent
In the wake of Brexit, start-ups and global funds are now considering Germany's capital as their base.
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'Go back home' - Bitter backlash post EU referendum
Since the EU referendum results revealed the UK voted to leave, people are compiling reports of racism on social media.
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MEPs call for deep EU reform and swift Brexit to end uncertainty
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) stress upon urgent need for reforms to ensure that the EU lives up to its citizens’ expectations.
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Scotland could veto Brexit: Minister Sturgeon
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon tells BBC that Holyrood may try to block the UK's exit from the EU. She was speaking following a referendum which saw Britain vote by 52% to 48% to leave Europe.
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Trump tries to play down Americans’ fear of Brexit
Donald Trump moves from hole to hole on his wind-swept Scotland golf course, not a club in hand but promotion on his mind, extolling North Sea views that are among "the great sights of the world."
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Gamble makes him tragic hero
David Cameron may now be likened to two of his predecessors -- Edward Heath and Harold Wilson.
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'No need to be nasty' on Brexit: Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says the EU has "no need to be particularly nasty in any way" in the negotiations with Britain about its exit from the bloc.
