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The UK coastal seaport of Grimsby, once a Labour stronghold, has turned against its faithful party to welcome in a new leadership on Friday.

UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn has defended his party's policies despite Labour's general election loss.

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A political analyst has called UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s general election win "a dramatic result" that saw his Conservative party gain a thumping majority of seats in Britain's Parliament and take him one step closer to his...

London commuters on Monday expressed different views on the outcome of Britain's election but hoped the Conservative win would mean an end to the Brexit deadlock.

CLEAN: Shows interior shots UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson talking to newly elected Conservative MPs. Boris Johnson is back at work with more Conservative MPs behind him than any Prime Minister since Margaret Thatcher. And in the last...

CLEAN: Exterior shots of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher inspecting the wreckage of the crash of British Midland Flight 92 watched by crowds of media and meeting rescue workers on 9 January 1989 in Kegworth, Leicestershire, United Kingdom

CLEAN: Exterior shots of a motorcade carrying Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher arriving at the crash scene of British Midland Flight 92 on 9 January 1989 in Kegworth, Leicestershire, United Kingdom

CLEAN: Exterior shots of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher inspecting the wreckage of the crash of British Midland Flight 92 watched by crowds of media on 9 January 1989 in Kegworth, Leicestershire, United Kingdom

Downing Street has been forced to apologise to the Queen for holding a party in breach of lockdown rules on the eve of Philip's funeral. But Boris Johnson is not the only prime minister to have had to apologise to the monarch.

She's seen by many of the Conservative Party members who elected her as Boris Johnson 2.0, but experts expect her to be more of an ideologue.

CLEAN: Exterior shot of Margaret Thatcher arriving for a meeting, she says that she thinks the campaign is going very well on 23rd May 2001, United Kingdom

President Ronald Reagan of the United States of America meets with West German President Karl Carstens and speaks at Bundestag in Bonn, meets with Chancellor Helmut Schmidt in Berlin and signs a...