February 15, 2016 Virgin Atlantic flight forced to return to London after 'laser incident' A New York-bound Virgin Atlantic flight was forced to return to London's Heathrow Aiport Sunday after the plane's first officer reportedly fell ill when a laser beam was shined into the cockpit.
February 14, 2016 Women rescued trying to cross Atlantic Ocean in rowboat Four British women trying to cross the Atlantic in a rowing boat have been rescued after they were stranded in the mid-Atlantic Ocean for more than 16 hours when their boat capsized and they lost their oars.
February 12, 2016 Death threats prompt British chef to drop foie gras from Valentine's Day menu A pub in Britain announced it would remove foie gras from its special Valentine’s Day menu after reportedly receiving death threats from vegan activists.
February 11, 2016 Eating cornstarch aids 6-year-old boy's rare condition, parents say The family of a 6-year-old boy in the United Kingdom is fighting to continue feeding their son cornstarch regularly and for free instead of filling a reportedly risky prescription to aid his rare condition.
February 11, 2016 Startling resemblance: Crime show host looks like criminal Presenter looks like convicted inmate
February 10, 2016 Scientists attack Zika virus from multiple angles Scientists on the frontlines of the Zika virus battle are closing in on the mosquito-borne illness from multiple angles.
February 9, 2016 Caught on video: British man trips suspect running from police A British man became a local hero Tuesday when he tripped a suspected drug dealer running from police, leading to the man’s capture, Sky News reports.
February 9, 2016 Sweden may question WikiLeaks founder Assange at Ecuadorean embassy The Swedish prosecutor investigating a 2010 rape accusation against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange says she is planning to interview him at the Ecuadorian embassy in London, The Guardian reports.
February 9, 2016 27-year-old with terminal breast cancer says doctors misdiagnosed disease as anxiety A young woman in the United Kingdom said she is fighting for her life after doctors failed to diagnose her with breast cancer because they reportedly said she was “too young.”
February 8, 2016 Mom warns about button batteries after toddler placed on life support About seven months after 2-year-old Sophie Skill had to be put on life support when she swallowed a lithium battery, the British toddler is on the mend, and her mother is speaking out to warn other parents of the objects’ toxicity.
