Natalie Powell

Britain's Foreign secretary Boris Johnson is dismissing suggestions he is considering resigning over Brexit tensions. With the latest we're joined by our London correspondent Natalie Powell. Audio

Our correspondent in London, Natalie Powell, says it's not clear whether female staff at the BBC were aware of how much money their male colleagues were making. Audio

UK police say the final death toll in the Grenfell Tower disaster is unlikely to be clear before the end of the year. Our UK correspondent Natalie Powell says residents have been making their own… Audio

The British Parliament has met for the first time since the snap election earlier this month. At the State Opening of Parliament Queen Elizabeth outlined a legislative programme of 27 bills - eight of… Audio

Police have swarmed to London Bridge after a van ploughed into pedestrians ... and men armed with knives reportedly attacked people. London correspondent Natalie Powell reports on the latest in this… Audio

Correspondent Natalie Powell is in London and says confusion still reigns following a terror attack near parliament. She says four have been killed and 20 injured. Audio

London correspondent Natalie Powell describes the aftermath of a terrorist attack which saw a group of people on Westminster Bridge bowled by car and a police officer stabbed. She says one suspected… Audio

The British Prime Minister Theresa May is today trying to win the power to trigger Brexit and negotiate without restrictions. We cross to London to hear the latest from the House of Commons. Audio

Britain's Supreme Court will decide the future of Brexit overnight tonight. Government ministers are expecting to lose an appeal to overturn an earlier High Court decision ruling the UK parliament has… Audio

The entertainer Rolf Harris is back in court facing seven new charges of indecent assault and one charge of sexual assault. Audio

It appears the United Kingdom's Prime Minister Theresa May might've backflipped on her preparation for Brexit. Audio

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange faces a day of reckoning when Swedish police question him next week in the Ecuador embassy where he's been holed up for the past four years. Audio

The British economy has grown faster than expected in the three months since the Brexit vote. Audio

British MPs have questioned the panel of the inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse about the resignation of the investigation's third chairperson, New Zealand judge Dame Lowell Goddard. Audio

The British pound has fallen to a 31-year low as concern grows that Brexit will damage the economy. Audio

David Cameron is leaving parliament altogether, just three months after stepping down as the Prime Minister of Great Britain. His resignation will spark a by-election in his electorate of Witney. Audio

Boris Johnson has quit the race to become the new British prime minister after his former ally Michael Gove, the Justice Secretary, threw his hat in the ring. Mr Gove says he's lost confidence in Mr… Audio