U.K.-based entertainment financier Goldfinch is set to open a Singapore office by the end of 2024, marking its expansion into the Asian market. The move comes as the company celebrates its 10th ...

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Boris Karloff may be well-known for voicing the green, furry, pot-bellied Grinch in the 1966 animated special How the Grinch Stole Christmas, but he surprisingly wasn’t the voice behind one of the ...

Boris Johnson clashed with the King over the issue of slavery, fearing he had been captured by 'woke ideology', a new book reveals. The former PM 'went in quite hard' on Charles, who was the ...

Boris Johnson weighs in on the 'two great evils' of humanity in latest column. The former Prime Minister questions why the UK should pay reparations for slave trade when China has not been asked ...

At one point, the book vying with Boris Johnson’s “Unleashed” for the top spot on the British non-fiction chart was a memoir by a comedian, entitled “I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest With You.” This ...

Image: Arabian Business Love him or loathe him, few figures in modern politics have captivated the global stage quite like Boris Johnson. The former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, known for his ...

Elizabeth II joked “at least I won’t have that idiot organising my funeral now” after accepting Boris Johnson’s resignation as prime minister, according to a new book. The late Queen made ...

Ex-Prime Minister and Donald Trump pal Boris Johnson was sensationally 'fired' from his spot on Channel 4's US election night coverage – because he refused to stop "banging on about his book".

Mr Johnson’s publishers seemed outwardly pleased with the sales, posting to social media: “We are thrilled that Boris Johnson’s Unleashed is the bestselling book in the UK this week!” ...

Boris Johnson’s Unleashed (William Collins) has managed to cling on to prime position in the Official UK Top 50 for a second week selling just 133 copies more than Tim Spector’s The Food for ...