President Buhari jets out to London (SEE VIDEO)

Nigeria - President Muhammadu Buhari, has departed Nigeria for the United Kingdom, UK.

Recall The Forefront earlier reported (Buhari due for London today) that the president will today, Monday, depart for the UK, where he would hold discussions on Nigeria – British relations with Prime Minister, Mrs Theresa May.

Man to appear in court over plot to kill British PM May

A man is due to appear in court later over an alleged plot to kill the British Prime Minister, Theresa May.

The BBC understands that Naa’imur Zakariyah Rahman, 20, from north London, is accused of planning to bomb Downing Street security gates and then attack the Mrs. May with a knife.

Trump attacks UK's May over anti-Muslim videos criticism

US President Donald Trump publicly upbraided British Prime Minister and ostensible ally Theresa May late Wednesday, rebutting her criticism of anti-Muslim propaganda in a diplomatic row between the two leaders.

Plunging headlong into a high-profile spat with one of America's closest international partners, Trump suggested May focus on defending the United Kingdom rather than criticizing him.

Theresa May slams Trump for sharing divisive video from a fringe group

The British Prime Minister, Theresa May, on Wednesday delivered a rare criticism of President Donald Trump for retweeting anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant videos originally posted by a far-right U.K. political group.

Mr. Trump recirculated the video posted by Jayda Fransen, deputy leader of the fringe group Britain First, which opposes alleged “Islamisation” of Britain and known for inflammatory tactics, including occupying mosques.

Brexit bill to trigger Article 50 gets royal assent from Queen

The Prime Minister is free to officially notify the EU that the UK intends to leave after the Queen granted the Brexit bill royal assent.

Following a turbulent passage through both houses and a drawn out court battle, Theresa May is expected to take the historic step of starting the process of leaving the 40-year union.

And Queen Elizabeth 2 prepares to sign Brexit bill into British history

The Queen is expected to give Royal Assent to the Brexit bill in the next few hours, paving the way for Theresa May to trigger Article 50.

Officially known as the European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill, it passed the Parliamentary process following votes in the Commons and Lords on Monday.

At last! British PM Theresa May to trigger Brexit as early as Tuesday this week

PM Theresa May is set to trigger Britain's exit from the EU as early as Tuesday next week as Labour peers indicated they were ready to pass her Brexit bill.

A senior Labour source said there was an "80 to 90% chance" that the EU Notification of Withdrawal Bill would clear the upper chamber by midnight on Monday, paving the way for the Prime Minister to formally trigger Article 50, Sky news reports.

A lil amendment? Britons with dual citizenship exempt from Donald Trump's travel ban

Britons with dual citizenship will be exempt from Donald Trump's controversial travel ban, the Foreign Office has said.

The President's team has told Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson that Britons who have shared nationality with one of the seven mainly Muslim countries will not be stopped from entering the US.

However, UK dual citizens travelling to America directly from one of the banned countries - Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen - will still face extra checks.

Tension mounting! Britain to call US over President Trump's travel ban

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Home Secretary Amber Rudd are to call their US counterparts to raise concerns about Donald Trump's travel ban.

They were given the order by Theresa May following global criticism of the US President's executive order on immigration.

Downing Street has said that the Prime Minister does "not agree" with the controversial measures.

Oh well change of course! Under fire, British PM May criticizes Trump curb on refugees

PM Theresa May said Britain did not agree with U.S. President Donald Trump's curbs on immigration after coming under criticism from lawmakers in her own party for not condemning his executive order when initially questioned.

On a visit to Turkey on Saturday, she was asked three times to comment on Trump's move to put a four-month hold on allowing refugees into the United States and to temporarily bar travelers from Syria and six other Muslim-majority countries, which he said would protect Americans from violent Islamists.

Trump's state visit to the Uk should be scrapped, critics say. Read why...

Theresa May is under pressure to cancel a planned state visit to the UK by President Trump later this year because of his controversial immigration policies.

The American leader has imposed a temporary travel ban on refugees and citizens from seven mainly-Muslim countries coming to the US.

UK PM Theresa May 'does not agree' with Trump's refugee ban

Theresa May does "not agree" with Donald Trump's immigration restrictions and will make representations if it affects Britons, Number 10 says.

The Prime Minister clarified her position after earlier insisting it was up to the US government to devise its own policy.

A Downing Street official said:

Donald Trump hails Brexit, '100% behind NATO' after PM Theresa May talks

Theresa May was able to declare Donald Trump "100% behind NATO" during his first meeting with a foreign leader since becoming President last week.

The Prime Minister's team are delighted their decision to fully engage with the new President has led to concrete results, reining in some of his radical rhetoric that had troubled many Western allies.