Gregory Katz

Associated Press

Florence Widdicombe, 6, poses with a Tesco Christmas card from the same pack as a card she found containing a message from a Chinese prisoner, in London, Sunday, Dec. 22, 2019. The U.K.-based grocery chain Tesco has halted production at a factory in China after a British newspaper said it used forced labor to produce charity Christmas cards. Tesco said Sunday it had stopped production and launched an investigation after the Sunday Times newspaper raised questions about the factory's labor practices.

Tesco Halts Work at Chinese Factory Over Prison Labor Claim

The factory used forced labor to produce charity Christmas cards.

'Maritime Protection Mission' to Protect Shipping

One British official accused Iran of 'an act of state piracy' that must be met with a coordinated international reaction.

Cuts at Europe's Busiest Airline

Ryanair will cut flights and close some of its bases this winter because of the delayed delivery of Boeing 737 Max planes.

Planes are grounded at Gatwick airport, near London, as the airport remains closed with incoming flights delayed or diverted to other airports, after drones were spotted over the airfield last night and this morning, Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018. London's Gatwick Airport remained shut during the busy holiday period Thursday while police and airport officials investigate reports that drones were flying in the area of the airfield.

Drones Shut Down London Airport

London Gatwick closed its runway Wednesday evening after two drones were spotted.

This is a Oct. 16, 2015 file photo of a Bitcoin ATM. An Australian man long thought to be associated with the digital currency Bitcoin has publicly identified himself as its creator.

Man Comes Forward as Bitcoin Founder

The founder's identity has been shrouded in uncertainty, and the media's inability to pinpoint the person responsible has led to a series of investigations.