Every week, we summarise the news to give you some insight into what is happening in Britain, and what people are talking about.

This week, learn about the top destination in the UK; and the guards of the Tower of London. Discover why emojis are so important; and read about the new mystery surrounding Stonehenge.

Detailed market reports on 2017's first trading quarter are now being used by English UK members to plan and revise their business strategies.

Every week, we summarise the news to give you some insight into what is happening in Britain, and what people are talking about.

This week, see pictures of an almost-Royal wedding, and find out how a top drama school is helping women into top jobs. Plus, the death of our favourite James Bond actor and the cheap ring that was actually a huge diamond.

Security has been increased in public places around the UK after a terrorist attack on a pop concert in the city of Manchester.

A charity which supports refugees to rebuild their lives in the UK by helping them get English qualifications for work and education is the first recipient of the Eddie Byers Scholarship fund.

Every week, we summarise the news to give you some insight into what is happening in Britain, and what people are talking about.

This week, find out how avocados can harm your health, the latest band to take over a museum, meet the world's oldest skydiver – and discover what "girl jobs" and "boy jobs" are.

Expand your network to the Asia Pacific region and grow your student numbers from the area by joining the English UK Regiona Fair, Asia Pacific and the China Roadshow 2017.

Practical support for an industry facing maturing markets and the impact of Brexit dominated the programme at English UK's annual conference.

Every week, we summarise the news to give you some insight into what is happening in Britain, and what people are talking about. This week, Prince Philip makes a big announcement; English wine is in danger; people in the UK are asked to save water; and funerals are uniquely transformed.

"So I think most of the students go to the UK to practice what they learned at school and see a different country."

"I would recommend learning English in the UK. You won't be leaving European culture but you are in a real English-speaking country."