Prime Minister David Cameron has told Parliament he will hunt down the gang members and opportunistic looters he blamed for the violence in Britain.
The Olympic-sized black eye given to the city of London during four days of rioting and looting is finally starting to heal.
Tottenham’s opening Premier League match against Everton has been postponed due to the violence in London, the league’s chief executive has confirmed.
British Prime Minister David Cameron will face pressure to soften his austerity plans, toughen up policing and do more to help inner-city communities.
The first two criminals convicted over the looting and violence sweeping England have been jailed, police said, hailing the effect of "swift justice".
Family and friends were visibly shocked in court today when a British judge recommended that Shrien Dewani should be extradited to South Africa.
British cities began on Wednesday to clean up shopping streets littered with debris from a night of looting by gangs of hooded youths.
As news came of the first death in Britain’s fiery riots, the prime minister recalled Parliament and ordered thousands more police onto the streets.
More shops were looted on a second night of clashes in London and nine more police hurt as disorder spread after police killed a man during an arrest.
The violent riot that tore through a deprived north London neighbourhood and injured 26 police officers has cast a pall over Britain’s capital
Jeremy Clarkson has angrily defended an episode of <i>Top Gear</i> in which he deliberately runs out of power in Nissan’s Leaf electric car.
HSBC’s new chief executive says the positions will go worldwide over the next three years after announcing first-half profits up 3% to $11.5-billion.
Zara Phillips has married England rugby star Mike Tindall but Britain’s second royal wedding of the year was largely a low-key affair.
A British couple suspected of terrorist-related activities are expected to be returned to the United Kingdom and face possible arrest.
A slow-down in Britain’s growth in the second quarter means that the economy is weaker than was thought and has no chance of meeting its growth target
The mother of a murdered British schoolgirl was targeted by a private investigator working for Rupert Murdoch’s <i>News of the World</i>.
Libya’s rebel council has nominated 74-year-old writer Mahmud Nacua as its ambassador to London, after the UK expelled Gaddafi’s envoys.
James Murdoch looks set to survive a board meeting of BSkyB on Thursday even as questions multiply over whether he is a fit chairperson.
London celebrated the one-year countdown to the Summer Games with the first dive into the new Olympic pool and a presentation of the medals.
A deadline for Muammar Gaddafi to step down and stay in the Libya has expired, the rebel council says, as rows raged over how to end the conflict.
A professor of complementary medicine accused Prince Charles and other backers of alternative therapies on Monday of being "snake-oil salesmen".
British singer Amy Winehouse’s funeral will take place on Tuesday and will be attended only by her family and close friends.
The family of Amy Winehouse sought "privacy" from the public eye on Sunday, one day after the young, beehive-haired soul singer’s untimely death.
News Corp executive James Murdoch was under pressure on Monday over his handling of a phone-hacking scandal.
Soul singer Amy Winehouse, who died unexpectedly at age 27, received numerous tributes on Saturday from ordinary fans around the world.
Investigators have records corroborating suspicions that former <i>News of the World</i> editor Andy Coulson knew about illegal payments to police.
British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Wednesday he regretted the uproar caused by his hiring of a former newspaper editor.
British Prime Minister David Cameron will be grilled by Parliament on Wednesday about his decision to employ a former tabloid newspaper editor.
With a tiger-like swipe at a protester, Wendi Deng became an unlikely hero in defence of her octogenarian husband Rupert Murdoch.
Hospital staff do not believe that the British businessman Shrien Dewani is manipulating assessment of his mental health.
"No," Murdoch firmly told a British parliamentary hearing on Tuesday, when asked if he would resign over the phone-hacking scandal.
Queues formed hours early outside the London parliamentary building where media tycoon Rupert Murdoch is set to be grilled by lawmakers.