With Manchester United and Arsenal each seeking to overcome huge disappointment, the Premier League title race continues this week.
British PM David Cameron has warned Britons to "wake up" to the dangers of electoral reforms championed by his coalition allies the Liberal Democrats.
Police chief Bheki Cele has retracted his reference to British murder suspect Shrien Dewani as "a monkey", the Public Protector said on Monday.
Arsene Wenger has asked his Arsenal players to fight until the end in the league title race after suffering a huge blow to their hopes on Sunday.
Brian Kidd was probably the only man at Wembley on Saturday to feel genuine delight at Manchester City’s victory.
Nato leaders squabbled over the military campaign in Libya on Thursday, failing to agree on requested airstrike strategies against Gaddafi’s forces.
Jose Mourinho has reiterated his desire to return to England’s Premier League but says he is not in a hurry to come back.
Rupert Murdoch’s British news arm faces a rush of fresh compensation claims and could be exposed to criminal prosecution.
Britain will lift its ban on members of the Libyan regime entering the UK if they renounce their loyalty to Muammar Gaddafi.
Manchester United will be chasing their first victory against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in nearly a decade on Wednesday.
A new technology that allows hydrogen to be stored in a cheap and practical way could be used as a carbon-free alternative to petrol a reality.
The Football Association clashed with its former chairperson on Tuesday over how an escape clause was removed from coach Fabio Capello’s contract.
The last piece of turf was laid on Tuesday at the Olympic Stadium, symbolising the completion of building work on the 80 000-seat flagship venue.
Manchester City are investigating media reports that troublesome Italian striker Mario Balotelli threw a dart at youth-team players.
Apple remains ahead of the pack with the iPad 2, which offers faster web browsing, better graphics – and a really clever cover.
Those who want to keep up with the latest news about next month’s royal wedding can now buy a "one-stop wedding shop" iPad application.
Chelsea scored two late goals to beat a toothless Manchester City 2-0 on Sunday and keep alive their faint hopes of retaining the league title.
Fernando Torres has revealed that he resolved to leave Liverpool long before his January transfer to Chelsea because the club was in "chaos".
Manchester United fans want him to stay, but goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar knows he must stick to his guns, writes <b>Daniel Taylor</b>.
Dance act Faithless are splitting up, according to a message posted on their Facebook page. The statement said it was "time to close to the book".
A global online paedophile network has been smashed in a worldwide police operation that has led to hundreds of arrests and many convictions.
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has been banned for five matches following his tirade against referee Martin Atkinson.
A British businessman accused of ordering his wife’s murder on honeymoon in South Africa was sent to the Priory Hospital in the UK on Tuesday.
Tickets for the 2012 London Olympics went on sale on Tuesday with organisers promising the website would not crash under the expected huge demand.
John Terry has warned Chelsea’s European rivals that his side are finally in the right frame of mind to fight for Champions League glory.
Manchester City defeated Reading 1-0 in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Sunday to set up a semi-final showdown with arch rivals Manchester United.
Ethical consumerism is on the rise. Do ethical companies really trump the rest? Research suggests they do, and investors want to follow the money.
After crews used blowtorches to clear the ice-covered raceway, a 28-year-old mother of two won the annual Shrove Tuesday trans-Atlantic pancake race.
It’s impossible not to like the new childhood pictures of Kate Middleton — and that’s just how Buckingham Palace wants it.
Two goals from Frank Lampard and another from John Terry gave Chelsea a 3-1 win at Blackpool on Monday.
Celebrating 20 years at Manchester United the winger talks to <strong>Daniel Taylor</strong> about early-day partying and media intrusion.
Arsenal routed Leyton Orient 5-0 in a fifth-round FA Cup replay and Manchester City eased past Aston Villa to make the quarter-finals on Wednesday.