A monetary consultancy has warned that London will lose 27,000 jobs in 2011. Last seen in 1998, the figure comes in the height of the euro zone debt crisis.

Britain has turned into a safe home for the criminals, as it was revealed that some 4,000 foreign criminals who should have been deported are living freely in the country.

Canon Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral has resigned to show his opposition against the plan to evict protesters from the Church's steps.

Scotland's Labour leader Iain Gray has criticized the government for the double increase in youth unemployment, representing a challenge to the Scottish National Party (SNP).

Britain's senior judges have warned the government against cutting legal aid in its bid to save almost £350 million yearly as part of its spending cuts program.

The UK union Unite has accused a charity run by Prince William of wasting resources on top lawyers to halt an industrial action planned for earlier this month.

The population of Britain will swell to 70 million by 2027, as the number of immigrants to the country is steadily rising, a new report shows.

The Real IRA (Irish Republican Army) has claimed responsibility for three recent bombings in Northern Ireland, two of which targeted banks.

Thousands of BBC workers will be balloted again on the question of whether to stage fresh strikes over job cuts, and pay and conditions' disputes.

An exhibition featuring the history of Islam from fashion to science, and language to architecture and its influence on the British society is underway in London.

Children as young as 10 fear for their safety when walking in London streets, where crime and violence are rampant, a new study says.

Vatican has ordered an unprecedented inquiry into alleged child sex abuse by senior priests at a Roman Catholic school in Ealing, west London.

A Libyan dissident has launched legal proceedings against Britain and its spying agencies for their role in kidnapping and torturing him.

A new report has raised the prospects of 1,500 job losses, driverless Tube trains and mass closures of ticket offices in London.

Libyan revolutionary fighters have found a fawning letter sent by UK's Prince Charles to deposed despot Muammar Gaddafi in a palace used by Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam.

A new poll has shown a majority of Britons prefer a referendum on the UK's membership in the European Union. 49% of voters favor a complete seclusion.

The chairman of News International has been summoned for a 2nd hearing before the MPs for the plain discrepancies in his evidence over phone hacking scandal.

The number of UK-born university applicants for 2012 has fallen by 12% due to the raising fees to up to £9,000 per year, says the Ucas admissions service.

A new report has rejected claims made by British PM David Cameron that members of street gangs and criminals ignited and fueled the August protests in the UK.

The St Paul's Cathedral has planned legal action against the Occupy London protesters who promised to keep their occupation of the site until after Christmas.

Scotland's Finance Secretary has denounced the country as “subsidizing the rest of the UK”, expressing hope for the future of the nation by getting independent.

A doctor, who worked for Saddam Hussein's Intelligence Agency and was responsible for torturing the Iraqis, has been allowed to stay in Britain.

The UK foreign spying apparatus MI6 had warned former defense secretary Liam Fox's self-style advisor Adam Werritty over his interventions in British policy on Iran, a news report says.

British anti-capitalist movement is gaining momentum as more protest camps are being pitched in other locations across the capital London.

An investigative report says the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has been pocketing millions of pounds in EU's aid money, putting a big question mark on its impartiality claims.

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has spent thousands of pounds of the licence-payers' money on issues such as alcoholic drinks for the last year's leaving parties.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague has urged Conservative MPs not to vote yes on an upcoming referendum on UK membership of the European Union, insisting it would affect the economic recovery.

The British Chancellor George Osborne has called for a long-term solution to the eurozone debt crisis, considering it a “real danger” to the economy of European countries, including the UK.

The head of the National Federation of Women's Institute has condemned the British government for ignoring women voters, insisting WI members are “suffering disproportionately” under the coalition 98government's policies.

Thousands of disabled persons are due to take part in protests across the UK against the coalition government's welfare cuts for disabled people as part of the Hardest Hit campaign.

British Chancellor George Osborne has become under pressure to abolish planned fuel duty increases, which would lead to an 8-pence increase in the price of a liter of petrol.

Britain's new defense secretary, Philip Hammond, has urged British companies to “pack their suitcases” and fly to war-ravaged Libya in order to win lucrative contracts.

A new survey shows that amid an unprecedented rise in the property rental costs, an average British family has to pay almost half of its monthly income to rent a house.

A report commissioned by the Hills Fuel Poverty Review has found that fuel poverty will leave almost 3,000 people dead in England and Wales this winter as many have no money to pay for the fuel needed to heat their homes.

British police have acted unnecessarily brutally when they stormed a fully legal plot on the Dale Farm site in Essex to evict the residents, says a human rights activist.

A recent study has revealed that British retailers incurred a record loss of £4.9 billion within a year due to shoplifting, employee theft, administrative errors, and organized retail crime.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has been urged to apologize for an alleged government cover-up of the Hillsborough disaster, with MPs approving a motion to release all documents concerning the disaster.

An inquiry by the UK Cabinet Secretary has found that Liam Fox's contacts with his self-styled adviser Adam Werritty have breached the Ministerial Code of Conduct.

British Labour leader Ed Miliband has urged Prime Minister David Cameron to make a parliamentary statement responding to an official report on former Defence Secretary Liam Fox's conduct.

Official figures have revealed that the Britain's inflation rate has reached a three-year high of 5.2 percent, with British households' purchasing power continuing to fall.