Occupy London will stage mock trials of bankers and businesses in a disused east end magistrates court, called "trials of the one per cent" at "Occupy Justice".
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al Maliki has threatened to resign if the parliament does not pass a no-confidence vote against deputy minister Saleh al Mutlaq.
A rail passengers group says we "deserve better" as commuters' wages are again squeezed by rising fares.
Clashes between the army and protesters continued to escalate on Tuesday, a day after Egyptian general said protesters "deserve to be thrown into Hitler's oven."
Volunteers, including academic experts and concerned citizens, are engaged in frantic attempts to save whatever is left of some 192,000 books, journals and writings.
The body of longtime North Korea dictator Kim Jong-il has been displayed in an open coffin in the capital Pyongyang.
Mourners and well-wishers have gathered to pay their respects to the late North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, whose body has been displayed in an open coffin on Tuesday.
Mario Draghi warns MEPs that debt contagion could spread worldwide as banks face major funding constraint in new year with €750bn in eurobonds called in.
Ground-to-air missiles for London Olympics to beat terrorist attack.
Immigration Minister Damien Green has been summoned to appear in the Commons after a leaked document said that 4,238 criminals from overseas are not being detained, even though they had been earmarked for deportation.
North Koreans vent their sorrow and grief at the passing of their 'Dear Leader' Kim Jong-il.
The Egyptian military is jeopardising its credibility and legitimacy by using brutal force to crack down on pro-reform protesters ten months after President Hosni Mubarak stepped down.
Despite widespread speculation of a fresh start for North Korea, analysts have moved to quash reports that death of Kim Jong-il will lead to denuclearisation of the rogue state.
After weeks of hesitation, Syria has finally signed the Arab League plan that will allow foreign observers into the country.
Young, old, pro regime, pro-reforms, liberals or more conservatives, women of the Arab world have broken free of the traditional patriarchy that has dominated their lives and helped shape and ferment an unprecedented revolution across the region in 2011.
How does North Korean mourning compare to mass grief at death of Kim Il-sung in 1994?
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, has reiterated his political affiliation with liberalism in an attempt to distance his party, the Liberal Democrats, from his Conservative coalition partners.
Video of a white man launching into racial attack on a bus sparks global outrage
Death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il raises questions about whether South Korea's faltering economy could cope with the economic pressure of a united Korea.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, will press ahead with controversial plans to shake up the banking industry despite warnings that it could harm the economy.
Police do not need more powers to contain riots, say MPs.
Kim Jong-un steps up as 'Great Successor' to North Korea's Kim Jong-il.
The death of North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong-il has triggered a military alert in bordering South Korea, which has a long history of conflict with its secretive neighbour.
Hundreds of Palestinians welcomed the freed Palestinian prisoners on their homecoming.
A timeline of important events in the deceased Kim Jong-il's life which shaped North Korea's political landscape.
Former Czech President Vaclav Havel, dies on Sunday after prolonged illness.
David Cameron has ordered a thorough investigation into the episode.
The League hopes that observers will soon be allowed in Syria, according to deputy secretary-general Ahmed Ben Helli.
Prime Minister David Cameron calls UK a Christian country at a speech marking 400th anniversary of the King James Bible.
An Iranian passenger who was carrying radioactive metal in his suitcase was stopped at Sheremetyevo airport in Moscow after an alarm was triggered, Russia's customs agency reported.
