POLITICS

Occupy London alleges bailiff assaulted photographer during eviction of squat.

UK ignores protests online and offline and accepts Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, leaving it just five signatures shy of universal EU approval.

London Underground staff demanding more cash for working during London 2012.

The mother of Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, has claimed that her son's on-going battle against extradition to Sweden is a political frame-up.

Man of the people approach harks back to imagery of North Korea founder Kim Song-il.

YouTube users decide which questions will be raised during White House social media initiatve.

The Scottish Nationalist Party (SNP) have doubtlessly by now taken note that their path to Independence is not going to be as smooth as they had been allowed to believe, between their spectacular May 2011 Scottish Assembly Election victory and 08 January 2012. Spoiling their progress on that day, British Prime Minister David Cameron, brought Scotland's SNP First Minister, Alex Salmond and his administration down to earth with a jolt.

David Cameron will meet EU leaders for first time since controversial veto of new treaty during December summit.

Two of the Netherlands' largest internet service providers (ISPs) have flouted anti-piracy foundation Brein's order for them to block access to The Pirate Bay file sharing site.

Husband and mother-in-law choke mum-of-three for failing to produce a son.

Royal Bank of Scotland chief does the right thing, says Labour leader who pushed for end to extreme bonuses.

Drivers in London can avoid traffic congestion after Transport for London launches 'jam cam' website pinpointing traffic blackspots.

Peace talks will take place before Taliban sets up office in Qatar but critics say it is a stalling tactic to refresh rebel troops.

The attack was launched by the Sudan People's Liberation Army against a road-building site in South Kordofan, where the Chinese workers were employed.

YouTube message contains warning about fresh wave of attacks.

Aboriginal political movement protest for equality and land rights.

Anonymous has called all Belgian citizens to gather on Brussels' streets on Saturday to demonstrate against an international copyright agreement

Information leaked by the Anonymous collective has exposed a state-sponsored spying campaign targeting the Occupy movement.

Socialist candidate issues 60-point manifesto outlining plans for France.

Judge rules Efrain Rios Montt should answer for acts of brutality committed during his presidency.

News Corp chief attacks Republican frontrunner and claims controversial tax returns could kill candidacy.

Wife of Costa Concordia captain Francesco Schettino defends husband from allegations that he abandoned ship before everyone was saved.

The hacker cell of the Anonymous collective has targeted the UFC, defacing its official website and posting data taken during a cyber raid on its networks.

Eurosceptic claims "undemocratic" European Union to blame for emergence of right-wing extremists.

Drugs smuggled into US in hallowed-out books 'delivered by mistake'.

Hillary Clinton hints she will step down at end of year as US secretary of state, claiming she is ready for a rest.

Turkey marked the international Holocaust Remembrance Day by airing a documentary about the Holocaust on state television.

The "Dear Leader" is long gone but anyone who is not ready to "honour" his legacy during the mourning period will be deemed as "war criminals" and dealt with accordingly.

Baghdad suicide bomber in explosives-packed car kills at least 28 and injures 61 at funeral procession.