Shane Croucher

Individual choice on whether protesters comply with legal ruling to clear St Paul's Cathedral camp.

IBTimes UK looks back at the four months of the St Paul's camp in pictures.

Desperately sad reminder of risks journalists take to inform world of dreadful events in Syria, says prime minister.

Police are investigating the unsuccessful trade, which was stopped by Threadneedle's internal systems in August.

Anti-capitalist protesters lose right to appeal but may take case to European court.

UK markets brush off latest multibillion eurozone deal to save crisis-hit Greece.

Activist at heart of Occupy London says imminent eviction will not stop movement.

Charity Faith Matters hopes to collect evidence of anti-Muslim attacks and paint a clearer picture of Islamophobia in Britain.

Olympus accounting scandal unrelated to apparent suicide of senior director in India, say police.

Privacy campaigners claim there are at least 51,600 CCTV cameras watching Britons at a cost of half a billion pounds.

Rare voice in Conservative Party says sanctions and sabre-rattling in nuclear row are yesterday's failed policies.

Unlucky Olympic fans get first call on last tranche of tickets in April sale.

Clarkson sparked outrage after making the joke on BBC's One Show during public sector strikes.

News Corp media mogul prepares to pick up where disgraced News of the World left off.

Online bookmaker sparks outrage over latest advert.

Home secretary tries to ensure no evidence obtained under torture will be used in a trial, so Qatada can be deported from the UK.

Penny Hughes, chairwoman of state-owned RBS's remuneration committee, hit out at public fury over bonuses.

Economists and financial analysts caught out by surprise surge of retail sales figures across UK despite gloomy outlook.

Deal between two countries will see new generation of nuclear power plants built in UK.

US intelligence and British counterparts obsessed by belief that communist-sympathising star was born in Russia.

Alex Salmond demands prime minister spells out exactly what extra powers on offer if Scots reject independence.

With defence cuts and stretched armed services, can Britain still protect the islanders?

Source close to investigation into company said over £100,000 was paid to public officials for information.

Athletes must sign agreement not to 'denigrate' London 2012 sponsors or sell kit after games.

Raising personal tax threshold to £10,000 will have to wait, despite Clegg saying it should happen soon.

UK unemployment figures rise by 48,000 to 17-year high of 2.67 million.

Eurozone crisis following Greek default would put UK economic recovery at risk, says Bank of England.

Eurozone economic output contracted by 0.3 percent in last three months of 2011, official figures show.

A bomb disposal officer was killed by a blast as he tried to defuse an explosive in the Nigerian city of Kaduna.