Shane Croucher

Aircraft manufacturers in UK receive welcome boost as Norwegian airline places huge order for planes.

Olympic ticket touts and hotel fraudsters arrested after police swoops on London 2012 scams.

Petrolplus bankruptcy leads to upfront tax demand, says oil industry insider, but Customs and Revenue refuses to comment.

Britain's economic growth contracted by 0.2 percent in the last quarter of 2011, fuelling fears that Britain is tumbling into a double-dip recession.

Despite trialling selling beer and wine in some US stores, there are no plans to do the same in the UK.

Drop in region's fuel supply could hit the Olympics.

£41m more of taxpayer money for Olympics opening and closing ceremonies, says Jeremy Hunt.

Global fast food chain McDonald's will create 2,500 jobs for Britain in 2012, the company announced.

Net UK government debt is over £1tn for the first time.

Pub closures spur campaigners to demand that the governments acts quickly.

Companies will have to be more open over how they calculate executive pay, says business secretary.

Travel disruption is expected, with forecasts of rain, sleet and snow across most of Britain.

News of the World journalist known by police to have hacked into phone of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler's phone - but did nothing about it.

English people do not support Scottish independence, though they would allow Scotland to control its own finances, according to a new survey

Media mogul to step back into Sunday tabloid market after closure of News of the World, according to MP Tom Watson.

Britain's second biggest supermarket chain Asda is creating 5,000 jobs in 2012 - good news for the UK's 2.68 million unemployed.

Crack teams from the different forces shoe off air and riverborne security preparations for the Games.

Christian Wulff marked 70 years since a Nazi party meeting that secured the terrible fate of six million Jews

Iranian state TV channel Press TV has been ordered off of British screens by broadcasting regulators.

Polish political leader Janusz Palikot will smoke pot in his country's parliament to protest tough laws on soft drugs.

Whitehall figures show 6.4% of benefit claimants non-Britons, giving lie to accusations of foreign 'spongers'

Retail sales crept up 0.6 percent in December from previous month, amid widespread price drops by struggling retailers.

Ken Livingstone Labour's Ken Livingstone has overtaken Conservative incumbent Boris Johnson in the London mayoral polls ahead of May's election.

Health experts slam watchdog Monitor's proposals to bring in controversial credit rating agencies to analyse hospitals' finances.

The Prime Minister's vision for Britain's economy is moral, 'popular' capitalism, he said.

Tony Blair's chief of staff, Jonathan Powell, admits Britain spied on Russia by planting a fake rock containing hi-tech surveillance equipment in Moscow.

New Zealand farmers urge Olympic Games organisers to add sheep shearing to list of events.

Figures obtained by IBTimes UK reveal how much delay costs the London Underground in refunds.

Occupy London protesters refused appeal against decision to evict them from encampment outside St Paul's Cathedral.