Shane Croucher

As Lindsay Lohan's Playboy pictures leak, we look at other actresses who have revealed all for Playboy.

As the coalition splits on the EU issue, we look at the differences between senior figures in the two parties.

Three former journalists of the Sunday tabloid NOTW, Mazher Mahmood, Neville Thurlbeck and Neil Wallis, have given evidence to Leveson.

Infamous former Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) chief executive Sir Fred Goodwin was at the heart of "poor management and board decisions" that led to the bank's failure, according to a new report.

Live coverage of what's billed as the last chance to save the eurozone at the EU Summit in Brussels.

David Cameron has rejected proposed changes to the EU's Lisbon Treaty after 10 hours of negotiations, leaving Britain to go it alone in its corner of Europe.

2011 was a very difficult year for business and there are few signs that 2012 will be any better.

Shoe specialist Barratts Priceless Limited has gone into administration - putting 3,800 jobs at risk.

Severe weather warnings are in place in northern parts of the UK, as powerful winds, rain and snow hit the area.

Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) is giving Europe's finance ministers more bad news, as it says the European Union's (EU) AAA rating is at risk of a downgrade if the Eurozone countries within it have their credit ratings slashed.

The disgraced private investigator is thought to have been arrested by Scotland Yard in connection with phone hacking.

Polish, Romanian, Lithuanian and Latvian convicts are a growing prescence among the multi-national British prison population, figures from the Ministry of Justice reveal.

A trillion dollars' worth of gold under the hills of war-torn Afghanistan is set to be mined, as the Afghan government starts its tendering process.

As another person is arrested as part of Operation Weeting - Scotland Yard's probe into phone hacking - the tally rises to 16 in what has been a busy year for the investigating officers.

Shareholders are telling bankers to change their remuneration packages, as the rich/poor gap widens.

A study by The Guardian and the London School of Economics has identified anger at police as a central cause of the August riots in England.

A man, wearing just tennis shoes, jeans and a jacket, survived 60-hours stuck in snow in his pickup truck.

WikiLeaks' chief and founder Julian Assange was given a lifeline in his extradition appeal as judges ruled he can take his case to the highest court in Britain.

20 people arrested on suspicion of belonging to banned Islamic extremist.

British advertising regulators have referred Groupon to the Office for Fair Trading over "serious concerns".

There are lots of political themes in the nativity story and we shouldn't ignore them, says a theology lecturer.

A union is planning to picket the Top Gear studios and display pictures of murdered South American trade unionists in protest against the show's presenter Jeremy Clarkson.

Following his latest outburst, International Business Times UK looks back at other most cringeworthy Jeremy Clarkson moments.

Top Gear presenter Clarkson may have landed himself in legal hot water over comments about striking public sector workers.

Protesters say a poll by the London Evening Standard is good news - despite 48 per cent of replies calling for their removal.

Live coverage of the strikes across Britain, as two million public sector workers walk out in a pensions dispute.

Paul McMullan, who worked for the News of The World, also told the Leveson inquiry his former bosses are the "scum of journalism".

Strike delays have been downgraded at Heathrow, which will come as welcome news to travellers.

Tensions between the government and unions are at boiling point ahead of the November 30 strikes.