Obi the brave police dog who suffered horrific injuries during riots in London last week is said to be recovering well.
All those convicted of taking part in last week's riots from of looting or public order offences will be banned from shops in Manchester city centre for two years, the M.E.N reports.
Director Kathryn Bigelow has yet to create the story and cast on her movie about the capture of Osama bin Laden but the project is already stirring up controversy.
Injuries caused by dogs have increased by five percent from last year, according to provisional figures from The NHS Information Centre.
Christmas may soon need to find a new tune, as Turtle Doves are one of the UK's most endangered species, according to a new report.
The UK has seen a week of violence and destruction that has sent fear and outrage through the population of England’s major cities. Criminals tore through the streets of Birmingham, London and Manchester, causing thousands of pounds worth of damage with five people confirmed dead as the police struggle to reclaim the streets.
Grazia has admitted that it slimmed down the waist of the Duchess of Cambridge by digitally altering a controversial cover picture of her in her Alexander McQueen wedding dress.
An e-petition calling for all convicted London rioters to lose their benefits has reached more than 100,000 signatures and is the first to be referred to the Backbench Business Committee for consideration for debate by MPs.
Richard Mannington Bowes, 68, who was attacked after remonstrating with rioters in Ealing on Monday, has died in hospital Scotland Yard has announced.
Charla Nash, 57, revealed her new face in her hospital bed at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, which appears dramatically different with a new nose, lips and facial skin.
Scotland Floods: All the Latest Information as Floods Return
As the riots that have spread across the UK over the past four nights wind down, the cost of insurance is now on businesses' and homeowners' minds. The destruction's long-term impact could be substantial -- particularly when it comes to insurance on damaged premises, according to insurance companies.
A man, 61, has become the latest person to be arrested in relation to the phone hacking scandal.
Tariq Jahan, father of Haroon Jahan, 21, who was killed by a speeding car during the riots in Birmingham, has spoken to reporters. His full statement is printed verbatim below.
Latest figures from the Metropolitan police say that 768 people have been arrested in connection with "violence, disorder and looting."
A student from St Andrews has developed an optical sphere, that goes some way to creating an invisibility cloak.
Since Mark Duggan was shot dead by the police last week, violent clashes between groups of young people and the police have marked the British domestic news.
Numerous theatres and entertainment venues closed last night in anticipation of further rioting, while disrupted travel was minimal from Tuesday morning.
There will be no increase in the number of Fire Fighters on call tonight as the London Fire Brigade insist they can "cope".
IBTimes reporter Joe Rennison gives his account of being out on the streets of Whitechapel on Monday night.
This is the Prime Minister's statement on the London riots as reported by Joe Rennison on Twiiter.
A new hormone test may be able to predict female fertility, allowing women to chart what age they can have children until, according to research.
Survivors of a polar bear attack on Spitsbergen island in Norway have begun to return home.
Cancer patients could significantly increase their chance of survival by taking part in regular exercise during and after their treatment, according to a report from Macmillan Cancer Support.
Riots across London are predicted to continue on Monday evening, after spreading across London on Sunday night.
On Aug. 3, 2011, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) announced the closure of the Mox nuclear fuel manufacturing plant at the Sellafield complex in Cumbria with the loss of 600 jobs expected. A closure waiting to happen? It would certainly appear to be the case after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster in March this year.
When I heard that the subject of restoring capital punishment is likely to get an airing in Parliament later this year, I thought it would be the perfect time to put together a somewhat tongue-in-cheek picture gallery based on the "I've Got a Little List" song from the Mikado.
The tourist killed by a polar bear in Norway has been confirmed as British, 17, and part of the British Schools Exploring Society program.
A polar bear killed one member of a British tour group and injured four others in Norway.
It seems UFOs are a hot topic at the moment, with sightings coming in from the U.S. and UK this week. Surely this is not merely a result of the silly season of news caused by the House of Commons' recess. Perhaps we are finally making contact with another world. Perhaps we are being invaded. Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps.
