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Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly keeping tabs on Atletico Madrid forward Adrian.

Samsung confirmed stating the Jelly Bean update for Galaxy S3 will be arriving in October.

Islam:The Untold Story: Public screening and debate is cancelled amid fears of violence

Arsenal are reportedly exploring the possibilities of bringing Chelsea legend Didier Drogba back to London.

Prince William inspects a guard of honour and gives a short speech at the presidential palace in Singapore on the first day of his nine-day tour to South East Asia and South Pacific.

As the Duchess of Cambridge hunts for bargains in Singapore, here are a few things she could have have picked up at her favourite discount shopping complex in Oxfordshire.

EE's vice president of business claims the deployment of its 4G network will help small businesses drive the UK out of the recession.

I think we can all safely agree that this summer has been solely about sport. From Bradley Wiggins' stunning achievement in winning the Tour de France, to Andy Murray claiming the US Open crown, we have celebrated success like never before.

Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed his verdict on Andy Murray's US Open win, with the Manchester United manager calling him a 'true champion' as he won his first Grand Slam against Novak Djokovic last night.

The clamour over the European Central Bank's bond buying tactics seems misplaced when you examine its history and place in the European project.

IBTimes UK reviews four months which delivered highs - and the odd low - in an unforgettable Summer of British sport.

Coach says 'we're not anywhere near where Andy can get'.

Mayor orders separate report on airport options for London - and ignores Heathrow entirely.

The Conservative-Liberal Democrat Coalition, in government since the Conservatives failed to win an outright majority on their own in 2010, was always a marriage of inconvenience. Too many of each party were too far apart in their concepts as to what should be done to make Britain prosperous and content whilst dealing with a country in virtual bankruptcy and in an ever more competitive global environment. What threw the cat amongst the pigeons to make a bad situation worse and rubbish the Trea...

EE announced as new brandname and 4G network which has launched in four British cities.

British No 1 Andy Murray joins the club at the Flushing Meadows in New York City in grand style.

Business Secretary Vince Cable touts idea of using challenger banks, such as Co-operative, to help finance struggling small firms with state investment

Slow sales and a bleak outlook force Britain's biggest luxury goods marker to trim full-years earnings forecast

Nine-day tour will take royals to Singapore, Malaysia, the Solomon Islands and Tuvalu as part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations.

Several others injured after coach crashes into tree near Hindhead tunnel on A3.

A survey by the hiring firm Manpower finds that firms of all sizes in the country are set to increase their headcount in coming months.

Prime MInister reaches for inspiration amid gloom while London Mayor plays for laughs

Amateur food critic who found fame with hilarious review of Virgin Airways' inflight food strikes gold again with X Factor critique of karaoke nightmare.

The name Raheem Sterling would have meant little to anyone outside of Liverpool last season, but that has all changed after the 17-year-old was called-up to the England squad by Roy Hodgson.

Victoria Pendleton says parade makes her proud to be British and mayor Boris Johnson laughs off cynics as routed.

A photograph of a group of gannets (seabirds) diving into water has been declared winner of the 2012 British Wildlife Photography awards

Police suggest dead body found on street could have fallen from plane heading into or out of Heathrow.

Former Tottenham Hotspur captain Graham Roberts feels that new Spurs manager Andre Villas-Boas has not learned from the mistakes that resulted in his sacking at Chelsea.

UK celebrates achievements of disabled sport but no cash influx for industry worried about direction of coalition policy.

Dr Johnson Avenue area sealed off after discovery of body parts believed to be from baby