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The government of Nigeria has given British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and all foreign airlines operating in the country a 30-day- ultimatum to replace what it described as discriminatory policies.

A very limited number of the Nike+ FuelBand will go on sale in London on 30 March, ahead of a general release in May.

Grammy Award-winning singer hits out at Gloucestershire hotel charge as too expensive.

David Cameron's toughest week since taking office sets the stage for a long, hot summer

As a seventh consecutive season without a trophy becomes a reality for Arsenal, the burden of expectations will be on Arsene Wenger to be a key man in the summer transfer market and contrary to popular belief, Wenger has stated, this time, he is not afraid to spend big, if he finds "quality".

BBC Sport analyst Eddie Jordan, founder and owner of Jordan Grand Prix, has been made a honorary OBC (Order of the British Empire) by the Queen for his contribution to Formula one racing and charity.

Scottish cyclist David Millar could well make a controversial competitive appearance at the 2012 London Olympics.

In spite of tough trading conditions, the clothing retailer, Moss Bros Group has continued to make great progress in turning its business around and reported a rise of 2.5 percent in its full year like-for-like sales.

Occupy reinforcements join environmental group to stop building work on green belt land.

Over 80 percent of cybercrime is perpetrated by organised crime, but how is the Mob doing it? We investigate.

Roberto Di Matteo has emerged as a front-runner to become the Chelsea manager on a permanent basis after spearheading the London club's recent rejuvenation.

Bristol-based company gains three percent in half-year sales.

Online bookings boost summer volumes, North Africa travel remains soft

As finishing touches are put to London's Olympic venues, IBTimes UK takes a bird's-eye view.

Former home secretary urges Electoral Commission investigation of donations from building magnate's CC Property.

IBTimes UK advises how to dodge temporary petrol supply crisis.

Manchester United youngster Federico Macheda has weighed in on the Paul Pogba exit speculation that has been following the club for some months now, with the striker claiming that he would do well to sign for a side in Italy.

Two most exciting events make travel to London a memorable experience for anyone.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich's counsels have started negotiations with the representatives of Pep Guardiola regarding the chances of the Barcelona boss becoming the London club's manager next season.

Reality TV star severs ties with Peta after learning sister's attacker had links with animal rights organisation.

Lloyd's chief executive Richard Ward points to natural catastrophes such as heavy floods in Thailand and Japan's Tohoku earthquake leading to massive claims.

Slivers of Einstein's and Charles Babbage's brain go on show along with with primitive brain surgery tools.

Tottenham advanced to the semi-finals of the FA Cup after a convincing 3-1 victory over Bolton.

UK Pizza chain delivers 9% sales growth

The Football Association has dismissed Roberto Di Matteo's request to pre-pone Chelsea's FA Cup semi-final against Tottenham.

Real Madrid ended APOEL's fairytale run in the Champions League by thumping the hosts 3-0 in the two teams' first leg quarter-final tie of the Champions League in Nicosia, Cyprus.

Blues return to London with narrow 1-0 win.

The 3D reportedly enriches all of Titanic's most thrilling and emotional moments.

JCB chief and Tory donor will reportedly be on list of people to become peers - with PM's backing.

Sepp Blatter has expressed his relief at Fabrice Muamba's recovery.