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Who needs George Clooney, Brad Pitt et. al... when you've got Colin Firth?!

The New York Fashion Week never disappoints... and it didn't on Feb. 13. The fifth day of the event was all about the likes of Carolina Herrera, Emilio Cavallini, Betsey Johnson and... of course... Donna Karan New York (DKNY).

Scottish Premier club tax fight sees them docked 10 points after entering administration.

Greentomatocars introduces electric vehicles to fleet to offer commuters environmentally-friendly alternative.

Shelter warns that games 'exacerbating' London's housing problem.

Tottenham Hotspur breaks promise to invest in regenerating local area to make way for its new £400m stadium.

The new FASH/ON FILM scheme will launch as part of London Fashion Week.

For the first time, the Victoria & Albert Museum has dedicated a solo exhibition exploring the work of Heatherwick Studio, one of the most inventive and experimental design studios practising in Britain today.

The 15th Elle Style Awards, by women's magazine Elle, was a star-studded affair, with many celebrities sasahaying the red carpet at the The Savoy Hotel in central London, on Monday night.

In the most recent round of rumours, the iPad 3 could come with 4G LTE capability

Channel 4 documentary reveals hardly any tickets to major events were available to public.

Appeal court ruling put back after judges say they need more time to consider case.

Andre Villas-Boas being watched by Roman Abramovich as Chelsea falter again

Great Britain have defeated Slovakia in the first round of the Davis Cup, with Dan Evans winning the decider as team GB won the match 3-2.

It is a tragic truth that sharks have been more than a little maligned, in the history of... well... popular entertainment for human beings.

Egyptian official warns US not to tinker with aid package or risk changes to Camp David treaty with Israel.

A Briton, living in Harlesden, northwest London and weighing nearly 60 stone, has been dubbed the world's "fattest man".

Confederation of British Industry predicts Britain will avoid recession and see growth in second half of 2012.

Two letters from Diana to her stepmother are being auctioned by JP Humbert Auctioneers on Feb. 22 and Feb.23

Murdoch is believed to have reached London, to restore confidence among the employees in the wake of the arrests of five of the Sun journalists.

Lionel and Ellen, Britain’s oldest married couple have joined Twitter to share the secret of their relationship and have invited users to tweet their problems.

Researchers from the Natural History Museum in London have discovered a huge Martian meteorite. The meteorite is now on temporary display in the Museum's vault gallery.

Apart from The Sun employees, a serving Surrey Police officer, a serving armed forces member and an MoD employee were also arrested by the Scotland Yard.

Improper management of fish stocks in EU fisheries is having a strong impact on the economy affecting as many as 100,000 jobs and costing around 3.2 Billion Euros every year.

Katrina Kaif Finally Invites Family to Her Shooting Set?

'Chances are that we have been infiltrated by the police,' says St Paul's activist.

Daniel Radcliffe hopes to impress theatre fans in the adaptation of the popular stage ghost story The Woman in Black

London mayoral race with Boris Johnson hots up but will Labour challenger's foot-in-mouth disease stop him?

The political editor of La Nacion (The Nation), labels David Cameron’s decision to send a destroyer to the Falklands as a “joke”.

Two of the Premier League's greatest ever players, Manchester United legend Roy Keane and Newcastle United icon Alan Shearer ,have had their say on the England management debacle, with the latter backing Harry Redknapp and the former issuing a stark warning to those placing too much credence in the England captaincy.