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Motorists in England have been warned of icy conditions where surfaces remain wet or damp from showers.

The tiny unpublished manuscript from Charlotte Brontë's youth has set a new record for a manuscript by the author and for a literary work by any of the Bronte sisters.

The Channel 5 show starring Matthew Wright has topped a list of 10 most complained about TV shows.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will face the UK Supreme Court on February 1 to appeal against extradition to Sweden, where he faces sex crime allegations.

Hop-on, hop-off red double-decker buses will return to regular services in London on 20 February next year, in a return to the traditional 1960s capital favourite.

Weather forecasters have warned that Britain faces snow and ice warnings that will persist into next week.

Arsene Wenger has denied that Arsenal are chasing Lukas Podolski, with the Germany international currently considering a move abroad.

Aaron Ramsey believes Arsenal's young side are well placed to challenge for major honours this season and has backed the club's young cohorts to get stronger in the years to come.

French leaders lashed out against Britain calling for the UK to lose its AAA credit rating and claiming that London faced larger national debts, higher inflation and slower growth than Paris.

Francis Coquelin has refused to rule out a move to Lille but admits he is committed to winning a place in the Arsenal first-XI.

A decision to deport the asylum seeker was overturned two hours before he was due to be sent back to Congo

The location of the final stage of the Occupy London's "Occupy Everywhere" day of protest has been revealed as Piccadilly Circus.

The agent of Keisuke Honda has dismissed reports linking the Japanese sensation to Liverpool or Arsenal in January.

The Secretary of State for Defence, Rt Hon Philip Hammond, has confirmed that there will be 13,500 service personnel deployed across the UK, throughout the duration of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

The Big Brother star did not blackmail the Manchester United footballer the High Court has heard.

Stunned and confused motorists were forced to break suddenly in order to avoid a barrage of fruit falling from the sky in Coventry.

Expect travel disruption on Boxing Day as London tube drivers are planning to stage a walk out.

Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas remains adamant Fernando Torres will not be sold in January, insisting the forward is not available "at any price."

Vladimir Putin has blamed Russian exiles in London for an article investigating corruption in the country’s parliamentary elections.

Police found out Dennis Leighton in his Vauxhall Estate after two freezing nights in South London.

SampleTrend store opened in London allows consumers to pick items displayed on the shelves for free.

Danny Cook, 22, set up the Facebook page to take advantage of the social unrest that dominated the country for three days during August earlier this year.

With Occupy London set to break-out of its St. Paul's base, turning the whole of London into its stage, the International Business Times UK examines the movement, exploring where it came from and where it's going.

Hundreds of Congolese people took to the streets of London to on Wednesday in protest at the recent elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the apparent lack of interest from the Western world.

Any lasting bonds with Samir Nasri, Kolo Toure and Gael Clichy will be put on hold when Arsenal travel to the Etihad Stadium this weekend, according to Gunners star Theo Walcott.

Alan Hansen believes Jordan Henderson will excel in central midfield this season and has urged Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish to give the midfielder an extended run in the side.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes Patrick Vieira's arrival at Highbury was a crucial moment in his subsequently brilliant managerial career in north London.

Dow is linked to Union Carbide, the firm responsible for the 1984 Bhopal gas leak tragedy that killed thousands of people.

Press shots of the high-anticipated handset has surfaced online ahead of the official launch

More than 3,400 whales dolphins and porpoises have beached on UK shores over the past six years, a new study reveals.