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UK public support for Syrian refugees collapses in wake of deadly Paris attacks
Half of the British public believe the UK should not accept more Syrian refugees according to a recent poll.
Paris attacks: British Muslims join Christians, Jews and other faiths to condemn terrorist violence
In a video released by the Faith Forum, believers of all faiths urge compassion and unity
India: Is Congress scion Rahul Gandhi a British citizen?
Gandhi declared his nationality as British in 2006 annual return for a company he registered in the UK
UK and Russia still split over air strike targets in Syria after Paris attacks
British prime minister says he pressed Vladimir Putin over the issue at a G20 summit in Turkey.
MG: Hundreds of thousands at risk of carrying little-known STI Mycoplasma genitalium
Mycoplasma genitalium has few symptoms, but can cause urethritis, cervicitis and female infertility.
Robots will destroy 15 million jobs warns Bank of England
Around 31.21 million people are employed in the UK out of a total population of 64 million.
Schengen: Europe faces 'race against time' to save passport-free travel zone
Sweden has become the latest country to temporarily reimpose border controls.
Eurosceptics furious at Cameron after prime minister backs down on benefits for EU migrants
Cameron's EU reform plans branded 'pretty thin gruel'.
Isis 'Cyber Caliphate' hacks more than 54,000 Twitter accounts
Most of the victims of the Twitter hack are based in Saudi Arabia, but some are feared to be British.
Russian plane crash: Sharm el-Sheikh airport staff questioned to find out if insiders helped plant bombs
Egyptian investigators have said that they now are "90 per cent sure" that the aircraft was bombed.
Diwali 2015: Top 10 greetings to wish your loved ones
Diwali is celebrated in several countries including India, Malaysia and Singapore as well as by the Hindu community in Britain.
British jet carrying 189 people came 'within 1,000' feet of missile
Pilot took evasive action to dodge the rocket as the jet approached Sharm el-Sheikh.
Britons to fly home from Sharm el-Sheikh 'under special security measures'
BREAKING: British holidaymakers are due to fly home tomorrow.
UK has one of the worst healthcare systems in the developed world says OECD
UK lags behind many other OECD countries in containing obesity in adults and children.
MI5 and GCHQ secretly collected phone and email data for 15 years says Theresa May
May and her predecessors secretly approved the bulk collection of communication data since 2001.
Diwali 2015: What is the Festival of Lights and how is it celebrated in the UK?
Video explores the meaning of the festival celebrates by Hindus, Sikhs and Jains across the world.
Global warming could make people have less sex, resulting in falling birth rates
A study has found that birth rates drop in the nine months after a particularly hot day.
Protests planned ahead of Egyptian president Abdul Fattah al-Sisi visiting Downing Street
Activists demand Cameron confronts Egyptian president over alleged human rights abuses.
British journalists Neil Bonner and Rebecca Prosser jailed for filming documentary in Indonesia
Bonner and Prosser were held off Batam while doing documentary on piracy in Southeast Asia.
6 million people nationally earn less than the living wage, but London raises rates to £9.40
Mayor of London Boris Johnson announced that the London living wage will rise to £9.40 from £9.15 per hour.
Cancer care: One in 4 diagnosed at London A&E departments died within 2 months
London Cancer Alliance said only 36% diagnosed at London A&Es lived for over a year.
Subway employee recalls 8-hour nightmare inside chiller
Karlee Daubeney, 20, was alone on the late shift at the Gloucester store when the freezer door shut on her.
UK Video Game Deals: Xbox One and PS4 bundles with Halo 5, Assassin's Creed Syndicate and more
Metal Gear Solid 5, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection and Transformers Devastation in gaming deals.
Shaker Aamer: US pressures UK to monitor former Guantanamo prisoner
Cameron says measures have been put in place to 'ensure public safety'.
Manchester Council to take lead from football stars and open empty buildings for homeless
The move follows a six-fold rise in the number of rough sleepers in Manchester since 2010.
Eurozone inflation returns to 0% and makes the case for Mario Draghi QE programme increase
Low oil prices weighed down the inflation rate, with energy prices falling around 8.7%.
Silent Hill Live: The enduring horror soundtracks of Akira Yamaoka
Silent Hill's composer sets off on a UK tour and we look at the work of Akira Yamaoka on the horror classic.
UK police to get powers to check public's web browsing history
Online customers' web browsing history will be retained for 12 months under the new proposal.
Fears over UK-Saudi relations prompt Cameron to launch diplomatic offensive
Move follows the Saudi ambassador's threat to quit London in protest of the country's treatment.
Police seize BBC Newsnight reporter's laptop using terror powers
Secunder Kermani has produced a series of reports on British-born jihadis.