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Two teenagers released but number of British arrests related to Syria is soaring, says Met.

UK can expect high-speed winds and freezing temperatures across whole country.

The think-tank says British workplace pensions should be compulsory.

Monster.co.uk says nearly half of all British workers think of their current job as a stop gap.

Just £818m raised from new tax on Swiss banking deposits against £3.12bn forecast in Autumn Statement.

IBTimes UK takes a look at the most important data from the ONS' job figures.

UK Treasury challenged European Securities and Markets Authority emergency power to ban short-selling in EU member states.

EU financial regulator can ban short-selling under emergency powers, but UK wants legal clarity.

Israel's foreign minister summons envoys from France, UK, Spain and Italy.

Economists predict that Mark Carney could consider interest rate rise sooner than predicted.

The chancellor's threats about leaving Europe are the result of tectonic power shifts from within his party, and from further afield.

Rural broadband to go superfast with £10m government investment into improvement pilot schemes.

The European version of Moto X will be manufactured outside the US but could soon have the Moto Maker designing option.

Motorola to bring voice-controlled Moto X smartphone to UK from 1 February

The UK government has launched a new website to educate individuals and businesses about cyber-security - but can it make a difference?

OECD's composite leading indicators report shows UK economy on the mend in 2014.

We look at UK-based companies who made an impact with their announcements at the world's biggest tech showcase, CES 2014.

TSB bank offers to pay 1% stamp duty for its mortgage customers on homes worth between £125,001 and £250,000.

Naval experts say £1bn new submarine will give UK and US 'a run for their money'.

Economic think tank NIESR said GDP is 'depressed' but recession appears to be over.

UK retailers have confirmed the pre-order for Sony Xperia Z1 Compact.

Company generated total fourth-quarter sales of £170m from UK.

European Tour Operators Association says the ruling could damage the competitiveness of British firms.

But the firm says 200 workers will avoid being made redundant.

Lazy? Workshy? Feckless? Here are some figures to put Benefits Street into perspective.

The Treasury says total employee compensation is keeping pace with the economic recovery.

Kevin Green, chief executive of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation, is optimistic.

Environment Agency warns of coastal flooding as heavy rain batters UK.

Comments come as UK work restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians are lifted.

Wards says the UK government's measures are "smoke and mirrors".