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What is Black Friday and Does it Matter in the UK?
Black Friday is a big deal in the US, but is slowly beginning to creep into the UK, but what is it, and does it matter?
80% of Britons 'Support Foreign Aid' Despite Economic Crisis
Civitas fellow Jonathan Foreman slams 'vague wording' of Eurobarometer survey.
Doctor Who Review Roundup: 50th Anniversary Episode Day of The Doctor Goes Back to Basics
Critics praise plot crammed with nods to the past which also provided a tantalising glimpse of the future Doctor.
'Tighter Regulation and Red Tape' Dissuades UK SMEs From Trading Abroad
Sage says small businesses need help exporting to get a foothold overseas.
Web Index 2013: UK and US Criticised for 'Inadequate Privacy Protection'
Major countries putting role in web innovation at risk because of 'excessive state surveillance'.
Xbox One Goes on Sale Worldwide
The Xbox One goes on sale worldwide, as retail stores in the UK, US and Europe open at midnight.
Howden Burglar Calls Police After Getting Stuck in Window
Homeowner walked in on stricken intruder who had no choice but to confess.
Culture of Carelessness: 52% of Work Smartphones Lost While 'Out Drinking'
A new report highlights that employees' carelessness when it comes to corporate security is leading to major security problems.
UK Oil and Gas Industry Sees Job Vacancy Surge
Job opportunities grew by more than 13% on average across the sector between 2010 and 2013.
More Than One Million Young People in UK are Neets
ONS says 14.9% of young people in UK not in education, employment or training up to September.
UK Lets NSA Analyse and Store Phone Numbers of Innocent British Citizens
Secret agreement between the US and UK allows NSA to analyse and store personal information of innocent Britons.
UK Weather: Britain Braced for Snow, Blizzards and 70mph Winds
Freezing temperatures and strong winds forecast to hit UK.
Shorter, Simpler .UK Domain Name Introduced
A shorter .uk domain name has been introduced to bring the UK into line with other major European countries.
£148m Lotto Couple Adrian and Gillian Bayford to Divorce One Year On
Curse of lottery strikes again as couple divorce year after EuroMillions jackpot.
Britain Summons Spanish Ambassador over Gibraltar 'Incursion'
Madrid's envoy to London Federico Trillo summoned over territorial waters dispute
Television Gambling Advertising Soars 500% and Risk Rises for Children
Ofcom report shows effect of 2007 relaxation of gambling advertising rules by parliament.
OECD: US Must End Fiscal Deadlock for Sake of World Growth
United States must abolish debt ceiling to help speed up global growth, warns OECD.
16 Year-Old Arrested on Suspicion of Attempted Murder over Burglary Stabbing
Teenager arrested after father stabbed in Luton burglary
Irish President to Make Historic State Visit to Britain
Michael D. Higgins is to become the first Irish head of state to make an official visit to the UK.
Twitter Alerts Service Extended to UK
Twitter Alerts lets emergency services highlight important tweets and push notifications to followers in UK and Ireland.
Arctic Blast Set to Bring Six Inches of Snow to UK
Arctic blast set to bring freezing temperatures and six inches of snow to the UK next week.
Grab Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 for Free with Galaxy Note 3 at Phones 4U UK
Get a free Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 on buying a Galaxy Note 3 at Phones 4U.
UK Crime Agency Issues Alert over Mass Bitcoin Ransomware Emails
Cryptolocker ransomware campaign launched to target tens of millions of UK email addresses.
Philip Green's Arcadia Group Blames Weather for Topshop Slump
Group owned by family of billionaire Philip Green sees sales decline on back of milder than expected weather.
Belgium Government's Profitable BNP Paribas Fortis Stake Sale Offers UK Hope for RBS and Lloyds
BNP Paribas bought Belgium's 25% stake in for €3.25bn, a €900m capital gain for the government.
Firefighters across England and Wales Strike Over Pensions
Matt Wrack, the Fire Brigades Union general secretary, says firefighters are being priced out.
TUC: UK Job Quality Close to 20 Year Low Amid 'Joyless Recovery'
Frances O'Grady, TUC general secretary, says working people deserve a fair share of the benefits of recovery.
UK University Staff Plan Second Strike Over Pay
Unions say a 1% pay increase is not enough as real-term pay fell by 13%.
OECD: Recovery Gathering Pace in Most Major Economies
OECD signals growth may be better than expected in many economies, but warns on troubled Brics nations.
EDF Energy Raises Household Bills by 3.9% [VIDEO]
Percentage rise lower than those of big six firms Centrica and SSE but still above annual wages growth.