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Italian anger over failed rescue bid of engineers Chris McManus and Franco Lamolinara kidnapped in Nigeria 'disingenuous', says Whitehall.

The US houses a third of all women prisoners followed by China.

The Cupertino-based technology giant unveiled its latest tablet at the Yerba Buena Centre for the Arts in San Francisco

Twitter image mocks David Cameron with provocative call against politicians and capitalist system.

BP still faces several settlement cases from the affected parties in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill such as the US government, Gulf states and drilling partners.

Speculation is rife that an April launch of the Galaxy S3 is on the cards.

The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona saw the launch of Samsung Galaxy Beam and Nokia 808 PureView, besides a host other handsets.

A third of Englishmen and women surveyed feel Scotland should be independent.

The introduction of BrailleTouch promises faster text messaging for the blind and an interesting option for the people blessed with vision.

Major record labels sued the website for breaching copyright laws.

As part of a bill to be introduced, British Prime Minister David Cameron has suggested a raft of changes aimed at reducing the number of underage drinkers in the United Kingdom, as well as controlling and eliminating other alcohol-related misdemeanors and problems.

Bollywood Film Ek Mein Aur Ek Tu Grosses a Whopping £67, 465 in the UK

Even the highest court in England has turned tech-savvy - the Supreme Court has launched its very own Twitter account.

The Official Charts Company compiled a list of albums ranked by physical and digital sales in the United Kingdom every week. This week Lana Del Rey's album "Born To Die" tops the list of 40 official UK album charts.

Queen Elizabeth II renews vows to serve the country as she celebrates Diamond Jubilee.

On the occasion of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee, which marks 60 years of her reign as Head of State of the United Kingdom and 15 other Commonwealth realms, an exhibition of 60 press photographs is on show at Windsor Castle.

BBC Radio 1's Hackney Weekend, the biggest music event of the 2012 Cultural Olympiad, is set to take place on June 23 and June 24, with 100,000 tickets available.

Just months before the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War, tension between the United Kingdom and Argentina is mounting over the status of the South Atlantic archipelago.

Swedish high-end retailer Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) has announced Danish designer Stine Riis as the global winner of the 2012 H&M Design Award.

David Cameron's troubles continued, as his own backbenchers mocked the prime minister for making a U-turn on his veto.

Complications set in after Caroline Lovell, who called for legal protection for home midwives, gives birth to second child.

The Scottish Nationalist Party (SNP) have doubtlessly by now taken note that their path to Independence is not going to be as smooth as they had been allowed to believe, between their spectacular May 2011 Scottish Assembly Election victory and 08 January 2012. Spoiling their progress on that day, British Prime Minister David Cameron, brought Scotland's SNP First Minister, Alex Salmond and his administration down to earth with a jolt.

Surgeons have been alerted by Nuffield Hospital about cancer risk arising from the German breast implants.

Eurosceptic claims "undemocratic" European Union to blame for emergence of right-wing extremists.

Actress Elizabeth Chan complained that Chinese Britons such as herself are "virtually invisible in public life" and that in her life she had to endure people making strange kung-fu noises at her

Scottish National Party under fire for bringing Scotland to 'brink of UK break-up' after defying Westminster on referendum date.

A virus has stolen user names and passwords from more than 45,000 Facebook users in the United Kingdom and France, with the intent to spread malware to users' friends.

Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta has revealed he would have strongly considered playing for England had FIFA regulations permitted.

Boy, 17, held in custody over the shooting of a 23-year-old Indian student walking with friends.

Total net property wealth for all private households in the United Kingdom dropped by more than £131bn (3.7 percent), to £3.375bn between 2206/08 and 2008/10 according to a report.