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Old Bailey Bomber Found Dead

PA | Posted 24.01.2013 | UK

Old Bailey bomber Dolours Price has been found dead. The 62-year-old mother-of-two was found at her home in Malahide, north Dublin, on Wednesday ni...

Britain: The Bipolar Nation

Lewis Shepherd | Posted 25.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Lewis Shepherd

If you haven't already noticed this week has seen a mass of snow descend upon the entire of the UK, and to say it has been met with a mass of mixed an...

Flood Warning As Cold Spell Ends

PA | Posted 23.01.2013 | UK

Britain faces the risk of flooding as the recent spell of snow and cold weather comes to an end this weekend. After lighter flurries today, more sn...

Killing Taliban 'A Job', Says Prince Harry

Posted 24.01.2013 | UK

Prince Harry said killing the Taliban is a job "you would expect to do" as a soldier as he arrived back in the UK after his 20-week tour of duty to Af...

Got Time for Wellness?

Rodney Collins | Posted 24.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Rodney Collins

This week, we at McCann Truth Central released our latest study, 'The Truth About Wellness.' The study consists of a survey of 7,000 respondents in th...

Prince Harry Returns To UK From Afghanistan

PA | Posted 23.01.2013 | UK

Prince Harry has arrived back in the UK after his tour of duty in Afghanistan. The 28-year-old Apache co-pilot gunner has been on post-deployment "...

Living Amongst the Brits - A Yank's Story

Meredith Berman | Posted 24.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Meredith Berman

Why do you whinge when it's cold, but then whinge when it's hot? Why are you only really most comfortable when it's raining? How come it's completely normal for you southerners to use the word 'c**t' as a term of endearment? These are things that quite frankly, after ten years I still don't get.

Fresh Snow Falls On Frozen Britain

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 23.01.2013 | UK

Fresh snow has fallen across many parts of Britain, compounding disruption to schools, airports and traffic networks. Up to 9cm (3.5in) has already...

Warning As More Snow Forecast To Hit Parts Of The UK

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 22.01.2013 | UK

Fresh snow will hit parts of the UK overnight on Tuesday, bringing further risk of traffic disruption, forecasters warned. South and east Wales, so...

Glencoe Avalanche Victims Named As Junior Doctor And Ph.D Students

PA | Posted 22.03.2013 | UK

Two Phd students and a junior doctor were among four people killed in an avalanche in the Scottish Highlands. Una Rachel Finnegan, 25, from County ...

Man in Hospital After 'Racially Motivated' Snowball Attack

PA | Posted 20.01.2013 | UK

A man is in hospital with broken bones in his face after he was racially attacked when he confronted a group of young thugs throwing snowballs at him....

Teenage Seriously Injured In Toboggan Accident

PA | Posted 22.03.2013 | UK

A teenager was critically injured in an accident while out sledging. The 16-year-old suffered "life-threatening" head injuries after falling off a ...

Off-Duty Police Officer Killed After Night Out

PA | Posted 20.01.2013 | UK

An off-duty police constable was killed after he was attacked while on his way home from a night out, police said today. A murder investigation has...

Glencoe Avalanche Victims Fell 1,000 Feet

PA | Posted 22.03.2013 | UK

Four climbers who died in an avalanche fell around 1,000 feet and ended up buried under up to two metres of snow, the man who led their rescue attempt...

The Week That Was: In Those We Trust

Carla Buzasi | Posted 21.03.2013 | UK
Carla Buzasi

The Algerian hostage crisis, which has unsurprisingly dominated the news agenda this week, might now be over, but there will be very few able to extract anything positive from the four-day standoff and its eventual messy, bloody and violent end. As I write, British officials are still desperately trying to establish the fate of the remaining UK hostages at the Algerian gas plant. Facts are still few and far between. The only absolute truth: lives have been lost, and no side is able to claim victory.

Murder Probe As Body Of Boy Found In Devon

PA | Posted 19.01.2013 | UK

Police have begun a murder investigation following the death of a two-year-old boy. Officers were called to a home in Modbury, Devon, this morning ...

Teenager Hurt In 150 Foot Sledging Fall

PA | Posted 21.03.2013 | UK

A teenager fell 150ft down a steep embankment in a sledging accident and escaped with just a broken leg. The 16-year-old was playing in the snow on...

Hit-And-Run-Driver Leaves Four Schoolchildren Injured

PA | Posted 18.01.2013 | UK

A hit-and-run driver who left four schoolchildren lying injured after he mounted a pavement and careered into them was being hunted by police tonight....

Stansted Airport Sold In £1.5bn Deal

PA | Posted 20.03.2013 | UK

The company formerly known as BAA is to sell Stansted airport to the Manchester Airports group for £1.5 billion. The deal, announced late this eve...

Does France Know What It's Doing In Mali?

Robin Lustig | Posted 19.03.2013 | UK
Robin Lustig

So what have the French got themselves into? And even more importantly, do they have any idea how they're going to get themselves out again?

'Prepare For The Worst'

PA/ The Huffington Post UK | Posted 18.01.2013 | UK

The hostage crisis in Algeria is still not over, the Foreign Office has confirmed, with Britain is braced for news of more casualties amid confusion o...

Cameron Warns Public To Prepare For The Worst

PA | Posted 17.01.2013 | UK

Prime Minister David Cameron said tonight the country should be "prepared for the possibility of further bad news" in the hostage crisis in Algeria as...

Future of PUK Hanging in the Balance in Talabani's Absence

Shwan Zulal | Posted 17.03.2013 | UK
Shwan Zulal

After the recent ill-health and suffering from a stroke, Iraqi President and the PUK leader, Jalal Talabani has been out of the political scene and very much missed. This has prompted jockeying for position and lobbying by potential successors for both posts of Iraqi president and the leader of PUK.

The Changing Roles of Film Producers in the Era of Social Media

Preetam Kaushik | Posted 17.03.2013 | UK Entertainment
Preetam Kaushik

That is undeniably the motto of the present age for filmmakers and producers. Gone are the days when a film generated all its publicity in the press and through word of mouth. Producers have to find ways to go online and generate awareness among the public well in advance.

The Week That Was: Out in the Cold

Carla Buzasi | Posted 14.03.2013 | UK
Carla Buzasi

As the nation's weather men and women garner larger audiences than usual this weekend with the population gripped by forecasts of snow and ice, this week saw a harsh reminder of the impact of cold weather for those targeted by civil war. Give it a few days, and no doubt the caterwauling will start as trains get cancelled and roads blocked around the country. For Syria's refugees, transport delays are the least of their problems.