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Former British Tabloid Editor to Face Retrial in Hacking Case

By Mirren Gidda

London Is a Worse NO2 Polluter Than Beijing

By Per Liljas

Prince Charles Reportedly Compared Putin to Hitler

By Dan Kedmey

British Charity Sees Rise in Afghanistan Vets Seeking Mental Health Help

By Barbara Tasch
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Report: Peaches Geldof Died From Heroin Overdose

A coroner's report to be released on Thursday is expected to show that the 25-year-old television presenter and socialite, daughter of Irish musician Bob Geldof, died of a heroin overdose last month, just as her mother did nearly a decade and a half ago

By Michelle Arrouas

Obama Political Guru Helping Britain's Labour Party

David Axelrod will serve as the party's "senior strategic advisor" to help get opposition leader Ed Miliband elected Prime Minister in 2015, but it won't be easy: Prime Minister David Cameron already hired Obama's former campaign manager for his own bid

By Maya Rhodan

It's Raining Saharan Sand In The U.K.

The hills and dales of England and Wales were covered in a fine layer of red dust, thanks to a continental air flow containing dust and sand blown up by storms in the African desert. The unusual conditions are expected to cause record pollution in the U.K.

By Maddy Fry

The New Season Of Game of Thrones Will Have Simultaneous U.S. and U.K. Premieres

The long awaited season premiere of bloody fantasy drama Game of Thrones will be broadcast simultaneously in the U.S. and U.K., the Guardian reports.The decision was announced at the red carpet premiere in London Tuesday.Season...

By Michelle Arrouas

Prince George Gets A New Nanny

Her name isn't being reported, though

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Sean Connery Wants Scottish Independence

The former James Bond star comes out in support of secession from the United Kingdom

By Sam Frizell

U.K. PM's Adviser on Child Porn is Himself Arrested on Child Pornography Charges

Patrick Rock was one of Prime Minister Cameron's closest aides

By Per Liljas

U.K. Spied Webcams

British spies took millions of still images while eavesdropping on webcam chats, according to documents leaked by Edward Snowden

By Denver Nicks

Man Who Killed British Soldier Gets Life Sentence

The killer of soldier Lee Rigby said he was a 'soldier of Allah'

By Sam Frizell

Tony Blair Offered To Advise Murdoch Empire, Court Hears

Blair allegedly told Murdoch executive to "keep strong" in the face of phone-hacking allegations

By Sam Frizell

The Top Countries Rich Chinese Choose for Emigration. (Canada May Be Off the List)

Ottawa may have terminated a deal that essentially allowed foreign millionaires to resettle in Canada, but there are many other options for wealthy Chinese

By Hannah Beech

Your Life is Terrible Because You Are a Commuter

At least now you know

By Denver Nicks

Wet U.K. Swamped by Floodwaters and Politicians

The wettest winter weather in centuries has led to a deluge of attention-seeking politicians

By Catherine Mayer / London

Swept Off Your Feet: This Is What 80mph Winds Are Doing In England

Severe storms in Britain are bringing in gales of up to 80mph as large swathes of the country are dealing with floods and seemingly endless downpours. It’s all part of the wettest January in England...

By TIME Staff

Teen Boy Says He Raped Sister After Watching Porn

Told police he picked his younger sister because she "couldn't remember stuff"

By Charlotte Alter

This British Biscuits Ad Is the Cutest Thing Ever Put on Television

Packing an advertising campaign intended to boost your consumer-goods brand full of adorable kittens, puppies, and other creatures isn’t exactly a novel idea. But British confectioner United Biscuits may have struck the mother lode with...

By Matt Vella
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