UK flood defence: Government pledges £2.3bn to protect 300,000 homes
The 1400 flood defence projects were agreed as part of the government's National Infrastructure Plan.
Tesco boss Dave Lewis overhauls management structure amid accounting scandal
Lewis will now temporarily head the UK operation as UK MD Chris Bush remains suspended
Nazi nightmares make Germans fearful of 'doing an Edward Snowden'
Survey shows modern Germans are reluctant to turn 'informer' and blow the whistle at work due to memories of Gestapo repression.
Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin is 'fine' after car crash death story exposed as hoax
Twitter account apparently run by Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev broke story.
Kim Dotcom escapes jail as court declares Megaupload founder is not flight risk
Megaupload's Dotcom has been on bail since February 2012 for online piracy charges.
Balfour Beatty shares rocket after receiving £1bn offer for investment unit
John Laing Infrastructure Fund is looking to snap up the group's investment arm
FCA unveils new rules to tackle 'poor practice' in credit broking market
The regulator has announced new rules to tackle practices that are 'causing serious detriment to consumers'.
BG Group CEO pay slashed by over half to £4.7m amid shareholder revolt
Britain's third largest energy group confirmed Statoil's boss Helge Lund will join the company
UK immigration: landlords face £3000 fine for failing to check citizenship
Birmingham, Walsall, Sandwell, Dudley and Wolverhampton in the West Midlands are the first to check.
Oil prices plunge to five year low in longest losing streak since the credit crisis
Oil now hovers around $64, down from triple digit highs five years ago.
Banker jail threat didn't drive Alan Thomson out, insists HSBC
Two directors have expressed concerns over new rules which will jail individual bankers for financial misconduct.
Nigeria Boko Haram Terror: '200 Killed' in Kano Mosque Bomb and Shooting Massacre
Eyewitness counts the number of bodies outside the one of the biggest mosques in the Nigerian city of Kano.
Syrian Electronic Army Strikes Again With News Media Website Shutdowns
SEA continues its Thanksgiving hacking mayhem into Black Friday
UK House Prices Increase at Lowest Level in Nearly a Year
Nationwide said house prices rose 8.5% in the year to November
Black Friday Riots: Walmart and Macy's Targeted by Ferguson Shooting Protesters and Boycott Movement
Reports show around 100 protesters initially congregated in the basement of a St. Louis church
Tesco Executive Leaves Amid SFO Investigation into Accounting Scandal
He was one out of the eight executives that was suspended following the £250m profit overstatement.
UK Capping Benefits for EU Immigrants After Net Migration Goal Left 'in Tatters'
Prime Minister David Cameron will announce new measures later on 28 November.
Vincent Tchenguiz Launches £2.2bn Conspiracy Lawsuit Against Grant Thornton and Kaupthing Bank
The property tycoon was paid compensation for the SFO's botched case against the siblings.
Black Friday: UK Stores Opening Hours at Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, GAME and John Lewis
Check out the opening times for the best deals for Argos, GAME, Asda, Tesco and more.
Syrian Electronic Army Causes Internet Chaos By Shutting Down Media Outlets via Gigya Platform Hack
The Independent, Chicago Tribune, CNBC, PC World, Forbes and the Telegraph are a handful affected
'Spanish Ukip' Podemos Popularity Boosted as PM Mariano Rajoy Fights Off Corruption Claims
Mariano Rajoy is trying to regain public trust after a minister resigned over kickback allegations.
Victoria Coren Mitchell Quits PokerStars Over 'Addictive' Online Gaming Casino
Coren Mitchell is the only player in history to win two European Poker Tour titles.
Scottish Devolution: Highlights from the Smith Commission Report
Lord Smith unveiled his recommendations for granting Scotland greater powers over taxation and benefits.
Alan Turing Film The Imitation Game 'Falsely Paints Bletchley Park Commander as a Baddie'
Commander Alastair Denniston was a cryptologist during the First World War.
UK Economic Recovery: Two Thirds of SMEs Aim to Pay Off Debts Soon
The Finance Monitor, carried out by BDRC Continental, added 77% of SMEs were now profitable.
EU Chief: Bloc Will Survive UK Leaving But Will be Dead Without France
European Council's outgoing President Herman Rompuy thinks Britain would be left with a £34bn bill after an EU exit.
Scotland Devolution: Scottish Politicians to Keep Full Voting Rights on UK Budgets
MPs questioned whether it was fair for MSPs to have a say in UK decisions if granted greater powers.
Ukraine Banks Turn off ATMs and Block Credit Cards in Pro-Russian Rebel Region Donetsk
The pro-separatist dominant Donetsk has left locals without personal cash or funding.
Pakistan: Motorcycle Militants Kill 4 Polio Workers in Drive-By Shooting
BREAKING: Pakistan's Balochistan province police confirm deaths of polio vaccination team members
Catalonia President Pushes for Independence in 2016 By Calling for Early Elections
Artur Mas is currently being sued by the Spanish government for holding an 'undercover referendum'
