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Tube worker tells International Business Times UK Central Line is most at risk from asbestos.

Rupert Murdoch's News Group settles with 15 News of the World phone hacking victims at high court.

British Medical Journal (BMJ) reports that 90 percent of its readers believe the coalition government’s health reforms should be withdrawn.

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp and the former Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric have both been found not guilty of tax evasion.

Trident Gang Crime Command set up by Metropolitan Police to focus on gang scourge in London.

Every one of 68 superjumbos in service checked for structural damage after discovery in Australia - less than six months after flagship aircraft unveiled.

Woman alleged to be at centre of YouTube film of racial abuse on London Underground train named as Jacqueline Woodhouse.

Fabio Capello will not alter his stance on the Football Association's decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy, ahead of the Italian's potentially decisive meeting with the chairman David Bernstein on Wednesday.

Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall lay wreath in Poets’ Corner, Westminster Abbey to mark Dickens bicentenary.

Another foul-mouthed racist launches tirade on London's Central line Tube train - caught on film.

Taxpayers may claw back millions of pounds from Olympics investment with venue branding offered to private firms.

The celebrate the 200th birthday of Charles Dickens, here are 20 facts about the one the greatest writers ever to have lived.

Cross-party committee approves £325,000 plan for all 650 MPs to be given iPad.

Anonymous hackers reveal secret email from former British MP George Galloway to Syria president's aides asking for Gaza Strip convoy help.

Anonymous hacked hundreds of emails from embattled Syrian president Bashar al-Assad’s ministerial office

Neuroscience advances could have huge impact on how future wars are fought.

The chief executive of the London-listed Arab investment bank EFG-Hermes is under a travel-ban for his alleged role in the "Port Said Massacre", authorities said.

Security threats analysis around games shows heads of state may be targets of 'imported terror'.

2012 Laureus World Sports Award: Djokovic and Barcelona Claim Top Honours

Arsene Wenger has revealed that he is a fan of confirmed Chelsea and Manchester City target Eden Hazard, but the Arsenal manager also insisted that funding will be tight this summer as the club considers their profit margins.

Cristiano Ronaldo has received a message of support from Neymar, with the two sharing the same birthday.

The 39th Evening Standard Film Awards were held on February 6 at The Movieum in County Hall, London.

English footballing legend Sir Bobby Charlton reportedly underwent surgery, on Monday, before the 2012 Laureaus World Sports Awards in London.

The 200th anniversary of the birth one of Britain's greatest writers will be marked around the world.

Occupy protesters fear repeat of chaotic Bank of Ideas eviction.

Qatada will be released on bail within days despite posing a risk to national security

The three times Tour de France winner Alberto Contador has been banned for two years by the Court of Arbitration for his positive test for clenbuterol, according to the International Cycling Union.

British fashion retailer hopes to increase market share with affordable range by London designer Jenny Packham.

Sunday's feisty Premier League encounter between Manchester United and Chelsea had absolutely everything! Plenty of goals... loads of fouls... refereeing controversies and even two penalty kicks.

A new local currency, to launch in Bristol in May, is expected to support the local economy.