LONDON

Breaking from its recent slew of hacks and ongoing support for the Occupy series of protests, the Anonymous collective has put out a call to arms asking London residents to re-enact the climactic finale of Alan Moore's V for Vendetta.

Today, around 10,000 students will be marching through London in what they’re calling a “day of action” in protest against student finance.

An American man was arrested after threatening to shoot employees and blow up a Best Buy store on Tuesday morning - because it had sold out of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games will have leaders representing nine faiths to celebrate and create the most diverse Games experience. With 261 days for the mega event, the nine faith leaders toured the Olympic Park on Tuesday.

Manchester United, Ofgem, Asda, Scottish Power and Center Parcs are among the top 100 names in the performance league table published by the Environment Agency under its Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy (CRC) Efficiency Scheme.

The Rude Boy singer treated fans to intimate pictures of her holidaying in Italy with friends.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was released worldwide on Tuesday, and parties in London, Paris and Berlin launched the game with a bang. The IBTimes went along to the London launch party, which featured Danny Wallis, Jason Bradbury, footballer Joey Barton and the cast of 'The Only Way Is Essex'.

The High Court has ruled that the Catholic Church can be held legally responsible for priests charged with child abuse.

London's Evening Standard newspaper has included Kate Middleton's sister on its latest list of the 1000 list of the most influential people in the British capital.

An organiser of the planned student demonstrations in London on Wednesday has attacked a decision to authorise the use of rubber bullets.

Ian Wright has labelled the FA a ‘joke’ for enabling Chelsea defender John Terry to remain part of the England squad whilst under investigation for alleged racism.

More surprises are in store for Ivian Sarcos, who won the Miss World 2011 title at the beauty pageant held in Earls Court in London on Sunday. Like her predecessors, the Venezuelan beauty will be traveling around the world, promoting the Miss World Organization's various causes.

In honour of Britain's second Astronomer Royal, Edmond Halley, Google has changed its search engine's logo to a childlike rendition of Halley's comet souring through the sky.

Activision's latest entry into the call of Duty franchise launched last night across the world and while the game doesn't re-invent the wheel, having finally got our mitts on it, we here at the IBTimes can confirm it's pretty damn awesome.

Jack Wilshire has vowed to finish his career with Arsenal and revealed he expects to return from his ankle injury before Christmas.

An online petition launched by a think-tank, seeking a House of Commons debate on the issue of of immigration, has achieved 100,000 signatures.

An MPs' panel has firmly backed the Government's high-speed rail link plans but has raised concerns over the current preferred route for the project.

A motorcyclist has died after his vehicle collided with a car on Streatham High Road at the junction with Norfolk House Road.

Contrary to recent reports, Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku will not be leaving Stamford Bridge during the January transfer window.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 hits the shops at midnight tonight, but with an eye-watering recommended retail price of £54.99, supermarkets and gaming stores alike have gone on the pricing offensive.

Police have launched an investigation after Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand was sent a threatening letter, as the disturbing subplots behind Chelsea captain John Terry’s alleged racist abuse continues.