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Having been battered by dreary macroeconomic environment, Christmas trading period more important than ever for British retailers

Shane Croucher Sep 25, 2012

Eurogamer 2012 starts Thursday 28 September at Earl's Court

Edward Smith Sep 25, 2012

But heat still on government's Chief Whip as police report claims "he did swear at me".

Dominic Gover Sep 24, 2012

Protesters angry at militant group Ansar al-Sharia which is allegedly involved in the US consulate attack.

Vasudevan Sridharan Sep 22, 2012

Andrew Mitchell picked the wrong insult by branding police "plebs."

Dominic Gover Sep 21, 2012

Reports suggest Brazilian organisers forced to return documents following personal call from London chief Paul Deighton.

Dominic Gover Sep 21, 2012

David Cameron's enforcer called officers 'f***ing plebs' in row outside No 10 - prompting celebrity entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne to demand his resignation.

Dominic Gover Sep 21, 2012

Protests over an anti-Muslim film turned violent Friday across Pakistan, with police firing tear gas and live ammunition at thousands of demonstrators who threw rocks and set fire to buildings.

Gareth Platt Sep 21, 2012

Former justice secretary Ken Clarke tells Tory Reform Group that mutual distrust stalks top of government.

Dominic Gover Sep 19, 2012

The latest installment in Lionhead's BAFTA-winning franchise, Fable: The Journey has been stripped back to make room for the Kinect.

Edward Smith Sep 18, 2012

Closer banned from publishing shots, ordered to pay €5,000 damages and faces €10,000 daily penalty for non-compliance

Dominic Gover Sep 18, 2012

Lawyer tells French court snaps in Closer magazine were 'intimate and personal' with 'no place on front page'.

Dominic Gover Sep 17, 2012

Alfonso Signorini, editor of Italian gossip mag, claims images 'are not offensive or in poor taste'.

Dominic Gover Sep 17, 2012

Chi editor Alfonso Signorini says not even the Queen can stop him from publishing controversial photographs.

Staff Reporter Sep 16, 2012

Anti-US protests spread across Australia, India and Africa.

Vasudevan Sridharan Sep 15, 2012

Former City Hall leader faces probe for abusive comments aimed at public gallery in Barnet Council debate on outsourcing.

Dominic Gover Sep 14, 2012

Demonstrations against the US and anti-Islam movie taint papal visit to Beirut.

Umberto Bacchi Sep 14, 2012

Protests against Anti-Islam Movie made by Nakoula Basseley Nakoula snowball as target widens.

Umberto Bacchi Sep 14, 2012

Laurence Pieau defends French Closer publishing topless pictures of Kate Middleton after Buckingham Palace condemnation.

Dominic Gover Sep 14, 2012

Buckingham Palace issued a condemnation pictures published in French Closer showing the Duchess of Cambridge topless and rubbing sun-cream on Prince William.

Dominic Gover Sep 14, 2012

If anyone wants to see the difference between a more or less free country like Great Britain and one where the totalitarian mind-set remains one only needs to look at the reactions to the publication of pictures of a topless Kate Middleton and to the airing of a ludicrous anti-Islam film in California.

William Dove Sep 14, 2012

UK Closer insists 'nothing to do with us' - and points out French version is actually published by Italian company belonging to Silvio Berlusconi.

Dominic Gover Sep 14, 2012

Innocence of Muslims protesters raid embassy compound in Yemen's capital and burn American flag as anger spreads.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Sep 13, 2012

Apple's iPhone 5 announcement will also see a new iPod touch, Earpod headphones and the Lightning dock connector.

Alistair Charlton Sep 12, 2012

Our complete guide to what we expect to see and what we don't expect to see at the expected iPhone 5 launch this week.

Alistair Charlton Sep 11, 2012

The move follows Japan confirming purchase of three of the five disputed islands in the East China Sea.

Geetha Pillai Sep 11, 2012

The McLarens of Hamilton and Button lock out front row in qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix, with Ferrari's Fernando Alonso relegated to tenth on the grid

Chandrashekar Srinivasan Sep 08, 2012

Hannah Cockcroft, Jonnie Peacock and David Weir all won gold as ParalympicGB enjoyed their most successful day of athletics competition of London 2012.

Nick Howson Sep 07, 2012

David Cameron repeats tough-on-crime message in growing row over judge lauding Richard Rochford for burglary.

Dominic Gover Sep 06, 2012

Beautiful swirls of green and red lights appeared in the sky over Whitehorse, a town in the Canadian territory of Yukon, on the night of 3 September, as a solar filament glanced off the Earth's magnetic environment

Sanskrity Sinha Sep 06, 2012