Alexander BesantJune 6, 2013 16:23

The husband of Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, has been admitted to hospital due to abdominal problems.

Islamic center in London destroyed by fire after possible racist attack

Alexander BesantJune 5, 2013 12:40

An Islamic center north of London was destroyed by a fire in what is believed to be a racially-motivated attack.

Alexander BesantMay 27, 2013 15:29

Tenth suspect arrested in Woolwich murder case

The man in his 50s was arrested in a neighborhood in southeast London on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder.

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Mounted police gather as members of the English Defence League march through Whitehall towards Downing Street on May 27, 2013 in London, England. The EDL are protesting what the group sees as a lack of support and protection given to British troops following the terror attack last week, in which soldier Drummer Lee Rigby was murdered in a knife and machete attack by two Muslim men outside Woolwich Barracks. (Peter Macdiarmid/AFP/Getty Images)

A tenth suspect has been arrested in connection with the stabbing death of UK soldier Lee Rigby in Woolwich near London.

Queen cuts down on long-haul travel; cancels Commonwealth visit

Alexander BesantMay 7, 2013 08:58

Buckingham Palace confirmed that the queen will miss the Commonwealth summit in Sri Lanka for the first time in forty years.

Boris Berezovsky said his life had no meaning in Forbes interview

Talia RalphMarch 23, 2013 13:47

Boris Berezovsky, a former power broker for the Kremlin who was exiled from Russia, has been found dead in his home in Surrey.

Twitter troll hunted down by boxer Curtis Woodhouse

Alexander BesantMarch 13, 2013 16:10

Curtis Woodhouse, a British boxer decided earlier this week that he wasn't going to take it anymore.

Alexander BesantJanuary 19, 2013 23:30

Queen Elizabeth II painting on display after 60-year ban

A 1952 painting of the Queen's coronation by John Napper was declared too unsightly for public view.

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A banned painting of Queen Elizabeth II is back on display after decades. (John Stillwell/AFP/Getty Images)

A painting of Queen Elizabeth II that was banned 60 years ago is now on display.

Scotland avalanche kills 4, seriously hurts another

Alexander BesantJanuary 19, 2013 15:52

The three men and three women were swept down Bidean Nam Bian mountain by the falling snow.

David Cameron cancels important EU speech over Algeria hostage situation

Alexander BesantJanuary 17, 2013 18:12

British Prime Minister David Cameron canceled a long-awaited speech to European leaders Thursday after a BP oil field in Algeria was captured by terrorists.

David Cameron says UK is "perfectly entitled" to reset EU limits

Kaitlin FunaroJanuary 6, 2013 17:35

British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Sunday that he is "perfectly entitled" and "enabled" to block efforts by the European Union to make treaty changes unless other EU partners allow the UK to loosen its ties with the union. Cameron made the statements on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show and said voters would be offered a "real choice" on the UK's role in the EU at the next election.