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In the 48 hours after the killing of a soldier in London two days ago, the number of people “liking” the anti-Islamic English Defence League’s Facebook page rose more than fivefold to 110,000.
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Police released two women arrested as part of the terror probe into the killing of a 25-year-old soldier in London as searches continued at six homes across England.
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The U.K. government said a 25-year- old soldier was the victim of a terrorist attack yesterday that Prime Minister David Cameron called a “betrayal of Islam.”
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The British government tapped King Edward VIII’s phones five days before he abdicated in 1936, according to documents so sensitive they were hidden in a basement strongroom for nearly 80 years.
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Britain’s World War II spying on U.S. isolationist groups and its propaganda efforts against them were revealed in secret archives published for the first time today.
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron said he’ll seek to avoid stoking division in his Conservative Party after arguments over Europe and gay marriage, as his Liberal Democrat deputy called on the Tories to cease their bickering.
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Prime Minister David Cameron’s bill to introduce gay marriage in England and Wales moved to its final stage in the House of Commons after an attempt by opponents in his Tory party to amend the proposal failed.
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Lawmakers in David Cameron’s U.K. Conservative Party, who voted against him last week over his policy toward the European Union, were on course to oppose him again, over plans to introduce gay marriage.
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Royal Mail Group Ltd. said it appointed Equitini Group to manage the distribution of shares in the company to its staff when it is sold.
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Lawmakers from David Cameron’s Conservative Party voted against the government’s legislative program in a show of defiance over his policy toward the rest of Europe.
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