British Conservatives Rebelling Against Cameron Over Gay Marriage
Some Conservative Members of Parliament may introduce an amendment extending civil partnerships to heterosexual couples, thereby delaying a bill that would legalize gay marriage
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U.K. PM Turns to Opposition Support for Gay Marriage
Needs help to ward off Conservative rebellion
Undercover London Police Used Names of Dead Children as Aliases
Families not contacted or informed
Vatican Orders British Cardinal To Leave Scotland
Keith O'Brien is facing allegations of abuse
David Cameron Preparing for Backlash From Party Members Over EU Membership
Conservative MPs are expected to vote for an amendment expressing regret that there is no plan for a E.U. membership referendum bill
Mobile Users' Data Peddled to Police by British Research Firm
Included users' movements
Earl of Shaftesbury Wants Prostitute Who Married Then Killed His Father Stripped of Title of Nobility
Serving 20 years in prison for murder
Second British Cabinet Member Says He Would Vote to Leave the EU
Defense Secretary Philip Hammond agrees with Education Secretary Michael Gove
Military Intelligence Official To Play Major Role in U.K. Press Regulation
Just gets creepier and creepier
British Government Plans to Introduce Immigration Reforms
Announced during the Queen's Speech
How Thatcher Defeated Mitterrand
Lessons from the late prime minister's decisive victory in the war of economic ideas.
David Cameron Looks to Visit China to Mend UK-Chinese Relations
After meeting with the Dalai Lama soured them last year
British Man Admits To Plan To Kidnap, Rape, Kill, and Eat American Child
Facing 27 years in American jail
Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Calls For the UK to Leave the EU
Lord Lawson doesn't think David Cameron's plan for renegotiation of membership will result in much
U.K. Economy Too Weak To Loosen Fiscal Restraint, Says European Commission
High debt and poor growth
British Eurosceptic Party Celebrating Local Election Results
Good springboard for the 2015 general election
Scottish Court Rules That Minimum Price for Alcohol is Legal
Scotch Whisky Association challenged the proposal
British PM Wants to Re-evaluate Vehicle Safety After Three Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
Britain's "paid a high price" for its work in Afghanistan, Cameron said
U.K. Eases Copyright Restrictions on Orphaned Works
All that stuff on the Web without any ownership info? You can use it, now.
British Islamists Jailed for Planning Mass Suicide Attack
Planned operation was endorsed by Al Qaeda
British Man Admits Threatening to Kill 200 Americans in Facebook Messages
Posted the threats on memorial site for Tennessee teen killed in a car crash
David Cameron Says There is "Limited But Growing" Evidence Syrian Forces Used Chemical Weapons
Calls the move a war crime
U.K. Coalition Splits Over Internet Spying
Lib Dems say, "no," but the Conservatives say, "yes."
British Foreign Office Says it Has Information on the Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria
Urging Assad to prove he did not authorize the weapons to be used
Pushing for Stricter Regulations on Cosmetic Surgery in Britain
Government lining up with "independent experts"
UKIP Leader Attacks British Press Regulation
Threat to "freedom of speech, democracy, the rule of law"
Man Planning Terrorist Attack in the UK Had Plans Ruined After Losing Money on Currency Trades
Rahin Ahmed has pleaded guilty to terrorist charges
Google Chairman Defends Tax Payments in Great Britain
Accused of "immorally" lowering Google's tax burden by a parliamentary committee
Google Chief Executive Defends British Tax Payments
Says Google follows the law and is good for the British economy
How Margaret Thatcher Advanced Women's Liberation
Feminists should celebrate the iconic British leader.
IMF Chief Says British Growth is "Not Particularly Good"
Christine Lagarde made the comments ahead of a meeting with policymakers
