Stories tagged "britain" - Page 5

The European Court of Human Rights has cleared the way for the extradition of a British man who allegedly hacked into secret U.S. military computers, his lawyer said Thursday.

Media coverage of the conflict in Afghanistan is failing to convey the "humanity of the Taliban", a BBC presenter has said.

The government is criminalising young people for petty offences that could be better punished informally, a report says.

Disabled children have been wrongly held at a detention centre and families transported in cages, a report finds.

BBC iPlayer adds H264 encoded material with series stacking to follow.

A stamp set issued by the Royal Mail and China Post will mark the transfer of the Olympics from Beijing to London.

curing/preventing illness and pain seems pretty acceptable to most. curing ageing, extending life indefinitely, i’m not sure is entirely welcomed. no? for all the bullshit utopian dreams advanced by science (and religion…hmmm…coincidence?)

A British man has been banned from visiting his girlfriend’s home after neighbors complained about noisy sex, a local government official said Thursday.

Here's a twist on the 'most searched for' topic; Ask.com (something like a 3.5% share of the US search market, just for scale) has released the top ten most searched for images in the UK.

LONDON (Reuters) - A British soldier was killed and two were wounded in a suicide bomb attack in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence said on Tuesday. The attack happened in Kabul on Monday, when the