Private equity consortium backs UK data provider for fashion buyers to help it expand with a new office in New York and extra staff in Melbourne
The head of Greece’s debt management office would like to follow Ireland and Portugal and test market appetite with a small issue later this year
Dong Nguyen felt the game had 'become a problem' and did what he could to stop it getting worse - by getting rid of it forever
The Hollywood actress passed away surrounded by her family, her press officer confirmed
A ban on smoking in cars carrying children in England will come into force before the next general election, which is due in 2015, No 10 sources say.
A legal challenge to a planned offshore wind farm which could be seen from Donald Trump's golf resort in Aberdeenshire is rejected.
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall visit BBC radio teams in London's New Broadcasting House as part of a day to celebrate British radio.
The 13ft statue of a university don was meant to stand outside a development in Cambridge, but council officials said the quality was too poor and said it could not be put up.
Mother-of-three Kerry Miller was fired by Burton Albion FC after it was revealed she sent photos of herself in various states of undress to some of the players.
Rudey Guede, 27, who is serving a 16 year sentence for the murder and sexual assault of Meredith, has insisted Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito are guilty of her murder.
The 1981 compilation, which features tracks such as We Will Rock You, Bohemian Rhapsody and We Are The Champions, has also been downloaded 124,000 times in the UK.
Mendes, whose credits include Skyfall and American Beauty, said his British business partner had asked him to play the '600lb gorilla' which 'seemed to work'.
Unemployed clergy were found to be twice as likely to look for work in the South-East as in the North of England, according to figures compiled by the Church Times.
Research by the British Council found a lack of understanding of the global scale of the war, with less than half aware that America and the Middle East played a part.
Abortion counsellors at independent clinics, thought to be linked to religious groups are allegedly passing on the false information to pregnant women.
Sales of furniture, particularly new sofas and beds, saw their strongest growth since April 2006 and were the top performing sector, according to the British Retail Consortium.
The comedian and writer, 55, suggested that the programmes, which have become a hit in recent years, were misleading viewers with the 'conceit' that they reflected real life.
The dispute involves meat worth £35,000, which was allegedly supplied by O’Shea to Blumenthal’s three-star Michelin restaurant, The Fat Duck, in Bray, Berkshire.
Talia Smith, who currently lives in a caravan near Heathrow, had been due to perform as part of Duo Travellin Rose, but was forced to go solo after her partner Kelly Lee pulled out.
Mark Eagers, 55, has resigned as head of Box Hill School near Dorking, Surrey, after he is said to have begun a relationship with Dinah Lowde, 43, pictured, wife of school deputy head, Corydon Lowde, also 43.
The search engine was found to be automatically making crude and offensive suggestions when users typed in 'Why is' followed by a number of UK cities.
Su Burrows, who is co-ordinating 100 volunteers in the village of Wraysbury in Berkshire, pleaded for sandbags, police and military support to be sent in to help the relief effort.
Paul Whybrew and Rachel Gordon have both seen their historic turreted houses in Windsor Home Park, Berkshire, engulfed by the rapidly rising waters.
The 11-month-old child was rushed to hospital around 11pm last night from a house in Blackburn, Lancashire.
Last night, 16 severe flood warnings – meaning risk of death – remained in place. Two were in Somerset and 14 along the River Thames in Berkshire and Surrey, stretching from Datchet to Shepperton Green.
Britain's Katie Summerhayes finishes seventh in the women's ski slopestyle final at the Sochi Winter Olympics.
Norwich's Ricky van Wolfswinkel welcomes the FA's decision not to charge Manchester City's Yaya Toure with violent conduct.
ADAM SHERGOLD: The football continues to come thick and fast as we steam through February, with a full midweek programme in the Barclays Premier League and some mouth-watering matches in the Football League.
All the latest from Southwark Crown Court where the former Radio One DJ denies a string of historic indecent assaults
A portrait of Booker Prize-winning novelist Hilary Mantel will become the first painting of a living writer to be displayed in the British Library.
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