British journalist of Indian origin Hardeep Singh, who was facing a libel case filed by an Indian holy man, won a major victory when the high court in London threw out the case.

Britain on Monday night introduced new rules which allow aircraft to fly through “medium density” ash clouds, leading the air traffic control service to ease restrictions on the UK airspace.

Speculators, not drinkers, are likely to be the biggest Chinese buyers of Bordeaux 2009.

Vodafone Group Plc signalled increasing frustration with its key Indian unit on Tuesday, taking a charge of £2.3 billion ($3.3 billion) due to fierce competition and rapidly escalating spectrum costs

The euro traded near four-year lows Mon-day amid warnings from European leaders that their $1 trillion loan backstop for troubled governments wo-uld not be enough to defuse the continent’s crisis over high levels of government debt.

For the first time in more than three decades, the British Queen is to wa-tch tennis at Wimbledon, a media report said.

An Indian origin musician has decided to walk backwards from London to Birmingham to support the campaign to save the BBC Asian Network.

Popstar Katy Perry’s marriage to funnyman Russell Brand won’t be an extravagant affair — the couple are reportedly planning an intimate party in India.

Talking for the first time about her husband’s drinking habits, former US First Lady Laura Bush has said that President George W. Bush was a “bore” when he had too much.

Britain on Monday reopened its airspace, especially over Heathrow and Gatwick Airports, which mainly serve London, after flights had been disrupted over presence of a new volcanic ash cloud in the atm