France is giving Britain a 'good kicking', deputy premier Nick Clegg said in an interview out Saturday, as the spat over each other's economies rumbled on.

Clegg warned against lurches into xenophobi

Europe divided on Friday in a historic rift over building a fiscal union to preserve the euro, with a large majority of countries led by Germany and France agreeing to move ahead with a separate treat

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is facing a four-year pay freeze as austerity measures bite at Buckingham Palace, a media report said on Monday.

Figures show the Queen, whose income has been dropping in

Iran's diplomats expelled from London over the storming of the British embassy in Tehran this week arrived in the Iranian capital on early Saturday, Iranian media reported.

The group of diplomats was

Britain shut Iran's embassy in London and expelled all its staff on Wednesday, saying the storming of the British mission in Tehran could not have taken place without consent from Iranian authorities.

Britain has ordered the closure of the Iranian embassy in London and has shut its mission in Tehran after it was attacked by protesters, Foreign Secretary William Hague said on Wednesday.

He also acc

Iranian protesters stormed two British Embassy compounds in Tehran on Tuesday, smashing windows, hurling petrol bombs and burning the British flag during a rally to protest against sanctions imposed b

Seif al-Islam's links to Britain came in for fresh scrutiny on Monday after his arrest, as analysts warned a trial might reveal more embarrassing details about his dealings with the British establishment.

Can a Brit cook 'dal tadka' or 'murg masala' to the same taste as any Indian cook?

Many British lovers of Indian food certainly can, but now the David Cameron government wants to launch a college to

Taxis in the famous British university town of Oxford will now be fitted with spy cameras to record images of passengers.

A total of 652 taxis licensed in the city are to be fitted with CCTV cameras,