David Cameron said last night that the level of immigration to Britain was too high and placed unacceptable pressure on public services and housing.
Gordon Brown delivered a stark warning to angry prison officers today that he will not back down over their delayed pay deal.
HSBC’s bid for Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) hit a wall after regulators in South Korea said yesterday that they would not approve the deal until a legal battle over the ownership of KEB has been settled.
The families of soldiers killed by American “friendly fire” will never get to see those who may have been responsible for the deaths questioned at inquests, The Times has learnt.
The Ministry of Defence is reviewing compensation claims for service personnel suffering from multiple war wounds after an outcry over a soldier who was awarded payment for only three of his 37 injuries.
Thousands of prison officers across England and Wales defied a High Court injunction today and pressed on with an illegal 24-hour strike in a row over pay.
Iraqi Industry Minister reveals Shell is expected to team up with Dow Chemical to expand a chemical plant near Basra.
A former Goldman Sachs employee has pleaded guilty to insider trading and conspiracy to commit securities fraud admitting he plotted to steal more than $6.7 million.
The town drunk used to be given a day in the cells sobering up. Now he can be thrown in jail for nine months.
A federal judge on Tuesday approved the extradition of former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega to France, where he faces a 10-year sentence on a conviction in absentia on money-laundering charges.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sought to overturn sinking approval ratings and calls for his resignation today by forming a new cabinet made up of political veterans.
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales resigned from office on Monday, ending a controversial tenure as chief law enforcement officer that blemished the administration of President George W. Bush.
A New Orleans grand jury that declined to indict a doctor on charges that she murdered patients in the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina never heard testimony from five medical experts brought in by the state to analyze the deaths.
A judge has told Barclays to stop applying overdraft penalty charges to one customer pending a High Court ruling
Students are planning to protest outside the London headquarters of HSBC next week after the bank removed a fee-free period from graduates’ overdrafts.
Actor David Hasselhoff has accepted “substantial” libel damages over accusations in a magazine that he was drunk and abusive in a Hollywood nightclub.
Three former British Airways executives have been named in a lawsuit seeking damages from the airline after it admitted fixing ticket prices.
A judge has told Barclays to stop applying overdraft penalty charges to one customer pending a High Court ruling
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