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Customers are interested in being surprised, in an era when most are familiar with a restaurant's fare via Instagram

The overall figure was a 22 percent reduction from the 1,168 anti-Semitic incidents in 2014

Scheduled for completion by 2020, the giant development would span 160 square miles

Hammond says Putin is worsening Syrian civil war by bombing opponents of Islamic State

Russia's Defense Ministry claims to have conducted 468 air strikes last week and hit more than 1,300 'terrorists'

Tareena Shakil, 26, was found guilty by a court in Birmingham of IS membership and encouraging terrorism

Dr Kathy Niakan says she is planning to modify embryos using a technique known as CRISPR-Cas90

Based on recent trends some areas in UK will become Muslim majority areas within a decade

Island will seek in March to persuade the UN's highest court to take up a lawsuit against the three countries

'Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford' campaign has sparked a heated debate about how Britain remembers its imperialist past

Chief inspector of schools says the veil is possibly stopping teachers and students from communicating effectively

Jack Letts' mother says he is in Syria for humanitarian purposes to help kids in refugee camps

Rt Rev Richard Chartres says move will help the Christian community build strong links with Muslims

Prime Minister David Cameron has called the outspoken tycoon's remarks 'divisive, stupid and wrong' but opposes a ban

London and Brussels say they are optimistic about the possibility of a deal with Britain at the EU summit in February

Poor English skills can leave people "more susceptible" to messages of groups like Islamic State, says David Cameron

Britain's Labour Party leader says Trump 'has some weird and off the wall views'

'The number of Britons stopped in Turkey has gone up in the past eight months' Philip Hammond

Masroor says authorities said they had a problem with someone who followed his Facebook page

Parents receive support immediately after the birth, but the British prime minister said that needed to be extended

British foreign affairs committee releases transcripts of two of Qaddafi's phone calls to Blair on February 25, 2011

Pudding is made out of pig's blood, pork fat and oatmeal

Saudi Arabia's execution of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr has angered Shias across the Middle East

The British government responds to all petitions that gain more than 10,000 signatures

The centenary of World War I and Beatrix Potter will also be commemorated on special coins

'This is the latest in a series of significant losses for Daesh' Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond

The announcement has been made following reports that Sangin was on the verge of falling to Taliban forces

The shutdown of the mine in Yorkshire in northern England closes a 200-year chapter of Britain's industrial history

Human rights groups criticised Britain for weapon transfers to KSA, claiming that trade regulations would be violated

'He would unite us all against him' David Cameron

The decision, by five senior judges, was unanimous

British police are investigating claims a member of the gang that attacked Paris made phone calls to Birmingham

Grant pleaded guilty to charges of being in the country illegally and lying about his nationality

Fifty-two per cent of 2,000 people polled by ORB International last week said they thought Britain should leave

The ORB survey of 2,000 people showed 52 per cent of British voters wanted to leave while 48 per cent wanted to stay

Armed police in Britain are usually only deployed outside sensitive government buildings

David Cameron said on Monday that the size of Britain's intelligence agency staff would be increased by 15 percent

Britain's pledge forms part of a 3 billion euro fund planned by the EU

The British foreign minister claims to have received information that suggests a possibility of the plane being bombed

Some flights resumed on Friday to bring home tourists stuck in the resort, where about 20,000 Britons were on holiday

Restrictions on immigration are causing staff shortage with a third of the nation’s 12,500 curry houses facing closing

The company says fewer than 21,000 bank account numbers and sort codes have been accessed

US accused 46-year-old Saudi national Aamer of acting as a recruiting sergeant, financier and fighter for al Qaeda

The inquiry aims to shed light on every aspect of Britain's involvement with Iraq from 2001 to 2009

Britain had previously committed to keeping troops in Afghanistan until the end of 2015

Key measures in the plan include allowing parents to have passports removed from 16 and 17-year-olds

The Church of England bishops called on Cameron to accept 50,000 refugees, in a letter initially sent in September

Cameron's government warned European leaders that resistance to clampdown could put Britain's EU membership in doubt

The restaurant has opened a branch in Sydney and operates exclusively with female asylum seekers as chefs

The journalist had earlier led an inquiry against Pakistan’s spot fixing trio