United Kingdom

The teenager remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition which is not believed to be life-threatening

Khalid Masood had been in the kingdom for two one-year periods, from November 2005 and April 2008

Arslan made the comments during an interview with broadcaster NTV

Turkish Transport Minister Ahmet Arslan said Ankara would ask the US to reverse the ban

Brexit plans of the government in London could force Scots to call another vote calling for independence

Asked whether Scotland be an independent country, 43 per cent of respondents said "Yes" and 45 per cent said "No"

Muslim Council of Britain has been tracking articles about Islam and Muslims to find misleading information

Follower urges Theresa May to deport Anthony Joshua

Spending by tourists visiting the UK surged in December with the pound slumping after the Brexit vote

Fitch assumes that private-sector investment growth will decline in 2017

She says govt did not recognise the concerns the memo raised and said it was for "Deloitte to answer what it is about"

Homosexuals to be pardoned under the "Turing Law", named after World War II hero Alan Turing

Marc Anwar, 45, joined "Coronation Street", the world's longest-running TV soap opera in 2014

Islamic Relief hopes the campaign across five major cities in UK will help to 'change the negative climate'

Kashmir issue should not be a precondition for resumption of talks, says British FS

Organisation said the US tycoon had planned to invest a total of £700 million in two golf courses he owns in Scotland

The government has dispatched hundreds of soldiers to help deal with flooding in the county of Yorkshire

Family of 11 British Muslims were refused permission to board a flight from London to Los Angeles to visit Disneyland

Report claims charity group has deep ties with Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood

A record 450,000 people signed a petition on the British government website calling for him to be banned from the UK

Demonstrators threw fireworks and bottles at police while several bleeding protesters were treated for injuries

Britain is facing its most serious terrorism threat since the September 11 2001, attacks on US, says Director General

Council accused of racism after quizzing young children on race and religion with survey