UK police pull officers watching Assange, vow "covert tactics"
WikiLeaks founder, wanted for questioning in Swedish rape case, has been holed up inside Ecuadorean Embassy in London since 2012
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WikiLeaks founder, wanted for questioning in Swedish rape case, has been holed up inside Ecuadorean Embassy in London since 2012
"Sisters Uncut" group tries to get their point across by storming red carpet at opening of "Suffragette," movie about battle for women's right to vote
Cafe offering 120 breakfast cereals becomes surprising flashpoint for protest in city increasingly polarized between rich and poor
London man says he was bitten by a poisonous brown recluse spider on an international flight
Authorities say it was "very, very lucky" more weren't killed when group of college students was struck by strong winds
Formerly a pastry chef at renowned Berkeley restaurant Chez Panisse, this American expatriate is taking London by storm
British nightclubs have been the wellspring of British rock going all the way back to The Beatles, but for years they've been fading
It's a "Hamlet" with Hollywood-level hype, but London's latest stage sensation is more than a Shakespearean star vehicle
Iconic clock has been helping Londoners tell time for the last 156 years; clock chimes every 15 minutes and bongs every hour
Dressed in full costume, inside a mystery location that cannot be revealed, moviegoers are transported to a galaxy far, far away
Despite a late rise in Shanghai, stocks across Europe and the rest of Asia were mostly down again in Wednesday trading
American cooking revolution is underway as more Brits demand staples like fried chicken and honey-butter cornbread
A $250 million top-to-bottom renovation is being proposed
Angry commuters stuck in lines and buses for hours while Underground employees take industrial action over 24-hour plans
Millions of London commuters faced a day of chaotic travel as London Underground workers went on strike, shutting down the British capital's well-known subway system
U.K. start-up scene has a lot more ladies than Silicon Valley; so why is America's digital landscape so "pale, male and stale"?
As nation reflects on suicide blasts that killed 52 on trains and a bus, spy chief warns threat still posed by "tiny fraction of the population"
Top-ranked American keeps her bid alive to be first player since 1988 to complete a calendar-year Grand Slam
President Hollande gives a quick "no," to Wikileaks' founder, arguing he is in no imminent danger
Two-time champion making another early exit from tournament after German plays the match of his life
They're more accustomed to stadiums, but the Rolling Stones are coming to a London art gallery
Three teenage inventors come up with an unusual way to help protect people's health
Demo aims to highlight struggles of the poor as gov't plans to slash even more services to chip away at deficit
A Canadian company put an HD camera on the ISS and got video so clear you can see cars driving past Boston's Fenway Park
The first lady met Prince Harry for tea at Kensington Palace during her trip to London