Latest News Headlines London Lords

A Maoist cult leader ditch female followers over thirty years in various residences in London. He hit and raped them, appeared Thursday at the trial of the man.

British nurse who was seriously ill after having had previous Ebola is almost restored. Which have declared her doctors, the BBC reported Thursday.

Travelers on the Eurostar between London and Paris have had to spend the night on the train, in northern France after a train on a wild boar was crashed. This is evident from Twitter posts from Eurostar.

The British government tightened its tone towards its major trading partner of Saudi Arabia. If the Arabs refuse to cooperate in an investigation on human rights violations in Yemen, then threatened the British with an arms embargo, said British Defense Secretary Philip Hammond.

Britain will respect the outcome of the referendum on membership of the European Union. Choosing the British choose to leave the union, then this happens. That said British Prime Minister David Cameron in a speech Tuesday. The referendum in any case take place before the end of 2017.

A group of eminent Indians wants to file a lawsuit to get one of the largest diamonds in the world back in India. The diamond is worth an estimated 140 million and called Koh-i-Noor, or Mountain of Light. Small detail : the diamond is part of the British crown jewels and is partly worn by Queen Elizabeth at her coronation in 1953.

British Prime Minister David Cameron is planning in June to hold a referendum on whether the UK should remain a member of the European Union. This was announced Monday The Times newspaper.

In Egypt are between 60 000 and 70 000 Russian tourists stranded. That the Russian union of travel agencies (ATOR) told news agency TASS. The tourists have to wait for their return to Russia on extra flights or travel about through countries in the region.

A British passenger plane is late August narrowly escaped a missile over Sharm el-Sheikh. The pilot saw the rocket and dodged it just in time.

A plane carrying vacationers stranded in the Egyptian resort of Sharm al- Sheikh is Friday landed in England, it was known at Gatwick Airport near London. It is the first flight of a series that was panned to remove some 20,000 British tourists home.

The House of Lords talks Thursday about pornography, with mostly older Lords and Ladies stiff upper lip should broach racy topics. The nobles want clarity about what needs to happen for young people to get any wrong ideas about sex, but British media mainly to entertain the tone of the debate.

The British Parliament is investigating the burglary in the computers of the telecommunications company TalkTalk. The Commission for Culture, Media and Sport said they are concerned about how companies protect online information of their customers.

British police have made ​​a fourth arrest in the investigation of the cyber attack on the provider TalkTalk, last month. A 16- year-old from Norwich in eastern England was arrested and put. The house where he lives is examined, it was found Tuesday.

Air traffic in Europe for the second day in a row which were hampered by fog. UK airports were the most affected by the foggy weather conditions, which may also persist Tuesday.

Buses are major competitors of the train. It does not seem to be long before there will be a dirt cheap intercity network of luxury coaches in our country. These buses are often new, comfortable and equipped with wifi and power outlets.

A Scotsman with a striking reddish beard looked surprised when he picked up Thursday night flight from London to Galway, Ireland. Neil Douglas walked unsuspectingly into the unit when he found to his amazement his double on the seat beside him.

When the cyber attack on the British provider TalkTalk won his bank details of around 20,000 customers. Furthermore, the hackers gained access to about 28,000 so-called hidden bank account and nearly 1.2 million e- mail addresses, names and phone numbers of customers. That the company said Friday.

Immediately after the performance Hamlet said lead actor Benedict Cumberbatch his audience in a fierce speech in which he denounced the attitude of the British Government on the refugee problem. " Fuck the politicians " sounded several times in the sold-out Barbican Theatre in London.

Police have made ​​a second arrest in connection with the cyber attack on the British provider TalkTalk. It is a sixteen year old boy from London, reports the BBC.

At least 45 people have been killed by a rocket attack on a market in the Syrian city of Douma, near Damascus. Hundreds of people were injured, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported Friday.

The last Briton who was stuck in the US prison for suspected terrorists, Guantanamo Bay, was released Friday. Shaker Aamer was thirteen years in the camp without trial. The Sky news reported on the authority of anonymous sources.

The British police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann put on the backburner. The number of detectives from the police in London to investigate the matter, has been reduced from 29 to four.

That 's very good indeed, welcomed the BBC on its website. Good news that the brand-new, world famous London taxi still very similar to the Austin model of the fifties. The new TX5 enters 2017 in the streets of the British capital.

The British upper house blocked a major cost savings for the government of Prime Minister David Cameron. The members of the house usually adhere to the unwritten rule that they do not interfere too much with financial issues, but the mood on Monday a majority stopped the government plan to abolish some tax cuts. Cameron wants to cut thus more than 6 billion euros, including certain grants through the IRS.

Apple seems to have gone from start offering public transport data in Apple Maps in Australia. Several users create on social media notification of the availability of public transport data in Sydney.

According to several studies multitasking is an illusion. No one could perform two thought processes simultaneously. However, British scientists believe that performing multiple tasks at the same time is possible with the help of robots.

Edinburgh, Scotland, is the finest place in Britain to live. According to research from price comparison uSwitch. It bases the high ranking of the Scottish capital, including on the low crime rate, high salaries and high-speed internet. Cities like Bradford and Hull are at that level just very unpleasant and were at the top the list of worst residences.

The famous 'bad ' bible from 1631 will be auctioned in November at Bonhams in London. In the extremely rare English tome is a world famous misprint. Between "Thou shalt not kill" and "Thou shalt not steal " is the seventh commandment : Thou shalt not commit adultery. The mere absence of the word 'not', the Bible is unique.

The police in the London Borough of Kingston was late at night is a very unusual call. According to a local resident there was a "burning UFO" on the road.

British Prime Minister David Cameron must during the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping in London this week openly urging him to release Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo and his wife Liu Xia . To that end call other twelve Nobel prize-winners , led by South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu him.