It was a quiet news week over the festive period for the pound. However the pace of annual house price growth continued to soften as 2014 drew to a close, slowing from 8.5% in November to 7.2% in December. This marked the fourth consecutive...

A very unassuming gentleman came to see me last year, he was from Kenya and said he wanted to start investing in the UK. He had some funds which were going to become available soon. I of course said we could help, as that’s what we do day in...

A charity director made an OBE in the New Year’s Honours list said she is “flattered” to receive the honour.

British taxpayers paid £250,000 to send Shrien Dewani to South Africa where his murder trial collapsed before he even started his defence.

Scientists at Oxford University have begun immunising healthy volunteers with a new Ebola vaccine. In September last year a separate trial of another Ebola vaccine got under way in the city. This latest trial involves 72 volunteers aged 18-50.

A banned driver put a number plate from an identical Kawasaki on his motorbike so he could continue to use it on the roads.

A crack addict spotted on CCTV in Reading town centre has been jailed for more than two years for dealing drugs.

While enjoying a long holiday in sunny, warm “George Cross” island of Malta, we had unusual, even unbelievable experience, especially for British people who are brain-washed by media and the self-opinionated Hobbesian politicians who are willing...

The SOAS South Asia Institute will be holding two gender focused events on the 12th and 13th February 2015.

A deaf club marked the start of the New Year with a talk on how services for disabled adults can be improved. Harrow United Deaf Club also invited its members to learn more about Harrow police’s stop and search and Age UK’s support for older...