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'Skyfall' Beats 'Harry Potter' At The U.K. Box Office After 007 Days

"Skyfall" was able to break the previous record held by Harry Potter at the U.K. box office.

Inveterate Bidder? Qatar’s Royal Art Collector Accused Of Multi-Million Debts

A Qatari sheikh who has reportedly spent more than $1.5 billion on his art collection has been accused in a London court of failing to honor a multi-million pound auction purchase and is being compared to an “inveterate gambler” who cannot stop bidding for antiques.

Nigerian Forces Violating Human Rights: Amnesty International

Amnesty International has accused Nigerian security forces of committing widespread human rights abuses in its campaign to wipe out the terrorist group Boko Haram.

The Senate in The Hague - Rotary Clubs Light up the World to End Polio

Refugees' Last Resort: Iraqis Pitch Tents In The Hague, Refusing Return To Turmoil

Dozens of Iraqi refugees are camped out at a public square in the Hague, desperate to avoid deportation.

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Kickstarter Kicks Off Halloween By Going Live in the UK

Kickstarter Kicks Off Halloween By Going Live In UK

The popular crowd-funding site Kickstarter has officially launched in the UK, with plans to expand to other countries soon after.

Halloween History, Roman And Christian Influences

What we know as Halloween today was derived from the Pagan holiday, Samhain, and was influenced by the ancient Romans and early Christians.

Halloween History, From Europe to America

What we know as Halloween today was derived from the Pagan holiday, Samhain, and was influenced by the ancient Romans and early Christians, that began in Europe and became a staple in America.

Halloween History, Pagan Beginnings

What we know as Halloween today was once a Pagan holiday called Samhain, where ancient Celts feared and worshiped the dead.

South Korea To Build $290 Billion Casino City To Rival Macau, Las Vegas

When complete in 2030, South Korea's Eightcity gaming destination will be three times the size of Macau.

Iran Postponing Development Of Atomic Bombs For Now: Israel

Barak warned that economic sanctions by the west and diplomatic efforts would fail to completely dissuade Iran.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Release Hits US, But Its Best Accessory Has Yet To Launch

Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 has just seen its commercial US release, and its new Smart Dock accessory lets owners transform their "phablet" into a PC or personalized media hub.

Why Did The Beatles Break Up? McCartney Says Yoko Ono Wasn't Responsible

McCartney not only absolves Ono from breaking up what might be considered the all-time greatest musical group, but also credits her with inspiring Lennon to try new things musically.

UBS Posts 3Q Loss, Plans To Cut 10,000 Jobs

UBS currently employs a total workforce of about 64,000, about 6,600 in the United Kingdom

Google Nexus 4 Release Date: Launches Nov.13 For $299 With Wireless Charging

The new phone from the Nexus line, Nexus 4 will be sold online in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Germany, France, Spain and Australia from Nov.13. The retail store availability in Europe, Central/ South Americas, Asia, CIS and the Middle East is end November.

South Africa's Answer To Rodent Infestation: One Free Cellphone For Every Sixty Rats Killed

Killing rats has emerged as a popular sport, especially among children.

Penguin Group Writes Off Rupert Murdoch, Confirms Merger With Random House

Pearson confirms it will merge Penguin Books with Random House to create the world's largest publisher of trade books.

Manchester United Transfer News: Cole, Strootman, Yacob and Lugano Discussed in Latest Speculation

Manchester United are lining up defensive and midfield reinforcements, according to the latest transfer news.

Syrian Cease-fire Shattered By Violence As Airstrikes Continue

Violence continued on the fourth day of the so-called cease-fire between the Syrian military and opposition forces.

Arsenal Transfer News: Ben Arfa, Zaha, Gourcuff and Kuzmanovic Involved in Latest Speculation

Arsenal are reportedly making provisions for the departure of Theo Walcott.

Health Care Reform Likely To Hit Low-Paid and Part-Time Workers Hardest

Hard Times: One-Fifth Of UK Workers Earn Below Living Wage

United Spirits Shares Lose Over 17 Percent Over Diageo Deal Uncertainty; United Breweries Hits 52-Week High

United Spirits shares plummeted over 17 percent to 990.00 rupees Monday at Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex after its promoter Vijay Mallya hinted that a proposed deal with UK beverage major Diageo may be a "no deal."

Obama Vs. Romney: The View From The United Kingdom

Great Britain, the mother country of the U.S., is watching the upcoming American presidential elections, albeit with somewhat less interest than in 2008.