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London Riots: The Face of Pain as Locals Pay Tributes to Victims

London Riots 2011: Labour Party Leader Blames Disturbances on Selfish Society

Miliband links the rioting and looting to other lapses in morality, including the banking crisis and the recent scandal involving MP?s fraudulent expenses.

Third 'Bridget Jones' Movie In the Works

A third installment of the "Bridget Jones" movies has been given a go-ahead by the production company, Working Title FilmsWorking Title Films will continue producing the films, as it was responsible for the previous two "Bridget Jones Diary" in 2001 and "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason" in 2004. The films are based on a Helen Fielding's novel and starred Renee Zellweger as Bridget.

NYPD Social Media Unit Targets Online Troublemakers: Who?s Next?

The New York police name the head of new social media unit.

"Chaos reigns" as courts struggle to process UK rioters

Courts around Britain were struggling on Thursday to cope with a huge influx of people arrested during this week's riots, including a millionaire's daughter, a charity worker and a woman who handed herself in after suffering pangs of guilt.

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Short-Selling Ban Spurs Tentative Recovery

European stock markets rallied on Friday as a ban on the short-selling of financial shares tempted investors back into the battered banking sector, although concerns over the health of French banks kept the mood edgy and trading remained volatile.

A man looks at a looted florist shop in Ealing in west London.

London Riots 2011: Elderly Ealing Man Becomes 5th Murder Victim

He suffered head injuries in a brutal attack on Monday evening and was left in a coma.

Euro Goldfields Q2 lLoss Narrows, Olympias on Schedule

Mining company European Goldfields, which secured a long-awaited Greek permit last month, posted a narrower pretax loss for the second quarter and said it had made "major progress" with its Olympias project, on track for first production next year.

Battle in the Sky: Perseid Meteor Shower Vs Full Moon

As the sun sets tonight, get set to gaze at a battle in the sky between the most popular sky shows Perseid meteor shower and the big, full moon to showcase who is the best.

Reactions to UK Riots: People Show Positive Spirit to ?Fight Back?

As London youths rampaged through districts of the UK capital for three nights, British people copied the looters? tactics on Wednesday by starting to clean up shopping streets littered with debris from a night of looting.

Newspapers featuring Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo on their front pages are displayed in Lisbon

Special Report: Soccer's new goal: kick the spending habit

Talk about inflation. In 1977, when English soccer club Liverpool sold two-time European player of the year Kevin Keegan to Hamburg they charged the German club a 500,000 pound transfer fee.

Riot erupts in southwest China town: reports

Thousands of Chinese took to the streets of a southwestern town on Thursday, with some smashing police vehicles in the latest protest by citizens angered by the rough handling of local officials, according to news reports.

Factbox - Recent riots in Britain

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron promised Thursday to crack down on street gangs, saying "the fightback has well and truly begun" against those who rioted across Britain.

GLOBAL MARKETS-Short-selling ban spurs tentative recovery

European stock markets rose on Friday as a ban on short-selling financial shares prompted investors to creep back into battered banking shares, although concerns over the health of French banks kept the mood edgy.

Thousands riot in southwest China town: reports

Thousands of residents of a town in southwest China took to the streets Thursday, smashing police vehicles in the latest protest by citizens angered by the rough handling of local officials, according to news reports.

Three teens arrested for Sony warehouse fire in London

Three teenagers have been arrested for the riotous fire that tore through Sony's Digital Audio Disc Corporation warehouse in north London Monday, destroying more than 1.5 million CDs, BBC reports.

Londoners vow to defend themselves against rioters

From shopkeepers and middle-class writers to Sikh communities and right-wing soccer "fans," Londoners are ready to take action to protect their homes and businesses from rioting.

London rioters resent media image of hooded teen thug

Residents of a London housing estate laughed at a televised plea by police for parents to call their children and help rein in the youths who looted and burned swathes of the city.

Cameron denies austerity drive caused UK riots

Prime Minister David Cameron blamed the worst riots in Britain for decades on street gang members and opportunistic looters and denied government austerity measures or poverty caused the violence in London and other major English cities.

A 12 year-old boy shields his face as he leaves Manchester magistrates' court after admitting burglary, during the recent riots in Manchester, northern England August 11, 2011.

London Riots: Suspects Arrested in Raids Mostly Youths [Photos]

Authorities have arrested at least 1,300 people, including over 900 people in London alone, for different charges including violence, rioting and looting across the country.

Malaysian student Asyraf Haziq Rosli, who was attacked during the London riots poses for photographs at the Malaysian High Commission in London

Malaysian student feels sorry for UK riot attackers

A Malaysian student whose videotaped mugging became one of the defining images of the London riots said Thursday he felt sorry for his attackers and would finish his studies in Britain.

UK's Cameron under pressure over cuts after riots

Prime Minister David Cameron risks his government's austerity drive, particularly its plans to cut police funding, becoming the focus of Britons' fears about the future after the worst looting and rioting in decades hit English cities this week.

UK's Cameron under pressure over cuts after riots

London Riots Cause: Faces of the Suspects in Action Caught on Tape

British Prime Minister David Cameron has made it clear that the criminal elements using social media to cause the London riots to spread across the country will be brought to justice. Cameron said officials are looking into ways to implement restraints on social media in order to stop the spread of violence that has led to some 1,500 people being arrested.

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