Britain’s Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling medal hope Myroslav Dykun fails a doping test.

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British wrestler fails drugs test

Politicians and media commentators are asking whether Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain can survive any further revelations about his close ties with the Murdochs.

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Cameron Stands to Lose Much as Hacking Scandal Wears On

It was a rare sight for media watchers on Wednesday: Rupert Murdoch, the indomitable head of the News Corp. empire, called before a judicial inquiry to explain how his influence has shaped Britain's media and political landscape.

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Magnate grilled over power, influence

Spanish police arrest 22 people and break up a gang trying to smuggle Iranians into Britain through the Canary Islands.

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Spain breaks up trafficking ring

The suspects, residents of Britain’s second-largest city, Birmingham, were arrested Thursday night as they arrived from Oman.

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Terrorism Suspicions Lead to 3 Arrests at Heathrow

Gary Lineker says David Beckham does not deserve a place in the Great Britain squad at the 2012 Olympics.

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I wouldn’t pick Beckham – Lineker

A friend of Pippa Middleton's, the sister-in-law of Britain's Prince William, apologized Wednesday for an incident in which a friend of his brandished a toy gun at press photographers in Paris.

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Pippa’s friend ‘regrets’ gun incident

Radical cleric Abu Qatada cannot be deported yet from Britain, the European Court of Human Rights says, after an appeal was lodged.

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Abu Qatada deportation appealed

A convicted murderer whose sentencing at the High Court in Edinburgh is the first in Britain to be filmed for broadcast on the same day, is jailed for life.

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Gilroy jailed for Pilley murder

A computer hacker who broke into the website of Britain’s biggest abortion provider has been jailed for two years and eight months.

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Abortion website hacker is jailed

Who are the people who run Britain’s funfairs?

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Showmen: All the fun of the fair?

In a ruling that sets a precedent on sending terror suspects to America, a European court allowed Britain to extradite the cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri and four other defendants.

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European Court Says Britain May Send Terror Suspects to U.S.

The father of one of Britain’s highest-profile Olympians has criticised the London 2012 ticketing strategy.

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VIDEO: Hoy’s dad criticises 2012 ticketing

Live BBC coverage of the World Track Cycling Championships from Hisense Arena, Melbourne where the likes of Britain’s Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton plus Australia’s Jack Bobridge will be vying for a World title ahead of London 2012. (UK only).

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VIDEO: Live – World Track Cycling

The home secretary has been warned by 11 airlines that Britain “risks gridlock” at airports over the Easter break because of staff shortages.

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Airlines fear Easter ‘gridlock’