Millions of Britons are likely to take out a high-interest loan in the next six months to last them until payday, a group of insolvency experts claims.

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Millions ‘will seek payday loans’

Playwright William Shakespeare tops a list of symbols which give Britons a sense of pride, according to a new poll.

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Shakespeare tops list of symbols

The Foreign Office changes its travel advice for Britons visiting coastal areas of Kenya, following two attacks on western tourists.

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FCO changes Kenya travel advice

The Prince of Wales and prime minister David Cameron join relatives of the 67 Britons who died 10 years ago in the 9/11 attacks at a remembrance ceremony in London.

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Charles and PM attend 9/11 event

A majority of Britons in both town and country oppose killing badgers to curb cattle tuberculosis, an opinion poll for the BBC finds.

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UK public ‘opposes badger cull’

Interference from future mobile technologies might mean digital TV becomes unwatchable for some Britons, says watchdog Ofcom.

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Future mobile to hit digital TV

A 16-year-old is charged with two counts of first degree murder after Britons James Cooper and James Kouzaris were shot dead in Florida.

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Boy charged over UK tourist deaths

The government is to charter planes so that Britons who want to leave Japan can fly from Tokyo to Hong Kong.

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UK arranging Japan charter planes

The UK Foreign Office urges Britons to leave Bahrain on Thursday using commercial flights, as protests and violence continue in the Gulf state.

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Leave Bahrain now, Britons urged

The Foreign Office is warning Britons against all travel to Yemen because of increasingly violent anti-government protests there.

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UK warns against travel to Yemen

David Cameron speaks of his delight after three RAF Hercules aircraft rescue a further 150 people – including 20 Britons – from the Libyan desert.

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RAF completes second Libya rescue

At least four Britons are now understood to have died in the earthquake which struck the New Zealand city of Christchurch, the Foreign Office says.

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‘Four Britons’ killed in NZ quake

Foreign Secretary William Hague says Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi must step down, a day after an airlift of Britons from the crisis-torn country.

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Hague says ‘Col Gaddafi must go’

Scores of Britons are still stranded in Libya as efforts are redoubled to get them home amid continuing protests there.

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Race to rescue Britons from Libya

Two Britons died in the earthquake that devastated the city of Christchurch in New Zealand, the Foreign Office says.

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Two UK dead in New Zealand quake