Two months after Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resigned, his National Democratic Party is being dissolved. A court ordered that the former ruling party dissolve and hand over its funds to the government, meeting one of the key demands of the protest…
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Egypt Dissolves Former Ruling Party
A charity that gives free books to children is told of a 50% cut in funding, two months after fears over its future sparked a political “U-turn” row.
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Free book scheme handed 50% cut
Dozens of Britons are being flown back to the UK from Libya following unrest as the government faces criticism over its response to situation.
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First Libya rescue plane returns
Pressure mounting on Apple over its subscription charges it plans to levy on some mobile apps.
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Pressure mounts over Apple subs
The Canadian government launches a formal challenge against the EU over its ban on Canadian seal products.
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Canada in EU seal ban challenge
The Canadian government launches a formal challenge against the EU over its ban on Canadian seal products.
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Canada in EU seal ban challenge
Labour remain “united” over its economic policy after Ed Balls succeeded Alan Johnson as shadow chancellor, a senior shadow minister says.
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Labour urged to ‘pull together’
The director of film drama Blue Valentine says the recent battle over its certificate in the US has helped open a debate over sex and violence in cinema.
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Film ‘sparked censorship debate’
The White House and its allies in Europe are working on a new offer to negotiate with Iran over its nuclear program, one that is expected to be tougher than the rejected pact presented to Tehran last year. Officials hope that new, broad sanctions…
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New Nuke Deal for Iran
The European Commission is to take legal action against France over its expulsion of Romanian and Bulgarian Roma (Gypsy) migrants, officials say.
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EU to act over French expulsions
The European Commission is due to decide whether to take legal action against France over its expulsion of thousands of Romanian and Bulgarian Roma (Gypsy) migrants.
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EU mulls suing France over Roma
India comes under increasing pressure over its hosting of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi, as more athletes delay their arrival.
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Games pressure increases on Delhi
The Crown Prosecution Service in England and Wales pays compensation over its failings in dealing with an allegation of a serious sexual assault.
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CPS pays out for sex assault case
The government has been accused of a “major power grab” over its plans to move the State Opening of Parliament from autumn to spring.
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Change to Queen’s Speech timing ‘is power grab’
Google proposes paying $8.5m (£5.5m) to settle a class-action lawsuit brought over its Buzz social network, launched earlier this year.
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Buzz lawsuit to cost Google $8.5m
