Topic: Ed Miliband - CSMonitor.com

Is furor over football coach's 'fascism' really a sign of Britain's progress?

Newly signed Sunderland manager Paulo Di Canio denied that he supported fascism, in response to criticism for past pro-fascism statements and straight-arm salutes he made as a player.

Tabloid breakup? Cameron and Clegg on the skids

Did Romney start off on the wrong foot in London? (+video)

Conservatives of a feather? Romney meets with British PM Cameron

Britain's Big Lunch aims to bridge big divides amid Jubilee's good spirits

A banker's punishment: Sir Fred Goodwin is now just Fred

Global News Blog Scottish politicians fend off accusations of being 'anti-Scottish'

Stephen Lawrence case: 'turning point' in Britain's racism debate (VIDEO)

From tumult of London riots, a father's voice emerges

Cameron reads the riot act to Britain: We must tackle 'broken society' [VIDEO]

Global News Blog Cameron denounces UK rioters as 'immoral.' But he's under fire, too.

London riots subdued, wheels of justice begin to turn [VIDEO]

Can British Prime Minister Cameron shake phone-hacking scandal's taint?

Scotland Yard top ranks see resignations from phone hacking scandal

Phone hacking rocks Scotland Yard, News Corp. – and Cameron?

Rebekah Brooks resigns as News International CEO

Murdoch abandons BSkyB bid in rare business defeat

News of the World scandal gives Miliband a chance to shine

Backchannels Murdoch's influence in question, BskyB deal in doubt

The Adam Smith Institute Blog Young Brits want spending cuts, not tax hikes

Terrorism & Security Israeli Navy intercepts activists' Gaza-bound boat. This time, no deaths.

Did China sink Copenhagen talks? Bloggers weigh in.