Britain announces its controversial £280 million aid program to India will end in 2015 - @SkyNews

Airport spokesman: Passengers leaving diverted Pakistani jet in Britain, no one injured - @Reuters

Update: Typhoon jet launched to investigate incident with civilian plane, UK defense ministry confirms - @AP

Update: RAF Typhoons launched to investigate incident in British airspace, Ministry of Defence confirms - @Reuters

High Court rules UK government response to Iraq abuse claims inadequate, stops short of ordering public inquiry - @BBCNews

2 men arrested for making alleged offensive comments on Twitter about the murder of a British soldier - @independent

More: 2 more people arrested by officers investigating hacking death of a UK soldier - @AP

President Obama condemns killing of UK soldier in #Woolwich "in strongest terms"; says "absolutely no justification" http://t.co/QDkwP0JUBh

UK police: 2 more arrests linked to hacking death of British soldier in Woolwich - @AP, @BBCBreaking

Both suspects in London attack were part of earlier security services probes, British official says - @AP

More: David Cameron says Britain will be resolute in the face of terrorism, will bring those responsible to justice - live video

Britain announces its controversial £280 million aid program to India will end in 2015 - @SkyNews

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Britain announces its controversial £280 million aid program to India will end in 2015 - @SkyNews

Airport spokesman: Passengers leaving diverted Pakistani jet in Britain, no one injured - @Reuters

Update: Typhoon jet launched to investigate incident with civilian plane, UK defense ministry confirms - @AP

Update: RAF Typhoons launched to investigate incident in British airspace, Ministry of Defence confirms - @Reuters

High Court rules UK government response to Iraq abuse claims inadequate, stops short of ordering public inquiry - @BBCNews

2 men arrested for making alleged offensive comments on Twitter about the murder of a British soldier - @independent

More: 2 more people arrested by officers investigating hacking death of a UK soldier - @AP

President Obama condemns killing of UK soldier in #Woolwich "in strongest terms"; says "absolutely no justification" http://t.co/QDkwP0JUBh

UK police: 2 more arrests linked to hacking death of British soldier in Woolwich - @AP, @BBCBreaking

Both suspects in London attack were part of earlier security services probes, British official says - @AP

More: David Cameron says Britain will be resolute in the face of terrorism, will bring those responsible to justice - live video