Topic: Peter Hain

News International may have broken into the computer of a former secretary for Northern Ireland, London police say.

A wind farm in Wales is the largest renewable energy source in the region with the capacity to meet the energy demands of 61,000 homes per year, executives say.

The British work and pensions secretary, facing a police investigation into campaign contributions, resigned his post Thursday.

British officials said Monday they created a $5.9 billion plan to rescue 130,000 workers whose pension plans collapsed.

More than 80 percent of new British jobs created over the past decade have gone to foreign-born workers, an analysis of government figures reveals.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who is Scottish, has reportedly been warned that the English have become resentful of the Scots.

A British official apologized for understating the number of foreign workers in the country by 300,000 amid rising tension over foreigners taking British jobs.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair announced Thursday he will leave office on June 27 after 10 years.

The religious and political divide in Northern Ireland narrowed Monday in Dublin, with a meeting of the major Catholic and Protestant parties. A meeting between the Protestant Democratic Unionist party representative, Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams, the lead

Infamous Northern Ireland militant Michael Stone has forced the evacuation of the province's legislature during a debate on devolution.