Could Britain have done more to stop Auschwitz?
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Throughout that time, Auschwitz lay beyond the range of Allied bombers. It was first overflown by an Allied reconnaisance aircraft on April 4, 1944.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair condemned the African slave trade and expressed deep sorrow for Britain's role &#151; but stopped short Monday of offering an apology or compensation for the descendants of those victimized by it.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has voiced &quot;deep sorrow&quot; for the country's historic role in the slave trade, but stopped short of a full apology sought by some critics.
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Tony Blair expresses "deep sorrow" for Britain's role in the slave trade but stops short of demands for a full apology.
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A government review is ordered into whether floods in parts of England could have been prevented.
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The Christian Science Monitor - When Britain threw open its doors to workers from Eastern Europe two years ago, plumbers like Keith Millar didn't know what to expect. Official projections anticipated a few thousand pioneers would take advantage of their new status as EU members and seek new lives in Britain, a drop in the ocean for a work force of 30 million.
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KHARTOUM, Sudan -- &quot;More needs to be done&quot; to end the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, Britain&#39;s Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said after visiting a refugee camp Tuesday.
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Britain's Prince Charles has ordered his son Harry to visit Auschwitz after he caused outrage around the world by wearing a Nazi uniform to a party, the Sun newspaper reported on Friday.
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UK sixth formers are visiting Auschwitz to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the death camp's liberation.
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If the world had listened to the horrors of the Nazi death camps, perhaps genocide in Cambodia, Bosnia and Rwanda could have been avoided, speakers told the first-ever U.N. General Assembly session on the Holocaust of World War II.
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Knesset approval of Ariel Sharon&#39;s disengagement plan was billed as a historic decision. It could also be a case of history repeating itself, writes Graham Usher.
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A Swiss group may have helped more people bypass the UK ban on euthanasia than previously thought.
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Britain still has "much to do" in supporting victims of rape and securing higher rates of conviction in rape cases, senior British law officers told The Guardian on Tuesday.
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Nearly half of Britons in a poll said they had never heard of Auschwitz, the Nazi death camp in southern Poland that became a symbol of the Holocaust and the attempted genocide of the Jews.
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Earlier this month, Jews were attacked at Auschwitz. Their assailants werenât Arabs, Germans, Poles or members of another group historically associated with anti-Semitism, but Frenchmen - the children of liberty, equality and fraternity.
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"We cannot have a reincarnation of the old 'sus' laws under which mostly black people, ethnic minorities, were literally stopped on sight and that created a really bad atmosphere and an erosion of civil liberties."  British police could get powers to stop and question anyone in the UK under proposed tough new anti-terror laws. via Boston Today
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WEMBLEY, England - For art, they could have gone to the British Museum. For something grand, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace were a train ride away.