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Eurovision 2013: An American inLondon

It's Sunday morning in London, where I'm living as of less than a week ago. I've got a hangover and kitchen cleanup duty, and on top of that, I'm out £10. An actual live baby fox entered our house last night. Last night was Eurovision. I've had my first Eurovision party as an embedded foreigner.

EU law key to ending 'too big to fail' banks: BoE's Tucker

LONDON/STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - A European Union law up for a vote on Monday will only fully shield taxpayers from bailing out troubled banks if there is a global framework as well, a top UK regulator said on Monday.

ORGCon 2013 - the UK's only digital rights conference, this year with John Perry Barlow and TimWu!

Jim from the Open Rights Group writes in with the announcement for this year's ORGCon, a brilliant UK digital rights event: Legends of digital rights, Tim Wu and John Perry Barlow, will be leading Open Rights Group's 3rd national conference on June 8th.

Antonio Banderas to star in film about trapped Chilean miners

Spaniard will play Mario Sepúlveda, public face of the 33 men involved in 2010 mining accident, in Patricia Riggen's new film

Antonio Banderas will play Mario Sepúlveda, who became the public face of the 33 Chilean miners trapped underground for 69 days three years ago, according to Deadlin

European Power Rankings: The Continent's 20 Best Football Clubs

As Europe’s top leagues come to their inevitable closes, clubs across the continent are making their late dashes away from mediocrity in the hopes of reaching something more spectacular.

Everton 2012-13 Premier League Review and End of Season Awards

It was David Moyes' last campaign in charge before replacing Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, ending an unbroken 11-year stint at the Goodison Park helm.

EU Commission Sued For Refusing To Reveal Trade Agreement Documents They Shared With Lobbyists

Despite this growing pressure, nothing much has happened on either side of the Atlantic as far as providing greater openness for major negotiations is concerned.

Paul Tucker risks row with Chancellor over bank rescue plans

Paul Tucker, the Bank of England deputy governor, has partially backed European plans to give depositors greater legal protection in a move that threatens to pitch him against the Chancellor.

European commissioner promises single mobile market by 2015

As much as Europe can hope for deeper integration, it doesn't feel that way when citizens get whacked for hefty roaming rates.

Finnish MeeGo Startup Jolla Reveals First Phone: 4.5 Display, Customisable Shells, $513 Price-Tag, Shipping At Year's End

Jolla, the Finnish MeeGo startup composed of ex-Nokians building their own mobile hardware and Sailfish OS, has finally taken the wraps off its first handset, revealing what the hardware will look like on its website.