Prime Minister David Cameron says openness to foreign investment is competitive advantage for Britain (and Ratan Tata is always welcome at Downing Street).

LONDON — A day after two alleged Islamic extremists brutally killed a British soldier, Prime Minister David Cameron vowed that his nation would not succumb to fear and promised a vigorous investigation into what appears to be this city’s first terrorist attack since the coordinated transit system bombings in 2005. Read full article >>    

The British government's emergency committee met Thursday after two attackers butchered a British soldier in a daylight attack in London that raised fears terrorism had returned to the capital. Prime Minister David Cameron says there are strong indications it was an act of terrorism, and his top advisers will be ...

Authorities are investigating whether the terrorists who allegedly killed a serving British soldier in a London street on Wednesday had connections to Nigeria. WSJ’s Cassell Bryan-Low reports on the attack that U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron has described as “sickening.”

LONDON — A day after a two alleged Islamic extremists brutally killed a British soldier, Prime Minister David Cameron vowed that his nation would not succumb to fear, and promised a vigorous investigation into what appears to be this city’s first terrorist attack since the coordinated transit system bombings in 2005. Read full article >>