Symbian put the emphasis on developers at its annual Smartphone Show in London today, as the company prepares the ground for the Symbian Foundation and the transition of its operating system to an open source platform.

The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has accused eight recruitment agencies of price-fixing and collectively boycotting an intermediary company when supplying staff to the construction industry.

The Governor of the Bank of England braced Britain last night for a “long march” out of recession as he warned that the country faces an extended and painful economic downturn.

US Defence Secretary Robert Gates has warned of "dramatic consequences" if Washington and Baghdad do not agree a security deal on US forces in Iraq.

The Democratic candidate has interrupted his presidential campaign to visit his ailing grandmother in Hawaii. Our writer endorses his act of love It comes as no surprise that Barack Obama is taking precious time off from the crucial final days of his

By David Gollust US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice discussed the situation in Zimbabwe Tuesday with Jacob Zuma, leader of South Africa's ruling African National Congress party, the ANC

By Chris Morris As the early morning sun fell on the Kashmiri mountains, the drummers began to beat out the rhythm of celebration.