Topic: Trafalgar Square

Meatless Monday: Roasted pumpkin, pine nut, and feta salad

Roast pumpkin on a Sunday and have easy salad fixings for the rest of the week.

After London riots, some bemoan damage to city's image ahead of 2012 Olympics

Olympians and businessmen express concern that a week of riots have hurt the city's image as a safe, world-class venue for the 2012 Summer Olympics.

An open letter to "Harry Potter": all the nice things they're saying about you

"Harry Potter" film No. 8 is drawing rave reviews in the UK, while in America we wait and take a moment to remember what Harry has meant to us.

Roll up for London's royal wedding magical mystery tour

Visitors are flocking to tours that tell the highs and lows of Prince William and Kate Middleton's story – from the clothing store where she worked to royal shoemakers.

Prince William and Kate Middleton royal wedding: Do monarchies still matter?

Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding may have tinges of the turreted-castle fairy tale. But from romantic to ruthless, more than 40 modern monarchies, including Prince William's family, still influence global realities for better or worse.

Car carrying Prince Charles attacked by London protesters [VIDEO]

After UK tuition hike, the car carrying Prince Charles, and his wife Camilla, was attacked in London Thursday by protesters angry over university tuition hikes.

Gold buyer: Don't worry, be happy

Gold prices rise and rise. Some buy gold to protect against inflation, but many fear that something will go wrong, in China or Greece or Ireland or the U.S. housing market, or...

British students return to streets, vowing to press on against tuition hikes

Police confronted a wave of walkouts, occupations, and protests Wednesday by British students angry over government plans for sharp tuition hikes. More protests appear likely.

Nuclear weapons: Is full disarmament possible?

As world leaders convene in Washington for a summit on halting the spread of nuclear weapons, a global debate is rising on the merits – and feasibility – of total nuclear disarmament.

Waiting for the golden ones

Finches are frequent visitors to the backyard feeder, but goldfinches are a rare sight.

Britain: In Trafalgar Square, the statues are alive – literally

New target in Colombia’s drug war: ecofriendly US users

The Shared Responsibility program aims to educate US and European cocaine users about the environmental damage of cocaine production.

UN: Iraq conflict exacerbates unprecedented refugee flows

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees estimates 67 million displaced people worldwide in 2007, a result of war, poverty, and climate change.

Review: 'The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian'

'Narnia' sequel delivers good family entertainment, but it's just a little too much of an action film.

London wants to put Britishness on a pedestal

Will it be meerkats, a junk car, or a hero for Trafalgar Square's empty fourth plinth?