A student protest in front of the Britsih Embassy in Tehran turns violent after skirmishes with police

In a speech at the Labour Party conference in Brighton, British Foreign Secretary ruled out the possibility of a military attack against Iran

The British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, welcomes the IAEA board resolution on Iran's nuclear programme - The full text

Iran and the UK have both been frustrated as their offer of aid is treated with scepticism

For the first time in the history of the two countries, an Iranian has shown interest in buying a English Football club.

British Foreign Office Minister, Ian Pearson, welcomed the latest IAEA resolution urging Iran to halt its nuclear activity - The full text

The International Atomic Energy Agency adopted a resolution on August 11 2005, urging Iran to stop its nuclear fuel cycle activity - The full text of the resolution

British Foreign Office Minister responds to Iran's rejection of E3 proposals - The full text

Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman says EU has failed to meet Iran's minimum requirements

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad swears in at the presence of all Iranian MPs and the Head of Judiciary - The full text

EU requests urgent call on Iranian authorities to call for release of the leading Iranian political prisoner, Akbar Ganji

Iran's Secretary of Supreme National Security Council has replied to E3's letter to Iran over Iran's decision to resume activities at Isfahan Uranium Conversion Facility

President-elect Mahmoud Ahmadinejad received Wednesday his constitutional mandate for taking office.

A senior British diplomat at the British embassy in Tehran said the E3 will be submitting its proposal on schedule

The Iranian state TV said the minor explosion near BA and BP offices in Tehran was an accident and not a terrorist threat

An explosive device exploded outside the offices of British companies in Tehran

Iran's Parliament (Majlis) Speaker Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel said on Monday that Iran's deadline to Europe to submit its proposal will end at 17:00 hours local time Monday 1st August 2005

Foreign Office has issued a statement amid reports that Iran has decided to restart its uranium conversion facility at Isfahan

Iran-Millwall game suffers a set back after security concerns due to recent London terror attacks

In response to UK’s annual report on Human Rights in Iran, the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kamal Kharrazi called the report as biased and worthless.

The full text of British Foreign and Commonwealth Office's report on Human Rights in Iran

The incumbent Iranian president, Mohammad Khatami, whose presidency will end in August is determined not to give up on his initiative for dialogue among civilisations

Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman has strongly condemned the series of bomb attacks on London's transport network

Hossein Ansari Pour has been in Tehran watching events leading to the presidential elections in Iran and has filed a report based on his observations

With the forthcoming Iranian presidential elections, former president and presidential candidate Rafsanjani gave an exclusive interview with the BBC on his nuclear intentions should he become Iran’s next president.

The E3 (Britain, France and Germany) have agreed to offer Iran a new proposal in July, in return for a continued secession of Iran’s nuclear program.

Geneva hosts nuclear meeting between Britain, France and Germany with Iran.

The Paykan car is to be phased out in favour of new domestic and foreign models.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4, British Foreign Secretary said: We want these negotiations (with Iran) to produce a satisfactory conclusion where Iran will have the right under the Non Proliferation Treaty to run its nuclear energy power programme

Tony Blair wins third consecutive General Election.

In an interview with the leading German Magazine "Spiegel", the Director General of the IAEA, Mohammed Elbaradei denounces military action against Iran as a solution to the current nuclear dispute

The British Foreign Office announce there is no current justification for military action against Iran

US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice assures Tony Blair that America has "no plans" to attack Iran.

In an interview with the Financial Times, British Foreign Secretary robustly defends European engagement with Iran

In an open letter published in today’s Independent and Guardian newspapers, eight prominent British academics in the field of Iranian studies warn the British government to stop America from generating an international crisis over Iran

Sir Teddy Taylor, the Conservative MP, discusses UK relations with Iran in the British Parliament a day before the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) meeting in Vienna which is set to make a final decision on Iran.

Downing Street has welcomed an announcement from Iran that it is suspending its uranium enrichment programme.

Iran has officially announced the suspension of uranium enrichment in Isfahan and Natanz

The text of the agreement between Iran and Europe which came into effect on 15 November 2004.

British Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw welcomes Iran decision to suspend its uranium enrichment programme

Iran agrees to suspend its uranium enrichment programme after talks with the Big 3

A film directed by Mahmoud Shoulizadeh in protest against the humanitarian suffering caused by the War on Terror.

International Islamic business and commerce seminar introduces the Islamic Bank of Britain and Bartercard

British and Iranian athletes leave Olympic games with pride

Greatest Hits of Queen has been officially released in Iran, 13 years after his death

Britain's former Special Representative to Iraq, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, rules out Iran’s involvement in the recent Shi'ite rebellion in Iraq

Iranians rally in front of the British embassy in Tehran in protest at the coalition forces recent profanation of the Shi'ite holy sites in Iraq

In an interview with Dr Ali Ansari from University of St Andrews and a member of the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London, British Persian Media discusses the Iranian nuclear issue

In a meeting with the German ambassador to Tehran, a senior Iranain MP says, Iran's nuclear policy is of 'continued national independent technology' and 'avoiding proliferation of nuclear weapons'

British Persian Media's interview with the director of Tate Britain to discuss art relations between Iran and Britain

55 percent of the audience attending a London conference said no to the nuclear energy and asked for other alternatives to be more thoroughly investigated

In an exclusive interview with the World Nuclear Association, British Persian Media discusses the overall picture of nuclear energy in Britain and Iran

President Khatami’s advisor and cabinet member Mrs Shoja'ie, visits Britain at the invitation of the Foreign Office and Patricia Hewitt

Britain’s Export Credits Guarantees Department (ECGD) singles out Iran as its ‘major focus’

A Francis Bacon artwork on loan from Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art goes on display in Britain for the first time in more than 30 years.

The full text of British Persian Media's exclusive interview with the Chairman of the British-Iranian Chamber of Commerce, Lord Norman Lamont

The full text of British Persian Media's exclusive interview with the Chairman of the British-Iranian All Party Parliamentary Group, Lord Temple-Morris