Tunisia: Islamist Students Lead Burka Protests on Campus
Students at a Tunisian university demanded the right to wear the burka, a full body cloak, and establish a prayer room on campus.
Tunisian Man Attempts Public Suicide
A 20-year-old Tunisian man attempted suicide by hanging Wednesday afternoon to protest about being passed up for a job offer.
Aliaa Magda Elmahdy, Egypt's Nude Blogger, Hiding in Fear for Her Life
Aliaa Magda Elmahdy, the Egyptian blogger who stirred a controversy last month by posting pictures of herself naked on Twitter in protest against Islamism, had dismissed rumours that she was beaten up in Tahrir Square, and said she is hiding in fear for her life.
Blair Government Tried to Get Saif al-Islam into Oxford, Professor Says
Investigations say that Tony Blair government wanted Saif Gadaffi to enroll in Masters course in Oxford. The report also reveals Saif had 'donated' huge sums of money to LSE.
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Unseen Pictures of Mussolini's Corpse [GRAPHIC IMAGES]
A documentary about Italy's ruthless dictator Benito Mussolini will show unseen images of the tyrant's corpse.
Sudan: Darfur Rebels Sentenced to Death
Seven people accused of belonging to a powerful rebel group in Sudan's war-torn Darfur region have been sentenced to death by a Sudanese court, state media said.
UK to Expel all Iranian Diplomats from London
Britain has said it will expel all Iranian diplomats from the country following the storming of the UK embassy in Tehran on Tuesday.
Syria: Opposition Groups Hold ‘Secret Meeting’
An alliance between Syrian opposition movements has been mooted following a secret meeting.
Muslim Brotherhood Claims to Lead Egypt's Vote Count
The Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party says it has won 40 per cent of the vote in the first round of Egypt's landmark parliamentary elections.
Iceland Recognises Palestine as Independent State
Iceland achieved a historic first by recognising Palestinian statehood.
PMQs: Cameron Calls Miliband 'Weak, Left Wing and Irresponsible'
A fiery session of PMQs roared in the Commons.
Syrian Gunman Killed in Istanbul after Wounding Two
The shooter that opened fire in central Istanbul wounding two people has been killed by security forces, according to Turkish newspapers.
Facebook Forced by FTC to Change Privacy, Gives Users More Control
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has issued a statement confirming that the social network has agreed to settle with the FTC over charges that it has violated user privacy.
Labour Ladies Campaign in the Nude
Labour councillors bare all in nude calender for a good cause.
Man Succumbs to Stab Injuries in Merseyside
The police said the victim, believed to be 30, was found on the Kingsway in Huyton with a knife wound to his neck around 9 pm on Tuesday.
Pakistan Bans BBC for Terrorism Documentary
The BBC World News channel has been taken off the air in Pakistan, reportedly in response to a documentary about the country's failings to meet its commitments in the 'war on terror.'
Ivory Coast: Laurent Gbagbo Charged with Crimes Against Humanity by ICC, Taken to Hague
Laurent Gbagbo, Ivory Coast, former president has been charged with murder, rape, persecution and inhuman acts by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Egypt Election: Muslim Brotherhood's Party Wants to Form New Government
A new government may be on the cards for Egypt following the first round of parliamentary elections.
British Diplomats Withdrawn from Tehran after Embassy Attack: Report
The step was taken after protesters stormed and ransacked British embassy and a residential compound in Tehran. Britain said it was outraged by the attacks and warned of "serious consequences."
Mugabe Loyalists Angered by Nando's Advert
The restaurant chain Nando's has drawn the ire of a militant group over its latest advert.
Turkey Imposes Economic Sanctions on Syria
Turkey will impose a series of economic sanctions against Syria due to its military clampdown on the insurgent population Wednesday morning, according to the Turkish Foreign Minister.
Michael Jackson's Doctor Sentenced to Four Years in Jail
Michael Jackson's physician Conrad Murray was sentenced to four years in prison without probation on Tuesday for involuntary manslaughter in the singer's death.
Public Sector National Strike: LIVE
Live coverage of the strikes across Britain, as two million public sector workers walk out in a pensions dispute.
November 30 Strike in Britain: Major Disruptions at a Glance
England is expected to witness major disruption in services on Wednesday.
Racist Commuter Rants: Further Footage
A second video clip of abuse aboard a commuter train has gone viral.
Britain Faces the Biggest Strike in a Generation
A total of two million public sector workers are walking out.
Hacking Milly Dowler's Phone 'Not a Bad Thing to do', Ex-NOTW Hack Tells Leveson
Paul McMullan, who worked for the News of The World, also told the Leveson inquiry his former bosses are the "scum of journalism".
Documentary Shows Shocking Unseen Images of Mussolini's Corpse [VIDEO]
A documentary about Italian dictator Benito Mussolini will show unreleased, shocking images of the tyrant's corpse.
Israeli Missiles Hit Suspected Lebanon Rocket Sites
Israel has launched an attack on the southern Lebanese town of Ayta Shaab in response to the firing of several rockets from Lebanon into northern Israel. No casualties have been reported.
Egyptian Blogger Abd El Fattah Charged with Murder and Act of Terrorism
Egypt's blogger Abd El Fattah has been charged with 12 counts including on charges of premeditated murder and act of terrorism it was reported Tuesday.
Syria Civil War: Arab Fighters Recruited by Both Sides
Foreign troops are heading to Syria to support both the rebels and the embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, prompting fears that the conflict is set to enter a yet more lethal phase.
Autumn Statement: George Osborne 'Stubborn' and Economically Illiterate
Tensions between the government and unions are at boiling point ahead of the November 30 strikes.
Rare Photos of the Romanov Tsars Up for Auction
A rare cache of photographs of the tragic Romanov family are set to go under the hammer.
November 30th Strike: 200 Marches and Rallies Planned
Around two million public sector workers across Britain will down tools on November 30 in some of the biggest industrial action since the 1926 general strike - all taking part in 200 events across the country listed on the False Economy website.
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