Rooney ready to lead England
Wayne Rooney will captain his country in a competitive fixture for the first time tonight, when England play San Marino at Wembley.
Nigerian farmers sue Shell in Pollution case
Four Nigerian farmers have asked a Dutch court to rule that Oil company Shell poisoned their fish and farmland through poor maintenance of its pipelines.
Kim Dotcom to launch new Megaupload
Kim Dotcom, the founder of famous file-sharing site Megaupload, has announced plans to start up a similar website and music service before the end of the year.
Lenovo overtakes HP as world's top PC maker
Chinese computer manufacturer Lenovo has overtaken Hewlett Packard to becoming the world's leading PC maker, according to research firm Gartner.
Lance Armstrong branded a 'serial cheat'
Lance Armstrong, the cyclist who won seven successive Tour de France titles, has been found 'a serial cheat' by the United States Anti-Doping Agency.
Turkey intercepts Syrian plane over 'illegal cargo'
Turkish jet fighters intercepted a Syrian passenger airplane, after receiving reports that it was carrying 'illegal cargo'", according to Turkey's foreign minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
Suarez Diving Overshadowing Top-Class Performances [PODCAST]
The latest podcast from the IB Times UK sports desk.
London Film Festival Kicks Off with Tim Burton's Frankenweenie
More than 200 films to be broadcast over 11 days.
Motorola stops selling Android devices in Germany
Motorola Mobility has removed all its Android smartphones and tablets from sale in Germany, after the company failed to overturn the court decision that they infringed the patents of devices by Microsoft and Apple.
United and Liverpool seek Real Madrid star
German star Mesut Ozil could be heading to England after falling out of favour with Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho.
Alfred Hitchcock Biopic Revealed [PICTURES]
Fox Searchlight Pictures releases publicity poster of biopic of Hollywood's Master of Suspense
Arsenal after Zaha as Walcott replacement
Arsenal are looking at snapping Crystal Palace starlet Wilfried Zaha as a potential replacement for want away winger Theo Walcott.
Huawei hits back at US charges
Chinese telecoms firm Huawei has hit back at claims made by the US that the company was too closely tied to the communist government and provided a US 'national security threat'.
British scientist wins Nobel Prize for Stem Cell work
British scientist Sir John Gurdon, along with Shinya Yamanaka from Japan, have jointly been awarded the Nobel prize for medicine for their work on stem cell research.
10m iPad mini units ordered by Apple
Hot on the heels of their release of the iPhone 5, technology giant Apple has ordered more than 10 million iPad minis to be built in the run-up to Christmas, according to sources in the Asian supply chain.
Homeland Season 2 Episode 1 Review - The Smile
Carrie and Brody find themselves pulled back into the deadly spy game in the new series of Homeland.
Homeland: Political Thriller Returns with US/Middle East Relations in Crisis [BLOG]
Second season of CIA conspiracy thriller Homeland returns to UK screens.
Mark Bridger arrested over April Jones murder
Mark Bridger, the 46-year-old arrested in connection with the abduction of missing April Jones, has now been arrested on suspicion of the five-year-old's murder.
Manchester City looking to kick-start stuttering title defence
All 20 Premier League teams are in action this weekend, with Saturday's big games including Manchester City against Sunderland, Chelsea against Norwich and West Ham against Arsenal.
One year since death of Apple founder Steve Jobs
Today marks one year, since Apple founder, Steve Jobs, died at the age of 56. The American inventor had been battling pancreatic cancer for years, and has left a lasting legacy at the tech giant, the largest publicly traded company in the world.
Funeral held for murdered PC Fiona Bone
The funeral of Fiona Bone, one of two police officers killed gun and grenade attack last month, has taken place at Manchester Cathedral.
Champions League: Balotelli strike saves Man City's blushes
Mario Balotelli's cooly-slotted last minute penalty saved Manchester City's blushes as they drew 1-1 with Borussia Dortmund in a thrilling champions league match at the Etihad.
Crocodile Hunter Junior: Steve Irwin’s Son Robert Feeds His First Croc [VIDEO]
Eight-year-old son of world's top crocodile hunter Steve Irwin follows in dad's footsteps at Queensland zoo.
Steve Irwin's son feeds his first crocodile
The son of famous crocodile hunter Steve Irwin appears on his way to following his father's footsteps after he fed his first saltwater crocodile yesterday.
April Jones: images of suspect and vehicle released
Police searching for missing five-year-old April Jones have released an image of the man arrested on suspicion of child abduction, 46 year old Mark Bridger.
Timetable for UK's 4G Network Agreed
Those seeking super-fast broadband rejoice, as after a bit of wrangling 4G is coming to the UK this month.
UK Government scraps 'flawed' £5.5bn rail contract
The British government has scrapped its decision to award the UK's multi-billion pound West Coast Main Line rail franchise to FirstGroup after saying there were 'significant technical flaws' in the bidding process.
Critics Firmly Back In Place After Tottenham's Emphatic Win [PODCAST]
The IB Times UK sports desk discuss Spurs winning 3-2 at Old Trafford, and preview this week's Champions League action.
46 year old man arrested over April abduction
A 46 year old man arrested in the in connection with missing five year old April Jones.
4G peace talks between Ofcom and mobile networks
When EE announced plans to roll out 4G a few weeks ago, their goal of having the service available in 16 UK cities by Christmas signalled the company was leading the way in providing super-fast broadband to Britain.
