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Kate and William angered by 'grotesque' invasion of privacy

Following the decision by a French magazine to publish private holiday snaps of the Duchess of Cambridge, topless, while on holiday in France with her husband Prince William, speculation mounts as to what legal steps Buckingham Palace may take.

China ships sail in waters near disputed islands

The on-going, territorial dispute between China and Japan, over the ownership of a series of islands. Has seen China send six surveillance ships into the region today, as part of a 'law enforcement' procedure.

Royal couple furious over topless photos

More embarrassment for the young British Royals as more private holiday pictures are splashed around the world. This time it is The Duchess of Cambridge's turn, as topless pictures of her on holiday, have been published by the French magazine closer.

Mexico 'Gulf cartel boss' caught

One of Mexico's and the US' most wanted drug lords, Jorge Eduardo Costilla Sanchez, also known as 'El Coss', has been captured by Mexican marines in the northern state of the country.

Angry Protestors Storm US Embassy In Yemen

Anger and protests, in the Arab world have spread today to Yemen, where massive crowds have stormed the grounds of the American embassy in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa. Protesting over a US based alleged anti-Islam film.

'Baby body parts' found in London park

Police made a gruesome discovery this morning, after body parts, believed to be from an infant, were found in a park near Tooting Bec common in South West London.

China hit by earthquakes: 50 dead, 150 injured

At least 50 people have been killed, 150 people injured and more than 20,000 homes have been destroyed after a series of earthquakes, measuring 5.6 on the Richter Scale, struck South Western China, according to state-run media.

Bodies removed from French Alps

In an update to the shocking Alps murder, the bodies of four people including a British man Saad al-Hilli from Surrey, have been taken away in hearses this afternoon. The body of a second woman believed to be his wife has also been taken away.

Paralympics Set For Men's 100m Showdown

GB is looking forward to another golden day today and the hot ticket is- world record holder Jonnie Peacock going head-to-head with South African Oscar Pistorius in the T44 100m final.

Is it a bird, is it a plane?

Vladimir Putin is a man, who knows a good photo opportunity, when he sees one. Whether it is tracking a Siberian tiger, posing with a polar bear, or stripped to his waist, muscles rippling, climbing, hunting or fishing.

Turkey grenade depot blast kills 25

An explosion has ripped through military munitions storage in the central Turkish province of Afyon, killing 25 soldiers and wounding four others.

French Judges in Ramallah to Exhume Arafat's body

The investigation into possible Polonium poisoning as the cause of death for Yasser Arafat continues as three French judges are preparing to travel to Ramallah to seek the exhumation of Yasser Arafat's body.

Gunman Shoots Two at Quebec Political Rally

Canada is shocked after a gunman opened fire killing one person and seriously injuring another as Pauline Marois, the leader of the separatist Parti Quebecois gave a victory speech following their narrow win in a local election.

Head of Red Cross meets with Assad in Syria

The head of the International Committee of the Red Cross Peter Maurer met with the Syrian leader Bashar al- Assad as part of his three day trip today to discuss the protection of the civilian population.

David Cameron's Cabinet reshuffle

The new broom is sweeping through today, as the cabinet runners and riders find out who is going, staying or moving as part of David Cameron's first major cabinet reshuffle.