Fiona Keating

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Fiona Keating is the Weekend News Editor for International Business Times. Previously, she has worked for the Financial Times, the Mail Online, News UK, Channel 4 and ITN. Fiona covers current affairs, health, entertainment, history, and business. Fiona's hobbies include travel, photography and ancient history. She has recently visited Brazil, touring around Sao Paolo and Rio De Janeiro. Her favourite places in the world are Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Gwyneth Paltrow weeps after her win for Shakespeare in Love, 1999

Oscars 2013: Weirdest Academy Awards Moments, From John Travolta to Halle Berry and Gwyneth Paltrow

Hollywood stars at the Oscars sometimes speak and behave in the strangest way. Here's our selection of not so glorious moments from past ceremonies.

British Schoolgirl Dies after Falling from Ski Lift in Italian Alps

Tributes have been paid to Poonam Bhattal, who died after falling from a ski lift during a school trip to the Italian Alps.

English Defence League hold a rally in Cambridge, with counter protest by Cambridge Unite Against Fascism

Cambridge Police Prepare for English Defence League Rally

More than 400 police officers will be drafted in to Cambridge in advance of an English Defence League rally in the university town.

3,000 Couples Get Married in First Mass Moonie Wedding since Sun Myung Moon's Death

Over 3,000 identically dressed couples from 70 countries tied the knot in South Korea - including some who met just days earlier.

A car bomb explosion outside a church, near the Nigerian city of Bauchi. Although Boko Haram did not claim responsibility, the militant Islamist group Boko Haram regularly targets churches

British Construction Worker Kidnapped by Gunmen in Nigeria

Gunmen in northern Nigeria have attacked a camp belonging to a construction company, killing a guard and kidnapping seven foreign workers from Britain, Greece, Italy and Lebanon.

The outgoing pope, Benedict XVI. But who will be the next pontiff?

Benedict XVI Reflects on Papacy as Search for New Pope Begins

50,000 throng St Peter's Square for one of final public appearances of Pope Benedict XVI.

One Direction Updates: What's Up With the Boys?

One Direction Release Music Video for Comic Relief

David Cameron is to appear in a music video with boy band One Direction to raise money for Comic Relief.

Hermes Cifuentes, who is also known as "Brother Hermes", performs an exorcism on Gisela Marulanda, 23, who claims to be possessed by spirits

Pope Benedict Helped Those 'Suffering From Demonic Possession', Says Church's Top Exorcist

Retiring Pope Benedict XVI has won praise from the Catholic church's leading exorcist for helping alleged victims of Satan.

Facing habitat loss due to fishing and trawling in the wild, seahorses are increasingly threatened and breeding programmes are important

Seahorses Give Up Their Secrets at London Zoo

Seahorses exhibition opened at ZSL London Zoo on 16 February, featuring 172 long and short-snouted specimens of this rare and fascinating creature.

Model Chloe Norgaard presents a creation from the PPQ Autumn/Winter 2013 collection during London Fashion Week

London Fashion Week: Samantha Cameron Hosts Victoria Beckham at Launch Party

Samantha Cameron hosted a reception at Downing Street to open London Fashion Week, with guests including a Prada-clad Anna Wintour and Victoria Beckham.

Reeva Steenkamp, law graduate and model, was shot dead at the home of her boyfriend, South African Paralympian Oscar Pistorius

Reeva Steenkamp, Girlfriend of Oscar Pistorius, to Star in South African Reality TV Show

A reality TV show featuring Reeva Steenkamp, the girlfriend of Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius, will premiere on Saturday, despite her violent death on Valentine's Day.

Scientists claim that brain scans can show them whether a relationship will last – or not

Valentine's Day Secret: True Love Is All in the Mind

Researchers claim they can spot the signs of romance in people starting a new relationship by looking at how much their brains light up when thinking about the object of their affection.

Using a new imaging technology, scientists will scan 1,500 foetuses and babies to see how the brain develops

Babies Scanned in Womb Unlock Secrets of the Brain

1,500 unborn babies' brains subject to ground-breaking tests to trace origins of mental disabilities.

Mike Lynch made £500 million from the sale of Autonomy, his software company to Hewlett Packard

UK Tech Guru Mike Lynch Splashes out £6 Million to Fund Best of British New Media

The UK's best-known technology entrepreneur is making a comeback after raising a £6.3 million war chest to fast-track the development of some of the country's most promising companies.

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity drilled into Mars for a rock sample

Nasa's Curiosity Rover Drills into Surface of Mars

Exploratory craft drills into Martian surface to and collect rock samples for Nasa scientists.

EuroVegas could bring up to 1 million gamblers to the Spanish satellite town of Alcorcón

Madrid to Build £18bn Mega-Casino, EuroVegas

Europe's biggest casino and conference centre is coming to Spain later this year, creating thousands of jobs.

The Queen Mother had a hip replacement operation in December 1995

'Grow Your Own' Hip Replacements Available Within a Decade

Hip replacements made from artificial bone are just ten years away, say British scientists who are working on a prosthetic that could become an organic part of the body.

It's About Time: Introducing the iWatch, Apple's Next Killer Product

Apple's next big thing could be a smart watch, with the capability of making mobile payments and enhanced map function.

London’s Chinatown is putting on its annual festival in the biggest celebration outside of Asia, with fireworks, a lion dance, a firecracker display and musicians

Fashion Guru Sir David Tang Gives London's Chinatown a Facelift

The heart of Chinatown in Soho, London, is receiving a £3 million pound cash injection to build a community centre.

Knifeman Tasered Outside Buckingham Palace [VIDEO]

A Taser gun was used to detain a man brandishing a knife outside Buckingham Palace during the Changing of the Guard.

Alcoholism Vaccine Delivers a 'Hangover of Epic Proportions'

An injection that practically eliminates alcohol cravings could help reduce the 2.5 million alcohol-related deaths each year.

The Tarbosaurus Bataar dinosaur measured up to 12m long and is estimated to have had 64 flesh-ripping teeth

Scotland Yard Hunt Missing Mongolian Dinosaur in Britain

Scotland Yard is on the case to find the stolen skeleton of a 70-million-year-old dinosaur, believed to be in Britain.

Chris Kyle, Best-Selling Author of American Sniper, Shot Dead

Former US Navy SEAL and best-selling author of American Sniper, Chris Kyle has been shot dead along with another man on a gun range, police in Texas said.

Grand Central Station celebrates 100 years. The clock in the Main Concourse has been valued at between £6-12 million

Grand Central Station Celebrates 100th Birthday

New Yorkers marked the centenary of the Grand Central rail terminal on Friday with a brass band, speeches and a cake modelled on the main concourse's famous clock.

The Virgin Mary crisp range by Pret A Manger has been withdrawn

Pret A Manger Withdraws Virgin Mary Crisps After Catholic Uproar

Outraged Catholics have forced a humiliating climbdown by Pret A Manger to withdraw their latest product - the Virgin Mary potato chip.

The five men charged with the gang rape of a female student have pleaded not guilty. The attack provoked protests and rare national debate about violence against women in India

Delhi Gang Rape: Five Accused Plead 'Not Guilty'

The five men charged with the violent rape and murder of a female student that caused demonstrations in India have entered pleas of not guilty at a fast-track court.

Spanish Oscar winners Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem are expecting their second child

Actress Penelope Cruz Pregnant with Second Child

The Spanish actress Penelope Cruz and husband Javier Bardem are now expecting their second child.

The skeleton seems to have suffered a traumatic blow to the head, which cleaved the back of his cranium, supporting the theory that it is indeed Richard III

'King Richard III' Car Park Skeleton Tests Completed

A Medieval mystery will be revealed, as scientific evidence decides whether a skeleton found in a Leicester car park is one of the most reviled monarchs in English history.