Geetha Pillai

The Jaguar F-Type, McLaren P1 as well as concept versions from Volkswagen and Porsche are among the eye catchers.

Fox network control room fails to cut away in time and airs live suicide of car thief being pursued by police.

Apple iPhone's major supplier Foxconn hit by workers' riots triggered by personal rivalry.

Former Chongqing police chief avoids death sentence because he shared vital clues about murder of British businessman Neil Heywood in November 2011.

Several Europeans among victims after disaster strikes on world's eighth-highest mountain.

Megayachts steal the show at the annual yacht show in Monaco.

Church services held for murdered police constables Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes.

Man arrested at Turin airport check-in carrying pilot's uniform and fake ID.

Campaign groups seek total ban on smoking in enclosed premises including restaurants, cafes and bars, where people are exposed to second-hand smoke.

Drunk driver racing at 200km per hour mows down three boys and four girls enjoying a day off school.

Pakistan's railway minister invites Taliban and al-Qaida to kill anti-Islam filmmaker while government dissociates itself from his comments.

In clinical trials, nearly 73 per cent of patients said pain was alleviated by new handheld device.

15-year-old boy granted bail pending investigation into the killing of Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes.

Falling meteorite or space junk provides spectacular light show as it burns up.

Campaign groups believe the true number of child sex abuse cases is much higher than the church admits.

Australia based photographer Martin Pugh has won the Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2012, a second time since the start of the competition.

Indian border state places strict restrictions on public movement after separatist groups declare support for Pakistani call to observe 'day of love for Prophet Mohammad'.

Row over East China Sea islands hits airlines resulting in major carriers in both countries reducing their flights.

Bank of England chief says eurozone crisis is hanging over the UK like a dark cloud of uncertainty.

Protests over opening doors to global retailers such as Tesco and Wal-mart bring parts of country to standstill.

Families of Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes pay tributes while post-mortem reports reveal gunshot wounds as cause of death.

Baby born five weeks prematurely and will be flown back to Britain accompanied by specialist doctors.

Armed terrorists exploited unrest over anti-Islam film Innocence of Muslims to launch attack that killed US ambassador Chris Stevens.

Karen King, professor of religion at the Harvard Divinity School, unveils a 4x8-cm papyrus fragment that reads "Jesus said to them, my wife," suggesting Jesus had a wife.

Prince William and Kate Middleton begin journey home as French court grants injunction against further use of topless photos.

29-year-old Cregan had been on run since June, and was also wanted in connection with killing of David Short.

Pope Benedict XVI concludes his three-day visit to Lebanon with an open-air mass on Beirut waterfront.

Kate Middleton's latest allies are topless masked men, on the site Nips Out For Kate.

St James' Palace condemns the conduct of Daily Star as motivated by greed.