London Olympics 2012: Google Comes up with Interactive Doodle on London 2012 Hurdles
Google's latest in its series of Olympic doodles is an interactive doodle on men's 110m hurdles.
Standard Chartered Faces NY Suspension over $250bn Iran Deals
US regulator accuses Standard Chartered of engaging in deceptive and fraudulent conduct to favour Iranian financial institutions.
Suicide Bomber Kills 35 at Funeral in Yemen
Deadly bomb attack on funeral of pro-government militia leader bears the hallmarks of al-Qaida.
London Olympics 2012: Google Makes Synchronised Swimming its Tenth Doodle
London Olympics synchronised swimming events - women's duet and women's team - are from 5 -10 August.
Iranian Pilgrims Kidnapped in Syria Near Shiite Shrine
Iran blames armed groups for the incident and claims they know the whereabouts of the abductors.
London Olympics 2012: Gatecrasher Nagendra Sorry for 'Error of Judgment'
Madhura Nagendra apologises for joining in Indian athletes' opening parade.
IAG Hints at Axing Jobs as BA and Iberia Parent Group Posts H1 Loss
IAG revises its full-year guidance to a "small loss" due to economic conditions in its Spanish home market and soaring fuel costs.
London Olympics 2012: Ninth Google Doodle Captures Pole Vault
The London 2012 pole vault events are scheduled to take place from 8 to 10 August.
London Olympics 2012: Team GB's Gold Medal Hopeful Phillips Idowu's Whereabouts Still Unknown
London Olympics triple jump competitions are to start on 7 August and Idowu is to take part in the preliminary rounds.
India Monsoon Failure Raises Spectre of Drought
June to September monsoon is critical for India as farmers plant most of their summer crops during this period.
'Spray-on-Skin' May Heal Leg Ulcers Faster
New therapy for leg ulcers could soon provide a viable alternative to available treatments, say scientists.
Asian Shares Sell-off Continues on ECB Disappointment
All major Asian indices extend their loss as the ECB fails to hold out any hope of immediate action to save the troubled eurozone.
Typhoon Saola Lashes Taiwan Killing 4 People
After causing widespread havoc in Taiwan and the Philippines, the typhoon is headed for China.
London Olympics 2012: Google's Seventh Doodle Dedicated to Table Tennis
Table tennis was introduced in modern Olympics in the 1988 Seoul Games and China has been on top.
London Olympics 2012: Cyclist Killed in Olympic Bus Accident
Gold medallist Bradley Wiggins voices concern over cycle safety after man is hit by bus carrying media from Olympic Park
Syria Civil War: Barack Obama Signs Secret Order to Support Rebels
US coordinating with secret command centre operated by Turkey and allies to provide support to Syrian rebels.
Gore Vidal, American Author and Playwright, Dies at 86
Outspoken author Gore Vidal known for sharp portrayals of society, sex, literature and politics.
Power Restored to India After Two-Day Blackout Across Half the Country
The blackout in 20 states left more than 600 million people without power - prompting a government inquiry.
London Olympics 2012: Google's Sixth Olympic Doodle Focuses on Hockey
Google doodle on hockey is the sixth doodle since the start of the London Olympics.
Top HSBC Banker Plunged to His Death from Fifth Floor of Tate Modern
Michael Foreman fell from the members' bar area of the gallery from a height of 100ft height in full public view.
Maeve Binchy, Best-Selling Irish Author, Dies at 72
Maeve Binchy was one of the most adored, beloved authors of her generation.
Poland's Solidarity Stays Away from Mitt Romney Visit
Mitt Romney in Poland as part of three-nation tour to project himself as world leader and alternative to Barack Obama.
2012 London Olympics: Google Doodle Celebrates Artistic Gymnastics Men's Ring
Doodle comes on a day the British team wins a medal in artistic gymnastics men's ring.
2012 London Olympics: Parade Gatecrasher Named [PHOTOS]
The identity of the woman who joined the Indian team on a lap of the stadium has been revealed.
Mitt Romney to Back Israel on Military Action Against Iran
The Republican presidential nominee is taking an aggressive line against Iran because he sees an existential threat to Israel.
Ebola Virus Outbreak in Uganda Kills 13, Source Unknown
The outbreak has been confirmed in Kibale district, near the Democratic Republic of Congo, and all the infected are linked to the same family.
2012 London Olympics: Empty Seats on Day One Prompt Urgent Investigation
The vacant seats are believed to belong to official bodies and the media.
2012 London Olympics: Google Doodle Celebrates Day 3 with Diving
Diving made its debut at the 1904 Olympic Games at St Louis, United States.
2012 London Olympics: Grand Parade of Teams at the Opening Ceremony [SLIDESHOW]
The team parades were as spectacular as the opening ceremony of the London Olympics Games.
Colorado Batman Massacre: James Holmes was in Psychiatric Care
Colorado shooting suspect James Holmes had been seeing a university psychiatrist, according to court filings.