World Bank Undermines Tribal People Rights, Approves Loan for Controversial Ethiopian Dam
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Chamonix Avalanche: Nine Killed in Disaster Sparked By Single Slab of Ice
Three Britons among victims on Mont Blanc range's 'cursed mountain' and four climbers still missing.
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Summer Floods Driving Rat Plague into British Homes, Warn Health Experts
Homeowners warned to take precautions as vermin flushed out of sewers begin to head indoors.
Ewan Palmer Jul 12, 2012
Briton Steven Sherriff Jailed for Six Months in Dubai for Pinching Woman’s Bum
British businessman describes his shock at sex assault sentence by Dubai court.
Ewan Palmer Jul 12, 2012
Disabled Children More Likely to be Victims of Violence
Lancet research shows one in four disabled children may experience violence in their lifetime.
Nicholas Edmondson Jul 12, 2012
John Terry Trial: Anton Ferdinand Subjected to 'Straightforward Racial Abuse'
Prosecutors say added expletive suggests Chelsea captain Terry did racially abuse QPR's Anton Ferdinand during on-pitch row.
Ewan Palmer Jul 12, 2012
G4S Security Shambles: Theresa May Faces Grilling over London 2012 Olympics Security [VIDEO]
Home secretary parries MPs' urgent questions on G4S security staff shortfall that has led to 3,500 troops being drafted in.
Nicholas Edmondson Jul 12, 2012
Eyes Do Not Hold Lies or Truth, Finds Study
Psychologists from University of Edinburgh, University of Hertfordshire and the University of British Columbia find that eye movements cannot say if a person is telling a lie or not.
Staff Reporter Jul 12, 2012
Iraq Proposes Stringent Internet Laws, Rights Groups Protest
The proposed law has the potential to curtail the freedom of journalists, whistle-blowers and peace activists.
Staff Reporter Jul 12, 2012
Walsall's Serial Flasher Hunted in the West Midlands
Walsall police appeal for information after string of exposures to men and women.
Nicholas Edmondson Jul 12, 2012
Clacton Shooting: PC Ian Dibell Took a Bullet for me, Says Neighbour Threatened by Peter Reeve
Trevor Marshall describes how Ian Dibell saved his life when gunman Peter Reeve opened fire.
Ewan Palmer Jul 12, 2012
Gender Safety Gap: Top 10 Countries Where Women Feel Less Safe than Men on Streets at Night [SLIDESHOW]
More women in prosperous New Zealand are scared to be out alone at night than they are in Algeria, says Gallup.
Staff Reporter Jul 12, 2012
Hubble Telescope Finds Fifth Moon Orbiting Pluto
Discovery to solve mystery behind formation and evolution of Pluto.
Staff Reporter Jul 12, 2012
Nasa Scientists Solve Mystery of 'Ghost 'Galaxies [STUNNING PHOTOS]
Scientists from Nasa find the big bang responsible for missing stars in ghost galaxies.
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Zimbabwe Forced Circumcision and Kidnap Ordeal: Tribesman Jailed for Six Years
Villager John Chakabaya's horrific ordeal during 12-day kidnapping by gang including Masenyani Mandhalele outlined in court.
Ewan Palmer Jul 11, 2012
Misery of Irish Travellers Family Slaves: Four Guilty of Exploiting Addicts and Homeless
Father, son, daughter and son-in-law in Connors family business beat and abused enslaved men for profit.
Ewan Palmer Jul 11, 2012
John Terry Racism Case Should Never Have Gone to Court - Ashley Cole
Chelsea teammate gives evidence in racism trail of John Terry as players offer signed statements defending their captain.
Ewan Palmer Jul 11, 2012
Barclays Disappears from Canary Wharf: Sign of the Times?
Barclays' name sign disappears from controversial bank's London headquarters at 1 Churchill Place at Canary Wharf - is the bank keeping a low profile?
Nicholas Edmondson Jul 11, 2012
Hannah Bonser Sentenced to Life for Murder of Casey Kearney, 13
Mentally unstable woman will serve minimum of 22 years for stabbing teenage girl in random attack.
Ewan Palmer Jul 11, 2012
'Lord of Fraud’ Hugh Rodley Guilty of £6m Pensioners Scam
Rodley, already in jail for bank raid bid, faces fresh sentence for robbing 600 pensioners on stock market scam 'sucker list'
Ewan Palmer Jul 11, 2012
Tokyo Mourns Death of Giant Panda Cub a Week after Birth [VIDEO]
Ueno Zoo says unnamed male giant panda cub dead from pneumonia six days after being born.
Alfred Joyner Jul 11, 2012
Tax Crooks who Invented Four Million Imaginary Mobile Phones Sentenced
The gang claimed to have sold 250,000 mobile phones which were never launched in the UK.
Staff Reporter Jul 11, 2012
Global Warming Linked to Freak Weather in UK, Russia and Mexico [SLIDESHOW]
American Meteorological Society research finds climate change link to extreme weather including heatwaves and flooding.
Nicholas Edmondson Jul 11, 2012
Manhunt for Armed Robber Suspect Anthony Morrison after Daring Escape via Manchester Airport Luggage Chute
Police hunt 'clearly dangerous' Anthony Morrison after he dodges police homing in for arrest at Manchester airport.
Ewan Palmer Jul 11, 2012
Crusaders' Gold Coins Discovered in Ancient Israeli Fortress Ruins [PHOTOS]
A hoard of 108 gold coins dating to the time of Crusades kept in a small mud jug has been discovered at the fortress ruins of Apollonia National Park in Israel.
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Queen Elizabeth Greets Olympic Torch at Windsor Castle [VIDEO]
Olympic flame passes the castle on 53rd day of 8,000-mile relay across the UK
Alfred Joyner Jul 11, 2012
Thailand: Royal Pardon for American Translator Joe Gordon who 'Insulted' King Bhumibol
Joe Gordon had been facing two and half years in prison for translating a banned biography, The King Never Sleeps, about the Thai king.
Nicholas Edmondson Jul 11, 2012
R Rating of Films Can Cut Teen Smoking
Norris Cotton Cancer Center researchers discover that R rating of movies can substantially reduce smoking among teens.
Staff Reporter Jul 11, 2012
Harassment Scars Cause Mental Problems
Cardiff University researchers find that people who have suffered physical or sexual harassment can develop mental health problems.
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Contraception Can Prevent More Than 272,000 Maternal Deaths [VIDEO]
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg researchers find that contraceptive methods can cut maternal deaths by 44 percent
Staff Reporter Jul 11, 2012
Tetra Pak Heiress Eva Rausing's Death 'Unexplained', Say Police
Mrs Rausing's post-mortem at Westminster mortuary does not reveal exact cause of death and further tests are being done.
Staff Reporter Jul 11, 2012
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