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Tornado strikes South and Midwest US states

Tornadoes Leave 27 Killed, Dozens Missing in US [PHOTOS]

A series of tornadoes swept across South and Midwest US states on Friday, killing at least 27 people and leaving dozens missing.

Costa Concordia Pre-Trial Hearing Starts in Italy

The black box recordings of Costa Concordia are expected to be included in the pre-trial hearing of the tragedy that occurred on 13 January 2012.

Anonymous Now Targets Law Firm Over Iraqi Killings

Internet rights activists wearing "Anonymous" masks attend an anti-ACTA protest in downtown Ljubljana, Slovenia

Puckett & Faraj, PC, a law firm defending military personnel in military and civil courts, has become the latest victim of hacktivist group anonymous for defending Sergeant Frank Wuterich, 31, for his role in the deadly massacre of innocent Iraqis in 2005.

Participants take part in the 33rd Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade in Sydney, Australia,

Sydney Set to Host 35th Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade

The preparations for the 35th annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade, scheduled to start on Saturday, are at their peak.

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Occupy London: Olympics is 'Topic of Interest'

Anti-capitalist campaigners focus on London 2012 for possible future action.

Rochdale Braces for National Front Rape Trial Protest

The far-right group is targeting the area after a recent outbreak of violence by the English Defence League because of a rape trial.

Hanover Lodge in Regent’s Park is to be sold for £120m (qftarchitects.com)

Britain’s Most Expensive House Sold for £120m

Unamed Ukrainian makes Hanover Lodge in Regent’s Park most expensive home in UK

Kristy Bamu Witchcraft Murder: Kindoki, Jinn and Voodoo Explained

Brutal murder gives glimpse into the world of witchcraft and superstition

Ker-ching for Kitching: Teen Finds £53k Lottery Ticket after Tidying Room

Ryan Kitching found winning National Lottery Ticket worth £53,000 after mum forced him to tidy room.

Padge Victoria Windslowe is accused of performing illegal buttock enhancing procedures (Philadelphia police)

Transsexual 'Black Madam' Arrested Again over Buttock Injections

Philadelphia police swoop on backstreet cosmetic surgeon under investigation for butt pump death of Claudia Aderotimi.

Dr Susannah Cornwall claims Jesus may have been both male and female

Jesus 'May Have Been Hermaphrodite', Says Researcher

Feminist theologian claims Jesus may have had both male and female features.

Study suggests that using smartphone while driving more dangerous than being drunk or high on drugs

Drivers Using Smartphones More Dangerous than Drunks

Research suggests that using Facebook on your phone while driving is riskier than drinking or taking drugs.

Mobile Phone use among UK Drivers Shows Sharp Rise: RAC

Texting and updating status on mobiles reported among third of britons while they drive, study reveals.

Many British Adults Lack Basic Maths Skills: Survey

Half of the British working population have only the basic numeracy skills of a primary school child.

Three Arrests in FSA Insider Dealing Investigation

The financial regulators confirmed one woman and two men had been arrested in relation to an insider dealing probe.

Magalie Bamu and Eric Bikubi (Met police)

Kristy Bamu Witchcraft Murder Couple Found Guilty

Eric Bikubi and Magalie Bamu tortured teenage relative over Christmas in sickening four-day ritual in London flat.

Operation Elveden: Sun Defence Editor Virginia Wheeler Latest Arrest

Police investigating alleged corrupt payments to police make another arrest, thought to be Sun journalist Virginia Wheeler.

London Riots: Met Police Raid 'Thugs of Stonebridge' Homes [VIDEO]

Addresses across Stonebridge Estate in Harlesden linked to Thugs gang that took part London riots.

Wild Animals to Banned from British Circuses

The government has announced that wild animals will be banned from Britain's circuses and a tougher licensing system will be implemented to ensure good condition for the animals until the ban takes place.

Israel Unveils New Underground Bomb Shelter Amid War Cry on Iran

The shelter is said to be the most advanced public underground bomb shelter which can accommodate up to 1,600 people.

Anonymous Behind the Mask

A video released by the hacker group Anonymous on Feb 29 familiarises the group to its growing world audience.

Weather Warning: Snow On Its Way To Britain Again [PHOTOS]

Weather forecasters predict 10-day cold snap from Sunday with temperatures falling to -5C.

PC Rathband was shot by Moat as he sat in his patrol car (BBC news)

PC David Rathband: ‘A Brave and Fine Policeman’

David Blunkett and Theresa May among those paying tribute to police hero blinded by Raoul Moat.

New Technology That Will Increase Fertility Rate For IVF Patients

Researchers have invented a new equipment design that will increase the chances of a woman getting pregnant through IVF.

Earliest Record of Christianity Found in Jerusalem Tomb

Archeologists have claimed to have found what could be an earliest record of Christianity by uncovering a first century Jerusalem tomb, which has ancient inscriptions and an iconographic image written on Jewish ossuaries or bone boxes.

Costa Allegra: Evacuation to Begin as Ship Sails Ashore

Evacuation to last several hours with priority given to physically weak and sick passengers.

Warming Turns Arctic Tundra into Patchy Forests: Study

Global Warming Triggers Early Grape Ripening

Global warming is the main cause for early ripening of grapes, according to research.

Raoul Moat Victim David Rathband Found Dead

Northumbria policeman awarded for bravery after being blinded by rampaging gunman found dead at his family home.

Allen Stanford $7bn Fraud Trial Reaches Last Stage

Jury in Ponzi scheme case hears closing arguments against US financier.

Vatican's Secrets Unveiled: Church Holds Exhibition of Private Documents [SLIDESHOW]

Start the slideshow to see some of the documents from the exhibition....

Nicotine Patches Does not Help People To Quit Smoking

Nicotine Patches Do not Help Pregnant Women Quit Smoking

Nicotine patches do not help pregnant women to quit smoking, according the new research. Counselling can be a better tool in making women kick the habit.

The federal government of Australia has granted a total of $652 million in National Health and Medical Research Council grants to boost and help build a progressive and healthier Australia.

1.3 Million EU People Face Cancer Death

Nearly 1.3 Million people will die of cancer in the European Union in 2012, but the death rate of people who die from the disease continues to decline, according to research.