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Apple Inc. has won a case in the UK Advertising Standards Agency (ASA), over allegedly misleading Siri advertisements in Britain.

Catholic cardinal Keith O'Brien, leader of the Catholic Church in Scotland, said the government's proposal to legalise same-sex marriage is an attempt to redefine marriage.

The top 10 manufacturers from the global arms industry made a consolidated $230 billion or 56 per cent of total arms sales in 2010.

Two Japanese researchers have invented a speech jamming gun that makes people stop conversing within seconds forcing them to be silent.

Up to 350 passengers were on board the two trains at the time of the accident at 9:00 pm local time (20:00 GMT).

The UK had its fourth EuroMillions lottery winner in results announced on 2 March. The newest prize winner, also the sixteenth biggest lottery winner, had not approached to claim his win, The Sun reported.

Two express trains collided head on at the small town of Szczekociny leaving 14 people dead and many more injured.

Girl Poses as Boy to Have Sex With Facebook Friends

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

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.

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.

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

Thousands of women will be marching down Oxford Street to Trafalgar Square to protest male violence against women in the afternoon of 3 March.

BP still faces several settlement cases from the affected parties in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill such as the US government, Gulf states and drilling partners.

Prince Harry arrived in Belize, popularly known as the jewel of the Caribbean, as part of his seven-day royal tour for the queen's Diamond jubilee celebrations.

A Red Cross aid convoy meant to deliver food and medicine was turned away by Syrian government forces amid reports of civilian killings in the Homs neighbourhood of Baba Amr.

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

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

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

Brutal murder gives glimpse into the world of witchcraft and superstition

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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